Fantasy football start/sit advice Week 10: Eagles vs. Packers

Two offenses with two different quarterbacks from opening day are headed in opposite directions. The Philadelphia Eagles put on a show for the ages with their 49 points in Oakland, while Aaron Rodgers has left the Green Bay Packers without a quarterback for the next few weeks at least.

Start: Nick Foles, LeSean McCoy, DeSean Jackson

You might have heard about Nick Foles last week. He had one of the best passing performances of all time and became the third quarterback to ever throw seven touchdowns and not have an interception. He also was the first quarterback to have a 158.3 passer rating in a game this season. Unless you have a superstar like Drew Brees or Peyton Manning, he should be in almost all lineups. Shady McCoy is going to be a beast down the stretch, even though the Eagles aren't running the ball nearly as much with Foles calling the shots. DeSean Jackson has been great down the field and it's a bit of a surprise to see how well Foles gets the ball outside the numbers for 30-plus yards.

Deep starts: Riley Cooper, Brent Celek

Sit: Bryce Brown, Jason Avant

Start: Eddie Lacy, Jordy Nelson

The rookie back is simply a beast. He went off last week against the Bears for 150 rushing yards and a score. Now that Aaron Rodgers is out, he will be the focal point of the offense. Green Bay hasn't been famous for its run blocking, but it has some big bodies that can push people around. He's a top-five play this week. Jordy Nelson is the Packers' best receiver, so he has to be in the lineup in almost all leagues.

This isn't going to be your older brother's Packers. Heck, it might not even be your dad's Packers with Brett Favre and Rodgers putting on an aerial show over the past two decades. Starks should get his chance for about 10 carries, so he could turn that into a touchdown and 70 yards or so.

Sit: Seneca Wallace, James Jones, Jarrett Boykin, Andrew Quarless