Fantasy Football Week 10 Waiver Wire Running Back Pickups feat. Chris Rodriguez Jr. and Bhayshul Tuten

Fantasy Football is rounding into its tenth week. As such, the grind continues. Managers who diligently keep an eye on the waiver wire could be the ones who win it all, but it's one thing to look and another to know what you're looking for. Sportskeeda is here to help turn a murky list of names into a clear tier list.

Here's a look at who's available on the fantasy football waiver wire this week.

Fantasy Football Week 10 Waiver Wire RBs

Chris Rodriguez Jr. at Commanders at Falcons - Source: Getty

#4 - Brittain Brown, Chicago Bears (0% rostered)

Heading into Week 9, almost no one knew who Brittain Brown was. Now, he has managed to elevate himself into the fantasy football waiver wire conversation. With D'Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson facing injury issues, Brown scored a touchdown against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Brown is worth putting in a waiver wire claim for, but he is likely to work best as a depth piece for your bench. If you are in desperate need of a name and the others on this list are taken, Brown offers at least some level of untested upside.

#3 - Bhayshul Tuten, Jacksonville Jaguars (20.7% rostered)

Bhayshul Tuten is no stranger to fantasy football veterans as a running back acquainted with the waiver wire. He finds himself on the waiver wire must-add list once again after logging nine carries for 29 yards and a touchdown.

As a touchdown-dependent back, managers could do worse, but don't expect miracles out of Tuten, who sits behind bellcow back Travis Etienne. Etienne still commands the backfield, proving as such with 22 carries against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 9.

#2 - Terrell Jennings, New England Patriots (5.3% rostered)

Terrell Jennings logged a season-high 11 carries against the Atlanta Falcons, and he made a mark against the stiff defense, earning a touchdown. After failing to log a carry in the first five games, Jennings has seen his usage rise to a new tier in the past three weeks.

Adding Jennings makes sense as a short-term fix in case Rhamondre Stevenson's toe injury carries a long-term absence. According to a Friday report by ESPN, Vrabel valued Stevenson's pass blocking, so the back is likely to remain in the mix when he returns, no matter how well Jennings does in his backup role behind TreVeyon Henderson.

#1 - Chris Rodriguez Jr., Washington Commanders (0.6% rostered)

Chris Rodriguez Jr. saw a season high in carries against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football. The running back split the carries 50/50 with Jacory Croskey-Merritt and outearned the starting back in yards per carry and rushing touchdowns.

Not only does Rodriguez now have two feet to stand on going into Week 10, but with the team's roster in rough shape already, with Jayden Daniels likely heading to the team's injured reserve per NFL Insider Jonathan Jones on Monday, seemingly nothing is set in stone.