Fantasy Football: 3 rising players with low ownership you need to get your hands on

Week 10 was a wild one in the NFL and there are a few players around the league who are beginning to come from nowhere and perform well for their teams. They could be doing the same for your team and they should all be currently available on your waiver wire.

These players are each stepping up and making the most of their opportunities and those opportunities are not going to go away. Each of these players is a guy you should consider adding to your roster as soon as you can. They will pay dividends as you head into the playoff stretch as great bye week fill-ins and potentially, much more.

If these guys are available on waivers, get those claims in.

Keaton Mitchell, RB, Baltimore Ravens

The Baltimore Ravens have something in Keaton Mitchell, an undrafted rookie out of East Carolina, who the team has inserted into the lineup slowly over the last three weeks.

He has scored touchdowns in back-to-back games and though he is clearly behind Gus Edwards and Justice Hill in the pecking order for carries, he is also clearly the most explosive back on the roster. He is showing that with just about every touch.

The key stat to keep an eye on with Mitchell is the fact that he is averaging 14.3 yards per carry this season. If you add in the receptions he's had, he is averaging 13.0 yards per touch. That is huge for a running back.

Though the sample size is small, the Ravens have a talented young runner here. He would be a great addition in any format but he is an must-add (if you can) in dynasty.

Noah Brown, WR, Houston Texans

The Houston Texans have become one of the best offensive teams in the league in recent weeks behind rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud. While The Texans' clear top two options at wide receiver are Nico Collins and Tank Dell, there is a place for Noah Brown.

Collins missed Week 10 while nursing a calf injury, but even when he returns, there should still be a solid role for Brown, who has gone off the last two weeks. Brown has caught 13 passes for 325 yards and a touchdown in the team's last two games.

Brown's career high in receiving yards for an entire season is 555.

This is an offense that is firing on all cylinders right now and Brown has shown himself to be a dependable piece in the downfield passing game for Stroud. He likely won't be an every week starter for your fantasy team once Collins returns to the field but he is worth at least a look in your flex spot going forward.

Ty Chandler, RB, Minnesota Vikings

Of the names on this list, this one might be the most interesting, at least for this season. The Minnesota Vikings continue to deal with injuries and they continue to find a way to get production out of the next man up.

Alexander Mattison, a preseason darling in fantasy circles after Dalvin Cook was released, has been far from impressive. He is averaging just 3.5 yards per carry this season and has yet to score a touchdown on the ground.

Cam Akers was lost for the season with a torn Achilles. That forced the team to turn to second-year back Ty Chandler. He rushed 15 times for 45 yards in Week 10 against the New Orleans Saints. He didn't put up impressive numbers, but he is slowly being worked into the mix and this direct snap play that led to him scoring a touchdown in the game is encouraging as it shows the team has plans for his skillset.

Chandler is going to operate as the No. 2 running back in Minnesota for the rest of this season. He will do that behind a mostly ineffective Mattison, so he should get a ton of chances going forward.

Get him on your roster.