The past few days have been turbulent for fantasy football listeners as key injuries and lineup changes have shaken player rankings and caused numerous managers to rethink their strategies. According to Fantasy Football Scout, Friday saw fourteen Premier League managers hold press conferences, providing updates on the latest flagged players. Alisson from Liverpool is scheduled to return after the November international break, giving a potential boost to fantasy teams needing stability in goal. However, Jeremie Frimpong and Lucas Bergvall remain unavailable, affecting defensive rotations.

Among the notable fresh injuries, Douglas Luiz has picked up a hamstring concern, joining Oleksandr Zinchenko, Ola Aina, and Angus Gunn, who were already sidelined earlier this week. On the offensive side, listeners should be cautious with Martin Odegaard, Noni Madueke, Kai Havertz, and James Maddison, all still dealing with knee issues. Wolves continue to struggle, with Rodrigo Gomes announced out until 2026 and Matt Doherty still recovering from a knee problem. Emmanuel Agbadou’s one-match ban also impacts defensive depth for fantasy squads.

Fantasy Points details the importance of adapting your roster this week given bye weeks and injured stars. For instance, league-leading rusher Jonathan Taylor will miss action due to bye, leaving managers scrambling for replacement options. Bleacher Report notes that sleepers Alec Pierce and Tez Johnson have emerged as high-upside plays because of injuries and bye weeks; Joe Flacco is singled out as a notable waiver wire addition with Cleveland seeking stability at quarterback.

In other areas, Newcastle’s Sven Botman sustained a knee injury back in March and is likely out until December, while Mason Mount and Christian Eriksen are both day-to-day, status uncertain for Gameweek 11. Rico Henry is finally gaining match fitness after his own long layoff. Wolves’ caretaker boss James Collins indicated that academy prospects like Tawanda Chirewa, Mateus Mane, and Enso Gonzalez may get minutes, offering bold managers a chance to grab early value in deep leagues.

Listeners have also followed the surgical news around Travis Hunter. The Fantasy Headliners confirm Hunter just underwent LCL surgery and should be out for approximately six months, similar to the situation faced by Rashid Rice last year. Such long-term injuries are pushing managers to explore lower-rostered talents and take calculated risks.

Turning to bans, Emmanuel Agbadou’s absence must be noted heading into this weekend, and Emmanuel Dennis from Sunderland is set to play with the under-21s rather than the senior side. For listeners keeping tabs on upcoming returns, both Romaine and Elliott Anderson may be close to seeing action again, with Sunderland’s Regis Le Bris saying Anderson could be available for the Fulham clash.

This week, as always, the advice is to closely monitor updates as team news shifts daily leading up to lineups locking. Injuries to midfield and defensive anchors, rebounds from previous injuries, and the elevation of backup and sleeper options promise to make Gameweek 11 a decisive one for fantasy managers everywhere.

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Fantasy football listeners have witnessed a dramatic turn of events over the past few days as injuries, surprise performances, and changing team situations have shaken up the Week 11 landscape. According to NFL.com’s latest flex rankings, several key running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends have either surged or dropped in value as the injury report continues to shift.

Major breaking news arrived with Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, whose turf toe injury required surgery and is now confirmed to be season-ending. DraftSharks notes that this is a huge blow, not only to managers with Burrow but also to anyone relying on Bengals skill players, since the offense’s ceiling drops sharply. Similarly, Seahawks wideout Tyler Lockett is considered week-to-week, which opens additional targets for DK Metcalf and Jaxon Smith-Njigba moving forward, as reported by FullTimeFantasy.

Washington’s Terry McLaurin, as shared by Fantasy Alarm, is expected to miss this week and possibly faces a season-ending scenario after being unable to get close to active status. Tampa Bay’s Chris Godwin is also in danger of missing significant time, with coaching staff stating he’s not playing this week and might be a drop candidate for managers needing immediate production.

The running back landscape is shifting as well. Austin Ekeler is on the injury report but there is optimism he could return soon, though his inconsistency this season has already frustrated many. On the plus side, the Seahawks’ Rico Dowdle is mentioned by ESPN as a clear upgrade for Week 11 matchups, considering his recent uptick in usage and production. Meanwhile, Dalton Kincaid of the Bills is considered week-to-week after a hamstring issue, so tight end streamers are scrambling for replacements.

Several waiver wire options are emerging as must-adds. Oronde Gadsden of the Chargers avoided major knee damage and could play as soon as this week, says DraftSharks, presenting a sleeper opportunity if he’s available in your league. And with so many absences and injuries, the likes of Franklin and Johnson are being singled out by FullTimeFantasy in their latest recommendations as strong waiver additions.

Rest-of-season rankings published at FantasyPros are reflecting these developments. Skill players like Davante Adams and Rashod Bateman see their outlooks tarnished by team struggles and nagging injuries, while the opportunity is rising for backfield committees—listeners should pay attention to shifting snap counts, especially among injury-replacement running backs and handcuffs.

With the fantasy football regular season hitting its stretch run, managers need to be proactive, working the waiver wire aggressively in response to injuries and recent breakout performances. Monitoring practice reports and exploiting matchups—such as targeting the few receivers who’ve produced against the Chiefs—is crucial for squeezing out wins. As the NFL week progresses, more clarity on player status will emerge, so stay tuned for breaking updates and finalized actives before setting those lineups.

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Fantasy football rankings have shifted notably over the last several days, driven by a wave of injuries and surprise performances. The biggest stories involve top-tier running backs and wide receivers departing with serious setbacks, leaving listeners scrambling for replacements. Sports Illustrated details that season-ending injuries have sidelined Austin Ekeler of Washington, Najee Harris from the Chargers, and James Conner from the Cardinals, with all three out for the rest of 2025 after respective Achilles and ankle injuries. Malik Nabers, Tyreek Hill, and Antonio Gibson are also out for the season following confirmed surgeries, according to FantasyPros and Sports Illustrated, sending managers searching for depth at receiver and running back.

The quarterback landscape has been upended, as reported by Draft Sharks. Jayden Daniels of Washington faces up to six games out due to a dislocated elbow and might not return this season, while C.J. Stroud in Houston is under concussion protocol and expected to miss at least one game, with a possible performance dip when he returns. This opens up streaming opportunities at quarterback, with waiver pickups trending, as mentioned by FantasyPros. New York Giants QB Jaxson Dart is also in concussion protocol, likely missing a week or more.

At running back, Bam Knight of Arizona sprained his ankle and could miss multiple games, while Trey Benson is returning soon and might reclaim the lead role—though Emari Demercado’s solid play could keep the backfield a committee, per 4for4. Chris Rodriguez of Washington aggravated his shoulder, with replacement Jacory Croskey-Merritt expected to handle most of the work. Listen out for MarShawn Lloyd (Green Bay), Joe Mixon (Houston), and Miles Sanders (Dallas) as they remain sidelined, causing uncertainty for managers invested in these players.

Wide receiver shakeups continue. Brandon Aiyuk (San Francisco) and Mike Evans (Tampa Bay) are both rehabbing injuries, but neither is expected to miss the season. ESPN notes that Rashid Shaheed, after joining a new team, will be thrust into a prominent role due to the rash of injuries around the league. Jayden Reed (Green Bay) and Cedric Tillman (Cleveland) are progressing from injuries and could be available in the next couple of weeks.

At tight end, Oronde Gadsden is a major question mark for Los Angeles after suffering a knee injury. If it’s just a bruise, he might miss minimal time, but anything more serious could mean several weeks out. Brenton Strange (Jacksonville) is nursing a hip/quad injury and is questionable for the upcoming weeks.

The waiver wire is ablaze as listeners search for key replacements. According to FantasyPros, Jaguars wide receiver Parker Washington is one of the hottest adds for Week 11, filling the vacuum left by injured starters. Managers hunting for stability should also consider committee running backs, temporary wide receivers, and streaming quarterbacks based on favorable matchups.

In summary, the past few days have brought seismic shifts to fantasy football rankings, with major injuries forcing listeners to take swift action. The ripple effect has created new opportunities for backup players and placed extra emphasis on waiver wire moves. Keeping tabs on practice reports and injury updates will remain crucial as Week 11 approaches.

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Fantasy football managers have seen a flurry of impactful news and player updates shake up the rankings in the days leading up to Week 10. The biggest headline is the injury to Jayden Daniels of the Washington Commanders. According to Draft Sharks, Daniels suffered a dislocated elbow late in his last game, marking his third major injury this season. Medical experts expect this to end Daniels’ 2025 campaign. That leaves a question mark for managers who counted on the rookie, and many experts suggest targeting available free agent quarterbacks in your league as replacements.

C.J. Stroud of the Houston Texans is also in the news, diagnosed with a concussion after a tough hit. He’ll enter the five-step NFL concussion protocol and is likely to miss at least one game. FantasyPros and Draft Sharks both note that performance upon returning from concussion can be inconsistent for quarterbacks, especially considering cognitive demands at the position. Backup options and potential streaming targets should be explored if Stroud was your starter.

Running back D’Andre Swift has been designated as questionable for Week 10 due to ongoing injury concerns. Sports Illustrated reports his status will likely require a last-minute check, so managers should be prepared with backup plans in case Swift is ruled out. Meanwhile, breakout rookie running back Bucky Irving has already been ruled out for this week, forcing managers in deeper leagues to scramble for volume replacements.

At tight end, a season-ending injury to Tucker Kraft of the Packers shakes up both real NFL plans and fantasy rosters. Kraft tore his ACL, which MRI confirmed earlier in the week. According to Draft Sharks, Kraft will begin rehab immediately and is not expected back on the field until the start of next season, with full effectiveness not likely until 2027.

Wide receiver watch includes updates on Cooper Kupp and Tetairoa McMillan. ESPN reports that managers should monitor both carefully for game day inactives and have insurance ready for these critical roster spots.

Names like TreVeyon Henderson, Kyle Williams, Kimani Vidal, Kyle Monangai, and Rashid Shaheed have risen in start/sit conversations, according to the Underdog Football Show and its Week 10 blueprint. The show specifically highlights how the next-man-up approach could unlock short-term volume and fantasy upside for several of these less-rostered players.

Weather is expected to play a role in some game outcomes this week; advanced managers are already weighing potential field conditions when setting lineups, particularly for kickers and deep flex options.

Lineup questions are at an all-time high, with managers looking for late-breaking clarity as injuries, suspensions, and rest decisions pile up. The ESPN fantasy Q&A boards and The Huddle’s breaking news tracker are being refreshed almost minute by minute as inactives become official.

In summary, the fallout from the Jayden Daniels and C.J. Stroud injuries, the uncertainty around D’Andre Swift, and reallocations of fantasy value to players like TreVeyon Henderson and Kyle Monangai are defining the current week’s rankings and waiver priorities. Staying alert, acting quickly on player news, and leveraging depth on the bench have never been more important.

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In the past few days, several major developments have impacted fantasy football rankings and roster decisions heading into Week 10. Quarterback injuries headline the news. Jayden Daniels of the Commanders will likely miss the remainder of the season due to a dislocated elbow, according to DraftSharks, which notes this is Daniels’ third significant injury this year. The team is expected to pivot to Marcus Mariota, who is now a top streaming option, especially for those scrambling to replace Daniels. C.J. Stroud is also dealing with a concussion and is expected to miss at least one game, as detailed by DraftSharks, which brings backup Davis Mills into the spotlight for Houston.

Receivers and their surrounding situations continue to move the needle. According to NFL.com, the Steelers remain a dream matchup for opposing wide receivers, giving a boost to Quentin Johnston’s sleeper stock this week if the Chargers’ offensive line can give Justin Herbert enough time. For the Texans, Nico Collins remains the only trustworthy pass-catching option, with Dalton Schultz showing some streaming value, particularly as Jacksonville has struggled against tight ends. Tight end plays are top of mind, with NFL.com highlighting Dalton Schultz, Hunter Henry, and Sam LaPorta as high-upside options for this weekend, especially in DFS lineups. Advanced Sports Logic’s projections see Sam LaPorta and Hunter Henry as top-value picks.

Star names continue to dominate rankings. Matthew Berry’s latest rankings still see Lamar Jackson and Christian McCaffrey at the top of their respective positions. Berry also holds Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Brock Bowers in high regard going into the weekend. Sleeper potential has been noted around the league, with FantasyPros making bold Week 10 predictions about Jaylin Lane and others possibly popping off, suggesting fantasy managers shouldn’t shy away from making aggressive moves on the waiver wire as bye weeks and injuries squeeze rosters.

Injury news continues to alter the landscape. NBC Sports reports that Malik Nabers, who had been a promising rookie breakout, is done for the year with a torn ACL, and there are key question marks around Brian Thomas Jr. and D’Andre Swift, with managers urged to monitor final practice reports before Sunday.

Running back and quarterback values are in sharp focus for DFS. Josh Allen is a consensus top-tier option for both DraftKings and FanDuel, according to Advanced Sports Logic, while Christian McCaffrey remains one of the steadiest non-quarterback options despite his high price tag in daily formats.

Several platforms, including CBS Sports’ Fantasy Football Today podcast, are suggesting to bench marquee names who might typically be locked into lineups due to tough Week 10 matchups or poor recent performance, though the exact players vary by analyst.

As roster moves kick into high gear for this critical stretch of the fantasy season, managers should have a close eye on late-breaking injury updates, trust high-upside matchups, and consider pivoting to backup quarterbacks or value tight ends where injuries have opened up opportunity.

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Fantasy football managers are dealing with a mix of game-changing injuries, emerging breakout stars, and depth chart movement heading into Week 10. The past few days have brought several headlines with major impact on player rankings and fantasy strategy.

Quarterback news is leading the fantasy conversation. According to Draft Sharks, Washington Commanders' rookie QB Jayden Daniels suffered a dislocated elbow late Sunday and is expected to miss the remainder of the 2025 season. This knee-caps any hopes for Daniels as a season-long fantasy option, and his injury pushes the Commanders' skill players like Brian Thomas further down rankings due to instability at quarterback. Meanwhile, Houston Texans' C.J. Stroud exited with a concussion and will likely miss at least one game, with Draft Sharks warning of a notable dip in his fantasy output upon return, due to the unique cognitive demand at the quarterback position.

The running back landscape is shifting as well. RotoBaller reports that Denver rookie RJ Harvey is the talk of fantasy circles after strong practices and minimal competition in the backfield. Insiders are projecting an RB2 floor and legitimate RB1 upside if usage lives up to expectations. In line with these developments, the Fantasy Points team highlights a resurgence for some veteran backs and encourages listeners to watch for short-term streamers or high-upside stashes on the waiver wire if their depth has been hit by injury.

Tight end movement continues to shake up fantasy value, with Adam Schefter of ESPN revealing that the Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steelers have engaged in talks over Pro Bowl tight end Jonnu Smith. Should Smith land in Pittsburgh, analysts project immediate changes to the fantasy outlook for Dolphins receivers Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle—both of whom could see increased workload—while the Steelers’ own Pat Freiermuth might be edged out as a fantasy-relevant starter.

Wide receivers are also making headlines. Fantasy Points brings attention to breakout players and emerging rookie Emeka Egbuka, with actionable analysis on how these rising stars are delivering on early hype. There’s also caution around injury-related volatility, most notably when a team loses a steady quarterback presence as seen in both the Commanders’ and Texans’ situations.

Depth chart shake-ups are common this time of year. Coaches are integrating rookie talent and addressing underperformers, and according to Fantasy Points, roster updates for the New York Jets and Green Bay Packers are causing speculative pickups and ranking shifts at running back and wide receiver positions. Listeners are being urged to keep an eye on snap counts, usage trends, and injury recovery updates to stay ahead of the curve on the waiver wire.

Lastly, some fantasy favorites—like Christian McCaffrey—continue to deliver high-end RB production, but the week’s news is a reminder that even elite options can see changes to their outlook based on team performance and supporting cast adjustments.

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Week 9 was anything but quiet for fantasy football fans, with news, injuries, and breakout performances reshuffling rankings across the board. According to CBS Sports, one of the most dramatic storylines emerged around Brock Bowers, who not only stole the show with a huge game but sparked a heated debate about his rest-of-season value. Analysts are split on whether to buy into his consistent production, though his usage and athleticism have sent his dynasty and season-long rankings climbing. In contrast, listeners should be cautious with the Vikings offense led by rookie J.J. McCarthy, which struggled and pushed Jordan Addison’s value down.

Drake London provided one of the week’s biggest surprises as Sports Illustrated reports he erupted for three touchdowns, establishing himself as a must-start wide receiver regardless of matchup. Conversely, Jahmyr Gibbs disappointed fantasy managers with a quiet performance, raising questions about his workload and consistency moving forward.

The injury report was especially influential. According to 4for4 and Sports Illustrated, Isiah Pacheco was ruled out, impacting running back depth and forcing managers to scramble for replacements on the waiver wire. Cooper Kupp missed Week 9 due to a hamstring injury, with 4for4 experts warning of a multi-week absence given his injury history, which means listeners should prepare for less production from the Seahawks receiving corps. Other notable injuries include Brian Thomas Jr. of Jacksonville, who suffered a high ankle sprain and will likely miss multiple weeks, and tight end Cole Kmet, who is expected to miss at least one game due to a concussion. Multiple sources such as Rotowire and the Sharp Football Analysis tracker also highlight ongoing uncertainty for marquee players including Travis Hunter and Tucker Kraft, with initial reports suggesting potential multi-week absences.

The waiver wire is heating up, especially with Colston Loveland and Kyle Monangai rising in value after strong performances, according to CBS Sports recap. Tee Higgins also rebounded and looks primed for a larger role after missing time earlier in the season. For those stashing upside, Chimere Dike and Parker Washington are deemed “flex-worthy” thanks to increased snaps from injuries on their respective teams.

Dynasty trade value charts from FantasyPros are shifting, particularly for young running backs and receivers making the most of expanded roles due to injuries. Managers are actively buying Drake London and selling struggling assets like Kimani Vidal and Tyrone Tracy Jr., both of whom saw their stock drop this week.

ESPN notes that Alvin Kamara played through an ankle injury, although Devin Neal, his backup, was also less than healthy. This leaves listeners with tough decisions around the Saints backfield as neither option is fully trustworthy in the short term.

To wrap up, Week 9’s chaos shakes up how listeners should approach trades, waiver adds, and weekly lineups as injuries and breakout stars are hammering fantasy rankings in real time. Thank you for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe for more updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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This week in fantasy football, injury updates and some major performances are shifting player rankings across formats. According to Sports Illustrated, Isiah Pacheco has been ruled out for Week 9 due to injury, forcing managers to look for backup options in the Kansas City backfield. Meanwhile, Puka Nacua is set to return, boosting expectations for the Rams’ passing game. Sports Illustrated also points out several big names on the Week 9 injury report, including uncertainty for stars like Cooper Kupp and Ricky Pearsall, who has a lingering knee issue. On the injury front, Fantasy Football Scout notes several players likely to miss time or limited, such as those with concussion protocol or soft tissue injuries. For example, multiple running backs and wide receivers remain questionable or sidelined, affecting start/sit decisions.

NBC’s Fantasy Football Happy Hour highlights the return of George Kittle, cleared from the injury report and expected to play a full role for the 49ers. That’s a significant boost for managers seeking tight end consistency. Rotoballer and FantasyPros, via FantasyRundown, spotlight the DFS implications for Sunday night, identifying high-value picks and highlighting the absence of key starters. Rotoballer notes that backup running backs and secondary wideouts can emerge as surprise contributors when big names are absent.

Looking at breakouts, TheHuddle reports that Jaxon Smith-Njigba continues a dominant campaign, averaging an NFL-best 117.0 receiving yards per game, a stat line propelling him rapidly up fantasy rankings. FantasyPros adds that last-minute advice centers around adjusting for inactives, with analysts prioritizing healthy, high-upside options in light of mounting injuries.

The quarterback picture remains unsettled for some teams. ESPN reports lingering questions over Joe Flacco’s status, while some managers hope for returns from multiple injured passers. Sports Illustrated signals optimism in certain cases but also ongoing monitoring for late-breaking news before kickoff.

Roster management this week means acting fast on players with increased volume due to injuries. NBC points to the opportunity in several backfields and receiving corps, advising listeners to keep an eye on gameday reports and positional matchup advantages. Fantasy Football Scout documents how muscle injuries, concussions, and knee issues could shift snap counts and open the door for secondary options.

With updated rankings and shifting values, the consensus from FantasyPros and Rotoballer is clear: flexibility is crucial. Injuries will continue to define Week 9, and listeners who stay agile—adding returning stars and replacing inactives promptly—stand to benefit most.

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Listeners, over the past few days, fantasy football has been jolted by a series of injuries, breakout performances, and lineup shifts that have impacted rankings heading into Week 9. One of the biggest injury stories involves Saquon Barkley, who left early due to a groin strain. According to DraftSharks, Barkley called the injury nothing crazy, and the Eagles gave him extra rest heading into their bye week. He may miss zero to two games, with the main concern being his ability to change direction quickly after returning. Managers with Barkley should have backup options ready as he remains at risk for re-injury.

The Giants have suffered a major blow, losing Cam Skattebo for the season after an ankle dislocation and fracture that required emergency surgery. Fantasypoints.com notes that while Skattebo’s surgery was successful, his recovery will extend past this season and his fantasy value is erased for 2025, shifting managers to the waiver wire for help at RB.

Other high-impact injuries this week include Garrett Wilson dealing with a knee issue expected to keep him questionable for Week 9, Puka Nacua managing foot and ankle concerns but trending toward returning, and Lamar Jackson, who sat out last week with a hamstring strain but is projected to possibly return for this Thursday’s game against the Dolphins. FantasyPros and Pro Football Network also highlight Bryce Young, Brock Purdy, and Drake London battling ankle injuries, with their return dates up in the air.

Matthew Berry’s rankings for Week 9 feature the usual top performers like Patrick Mahomes, Jonathan Taylor, Ja'Marr Chase, and Trey McBride, but circumstances may force changes quickly. Trey McBride has solidified himself as the alpha pass-catcher on his team, which is significant as Marvin Harrison Jr. continues to show inconsistency, with more games below 40 yards receiving than breakout performances. NFL.com suggests Harrison still isn’t a must-start, making McBride’s rise all the more relevant for managers needing tight end production.

In sleeper territory, DK Metcalf of the Seahawks is prepping for a prime matchup against the Colts, a defense that has given up massive yards to receivers. Metcalf’s touchdown production has kept him fantasy-relevant even as his catches and yards have dipped, but with Indy’s vulnerability and Metcalf’s penchant for big seam routes, managers are expecting WR1 upside this week. Meanwhile, fantasy managers scrambling for last-minute pickups have seen names like Chimere Dike and Bam Knight recommended by ESPN’s Matt Bowen as useful emergency solutions.

Keon Coleman’s breakout start to the season still resonates, but his usage has varied week to week. FantasyPros mentions his Week 1 heroics and how boom-or-bust situations like his have become weekly themes, making matchups and injury tracking key for lineup decisions.

With trade deadlines approaching, The Fantasy Footballers recommend reviewing the top 10 at each position and identifying who to move—especially those with high volatility or looming injury risk. They also stress the importance of monitoring backup options and IR roster rules as injuries rack up, especially after an injury when an offer comes in. For listeners looking to swing a trade, debates are swirling about sending away Ja’Marr Chase for JSN or leveraging Emeka Egbuka for Ashton Jeanty, reflecting just how quickly player values shift as the season grinds on.

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Recent days in fantasy football have seen significant shifts due to injuries and team performances. Cam Skattebo, a promising rookie running back for the New York Giants, suffered a season-ending ankle dislocation during a game against the Eagles. This injury leaves him out for the remainder of the 2025 season, and Tyrone Tracy is expected to take over his role, making him a key waiver wire pickup for fantasy managers experiencing RB depth issues.

Meanwhile, Saquon Barkley, running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, left a game with a groin strain but is expected to recover quickly, benefiting from the Eagles' upcoming bye week. His return is anticipated to be low to medium impact, with the risk of re-injury affecting his performance, particularly in change-of-direction situations.

In target trends, Ja'Marr Chase leads the league with 99 targets, closely followed by Chris Olave. Christian McCaffrey continues to dominate target counts among running backs, while Trey McBride leads tight ends with 66 targets.

As the fantasy season progresses, listeners should closely monitor these developments to adjust their lineups effectively.

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Welcome to your Fantasy Football update for Week 9. Let's dive into the injury news and waiver wire moves that are shaping rosters heading into this crucial part of the season.

The biggest injury concern this week involves Saquon Barkley, who suffered a groin injury during Sunday's game against the New York Giants. The good news is that Barkley himself is confident the injury is minor, and with the Eagles having their bye in Week 9, he'll have two full weeks to recover before facing the Green Bay Packers. Fantasy managers should still consider picking up Tank Bigsby as insurance, especially if they own Barkley. Bigsby impressed in his expanded role, rushing nine times for 104 yards and adding over 10 fantasy points.

Mike Evans is facing a much longer absence after leaving Monday night's game against the Lions with both a concussion and a clavicle fracture. DraftSharks reports that while the concussion might have only cost him a game or two, the clavicle fracture will keep him sidelined for six to eight weeks. His return depends on follow-up X-rays showing complete bone healing. Tampa Bay will need to find new targets in his absence for the rest of the fantasy playoffs.

At quarterback, there's drama brewing in Cleveland. Despite head coach Kevin Stefanski stating that Dillon Gabriel would remain the starting quarterback after their Week 9 bye, Gabriel has struggled mightily, averaging just 170.8 passing yards and one touchdown per game while throwing two interceptions against the Patriots. Fantasy Pros suggests that Shedeur Sanders could get his opportunity later this season, making him a potential stash in deeper Superflex leagues.

The Cardinals continue dealing with running back injuries as Trey Benson will miss at least one more game due to a knee issue, opening the door for more carries against the Dallas Cowboys, who have surrendered 26.9 fantasy points per game to running backs through seven weeks.

Other notable injuries include Kendre Miller, who suffered a season-ending ACL tear and will undergo surgery this week. Brian Thomas Jr left the field with a shoulder injury of unknown severity, with Jacksonville yet to provide an update. Projected returns for Week 9 include Puka Nacua, Brock Bowers, and potentially Lamar Jackson and Kyler Murray, though their statuses remain fluid.

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Good morning listeners, this is your Fantasy Football update covering the latest developments that are shaking up rankings heading into Week 8.

The injury bug continues to wreak havoc across the league. Mike Evans suffered both a concussion and a clavicle fracture during Monday night's game against the Lions. According to Draft Sharks, Evans is expected to miss six to eight weeks, which essentially ends his fantasy season for most managers. The Buccaneers will now lean more heavily on their remaining receivers.

Quarterback situations are causing major headaches for fantasy managers this week. Lamar Jackson is dealing with a hamstring injury with a projected return around Week 9 or 10. Jayden Daniels is also sidelined with a hamstring issue, expected back around Week 10. Kyler Murray is nursing a foot injury that should keep him out until Week 9 or 10. This creates what ESPN is calling bye-mageddon, with six teams on bye including the Seahawks, Rams, Lions, Cardinals, Jaguars, and one more.

On the positive side, Christian Watson has been activated from the PUP list and should make his 2025 debut this week for the Packers. This gives Aaron Rodgers another weapon in the receiving corps.

The Fantasy Footballers podcast recently highlighted some important rest-of-season targets. Matthew Stafford has been quietly excellent, ranking as the quarterback four in fantasy points over the last month. With Devontae Adams now in the red zone, Stafford is finally getting those touchdown opportunities that previously went to Kyron Williams on the ground. Chase Brown also emerged as a second-half sleeper candidate worth targeting in trades.

Puka Nacua is dealing with a foot and ankle issue but should return around Week 9. Garrett Wilson has a knee concern with a similar timeline. David Njoku's knee injury has him questionable for Week 8 or 9. Brock Bowers is expected back Week 9 from his knee injury.

Running back depth charts are shifting as well. Kendre Miller suffered a season-ending ACL tear and will undergo surgery this week, opening up opportunities in the Saints backfield.

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In the past few days, several significant developments have reshaped the fantasy football landscape heading into week eight. One of the standout stories involves the injury situations affecting key players on multiple rosters, which are causing shifts in rankings and game-day decisions across fantasy leagues.

According to FantasyPros, the much-watched Terry McLaurin is set to return for the Commanders after missing games due to a quad injury, but the absence of quarterback Jayden Daniels, who is sidelined with a hamstring, means Marcus Mariota is taking over. This quarterback change introduces uncertainty for McLaurin’s upside right as managers weigh plugging him back into starting lineups. That same source reminds listeners that George Kittle, after a zero-catch game, should not be hastily benched, especially as the 49ers face the Texans, despite Kittle’s tendency to disappear in the passing game when the 49ers shift their focus to the run.

ESPN highlights ongoing performances that are shaping rankings, mentioning how Christian McCaffrey’s continued dominance surprises few but cements his position at the top of the running back pool. The source also notes that Aaron Jones is finally showing signs of health and resurgence, which could alter how listeners approach their backfields as contenders enter the trade window.

Injuries continue to dominate the conversation. According to 4for4 and the Fantasy Football Injury Tracker, Joe Burrow and Brock Purdy are both nursing turf toe issues, casting doubts on their immediate fantasy prospects. Lamar Jackson is working his way back from a hamstring strain, while Jayden Daniels is already ruled out for the coming week. Notably, Nico Collins of the Texans has a concussion and is likely out, impacting Houston passing game stacks, and Marvin Harrison Jr. of the Cardinals is expected to miss this week with a concussion but should return after Arizona’s bye. Jakobi Meyers' absence for the Raiders further thins the receiver corps, complicating life for fantasy managers relying on Las Vegas pass-catchers.

FantasyPoints and PlayerProfiler emphasize that tight end issues are mounting. Brock Bowers of the Raiders is unlikely to play until after Las Vegas’ bye as he recovers from a PCL sprain. Chicago’s Cole Kmet left last week’s game with reported back and knee injuries, giving listeners another headache in a position already thinned by injuries to Mike Gesicki and Darren Waller—the latter suffering a pec strain that could be a multi-week issue and making him a possible drop candidate in shallower leagues.

FantasyPros and CBS Sports both flag the ongoing saga with receivers like Puka Nacua, likely sidelined through the Rams’ bye, and Christian Watson, still out for the Packers. In Jacksonville, rookie Brian Thomas Jr. hurt the same shoulder he injured in college and the preseason, and could miss time, while in Tennessee, Calvin Ridley’s hamstring woes are bad enough that an IR stint after the team’s bye is possible.

With all the injuries swirling, ESPN and Draft Sharks point out that embedded rankings are in full flux, and underscoring the need for listeners to watch injury reports, especially late-week practice statuses, before making final lineup calls. Some waiver-wire recommendations are getting last-minute upgrades as new opportunities arise; running backs like Devin Neal in New Orleans and other backup or plug-and-play receivers could be in for surprise opportunities.

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Listeners, it’s been a busy stretch for fantasy football and the past few days have shaken up rankings across leagues. According to DraftSharks, one of the biggest stories is the wave of significant injuries impacting key players just as the fantasy season heats up. Jayden Daniels, quarterback for the Washington Commanders, exited his recent game with a hamstring strain to the same leg that suffered a PCL sprain earlier. Official reports suggest he avoided a major issue, but hamstring injuries tend to linger. While he may only miss one game, expect his rushing production to drop even after he returns.

Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young is dealing with a high-ankle sprain, a tough injury that typically sidelines a player for up to four weeks. MRI results show Young’s injury isn’t as severe as some past cases like J.J. McCarthy’s, but his mobility and effectiveness will be lower even after he returns to the field.

Kendre Miller, running back for the Saints, suffered a season-ending ACL tear. This leaves a hole in the New Orleans backfield, creating new waiver-wire opportunities for listeners searching for a running back to plug the gap.

For wide receivers, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Mike Evans left his Monday night game with both a concussion and a clavicle fracture. That fracture means Evans could be out up to eight weeks. According to RealTime Fantasy Sports, the ripple effect in Tampa has seen rookie Emeka Egbuka’s draft value skyrocket. With Chris Godwin already nursing an ankle injury and Jalen McMillan landing on IR, Egbuka has quickly jumped from a late-round afterthought to a top-five round pick in most drafts.

Speaking of risers, Jacory Croskey-Merritt, now with the Commanders, leapt up draft boards after rumors and then confirmation of Brian Robinson’s trade away from Washington. Early in the preseason, Croskey-Merritt was ignored in most leagues, but now he’s showing up as high as the fifth round, with analysts like Howard Bender suggesting the seventh or eighth round might be a more reasonable spot for him.

On the must-add list this week, Fantasy Points names Zach Charbonnet and highlights the banged-up Green Bay Packers offense. With numerous teams dealing with cluster injuries, working the waiver wire is more crucial than ever. Daniel Jones is also dealing with injury troubles and Brock Bowers, previously a tight end on many sleeper lists, is now sidelined, forcing fantasy managers to re-evaluate the tight end landscape.

Bounceback candidates like Christian McCaffrey and Justin Herbert are continuing to reinforce their top-draft billing, while teams with emerging or resurgent offensive systems—such as the New York Jets, still tinkering with their quarterback situation—are drawing close attention from sharp managers looking for the next breakout player.

As for weekly projections, Dallas wideout CeeDee Lamb is being encouraged as a start in all formats, even in tough matchups, while Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson is being shied away from in Week 1 due to a difficult draw against a historically stingy Eagles defense.

Changes in player health and team depth charts over the past few days have not only thrown waiver priorities into flux, but have radically shifted how managers view flex options and backup value. The message from expert analysts across all platforms is clear—stay engaged, check the latest injury news, and don’t be afraid to make aggressive moves on the wire.

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The past few days in fantasy football have been a whirlwind of key injuries, breakout performances, depth chart surprises, and notable trades that are shaking up rankings and waiver wire priorities. To start, injuries remain the primary force driving fantasy managers’ decisions. According to the 4for4 2025 Fantasy Football Injury Tracker, Puka Nacua of the Rams has been sidelined with an ankle injury and is unlikely to return until after the team’s bye, pulling him out of lineups for at least another week. Marvin Harrison Jr. with Arizona entered concussion protocol, and with the team’s Week 8 bye, listeners likely won’t see him until Week 9. Meanwhile, DJ Moore in Chicago had a brief hospital stay for a groin injury but returned to practice and is expected to play, offering some relief for frustrated Bears managers.

Tight end depth was hit hard. Brock Bowers of the Raiders remains out with a PCL sprain, and the smart play by the Raiders looks to be holding him until after their bye for extra healing time. Michael Mayer, by contrast, cleared concussion protocol and is primed for more work while Bowers is sidelined. Cleveland’s David Njoku is dealing with a left knee injury with potential for multiple weeks missed, per Draft Sharks, and Mike Gesicki in Cincinnati has landed on injured reserve with a pectoral injury; while the team hasn’t made the end-of-season call, he could be looking at anywhere from five to ten weeks on the shelf. Darren Waller, who recently joined Miami, suffered a pec injury and has been ruled out, with speculation that poor performance and repeated injuries could push him toward retirement.

Wide receiver rankings saw sharp movement thanks to opportunity and unexpected performances. RealTime Fantasy Sports notes that Washington’s Brian Robinson being shopped led to Jacory Croskey-Merritt skyrocketing up fantasy draft boards, as managers scramble for a new lead back in the Commanders’ offense. Tampa Bay rookie Emeka Egbuka’s draft capital absolutely exploded, moving him into the fifth round of fantasy drafts after Chris Godwin’s ankle issues and Jalen McMillan landing on IR. This jump now puts Egbuka’s fantasy value near that of proven veterans like Mike Evans. Other risers include Rome Odunze for Chicago, who took over as the lead target with Moore banged up, and the Jets’ Garrett Wilson, now a more reliable play with more consistent quarterback play according to ESPN’s latest fantasy buzz.

As for bouncebacks, Christian McCaffrey continues to demonstrate why he’s a top running back choice, and Daniel Jones re-entered the top-20 quarterback discussion after a strong Week 1 showing, per Fantasy Points analysis. For those chasing waiver breakthroughs, Zach Charbonnet was spotlighted for an increased workload in Green Bay, boosted by injuries within the Packers’ backfield, making him a hot add for running back-needy teams.

Quarterbacks in flux also deserve attention. Jayden Daniels left his last game for the Commanders with a hamstring issue according to FantasyPros, and the Jets continue to rotate passers in the wake of Justin Fields’ concussion, which impacts all pass catchers in that offense. For injury returnees, George Kittle was activated off injured reserve and is set to play, giving a lift to fantasy lineups that were hurting at tight end.

As the dust settles after a week of wild lineup changes, managers must stay vigilant and act quickly. Depth chart changes, especially at the running back and receiver positions, mean there’s weekly gold to be struck on the waiver wire, especially with new injuries cropping up every Sunday. Remember to monitor late-week practice reports for your top starters and potential breakouts. Thank you for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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