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Jacoby Brissett's high-upside matchup makes him an attractive Week 8 play. But just how highly should you consider him? Some of the names we're willing to start Brissett over might surprise you.
Denver's rookie RB needs to be rostered everywhere. Who else joins him as the top pickups for Week 8? And where can you find DST help?
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Bhayshul Tuten Out Tuesday With Pair Of Injuries
Bhayshul Tuten Out Tuesday With Pair Of Injuries
Jaguars RB Bhayshul Tuten (ankle, foot) has missed the first two practices of the week. We noticed him hobble off early in Sunday's win over the Colts, but he returned and had a huge game. We'll see how Tuten is listed on tomorrow's final injury report. His absence would leave RB Chris Rodriguez in the lead role in a great spot vs. the Joe Fagnano-led Ravens. Jacksonville is currently a 10-point favorite.
Joe Fagnano Healthy Enough To Start Week 9
Joe Fagnano Healthy Enough To Start Week 9
Ravens QB Joe Fagnano will start Thursday night's game vs. the Jaguars, HC Jesse Minter announced. Fagnano came out of the Bills loss with a right ankle injury and was wearing a brace in Tuesday's practice. But he's evidently healthy enough to get the nod over QBs Austin Reed and Kedon Slovis. Fagnano went undrafted this spring after a seven-year college career that started at Maine and ended at UConn. He completed 61.9% of his passes at 7.6 yards per attempt as a student athlete. Fagnano simply isn't an NFL-caliber passer and figures to sink Baltimore's offense. Zay Flowers is the only Ravens pass catcher in play for Week 9 fantasy lineups, and he lands in WR3 territory in our rankings.
Jeremiyah Love Heading To IR With High-Ankle Sprain
Jeremiyah Love Heading To IR With High-Ankle Sprain
Cardinals RB Jeremiyah Love will be placed on IR with a high-ankle sprain suffered in the Week 8 win over the Cowboys, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. That knocks Love out for at least the next four games, but Rapoport says the rookie is expected to miss 4-5 weeks. The long end of that timetable would extend through Week 13. Arizona then gets a Week 14 bye. Don't be surprised if Love is held out until Week 15. He's fine to stash in fantasy leagues with deep benches and/or IR spots, but Love is a drop candidate in shallower leagues. RBs Tyler Allgeier and Bam Knight will resume splitting the backfield in the meantime, once Knight is cleared from his concussion.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba Stays on All-Time PPR Pace With Seventh WR1 Finish
Jaxon Smith-Njigba Stays on All-Time PPR Pace With Seventh WR1 Finish
Jaxon Smith-Njigba posted a team-high 23.8 PPR points in the Seahawks' Monday Night Football loss to the Bears, catching six of 11 targets for 118 yards and a TD. He ended Week 8 as the WR6 for his seventh WR1 finish this season, the most by any WR.
Jadarian Price Returns From IR to Lead Seahawks Backfield
Jadarian Price Returns From IR to Lead Seahawks Backfield
Jadarian Price returned from IR to lead the Seahawks backfield with 10 carries. He turned it into a team-high 29 rushing yards while adding 8 more yards on 2 receptions to finish with 5.7 PPR points. His fringe RB3 finish against the Bears defense remains a promising sign for the first-round rookie in just his fourth career game.
Colston Loveland Leaves Slow Start Behind With Third Straight TE1
Colston Loveland Leaves Slow Start Behind With Third Straight TE1
Colston Loveland matched WR Luther Burden III for the target lead in the Bears Monday Night Football win over the Seahawks. He caught seven of 9 targets for 65 yards on his way to ranking as the TE12 for his third straight TE1 finish.
Luther Burden Burns Seattle for 7-56-1 and Another WR1 Week
Luther Burden Burns Seattle for 7-56-1 and Another WR1 Week
Luther Burden matched TE Colston Loveland for the team lead in targets, hauling in seven of nine for 56 yards and a TD. He finished with 18.6 PPR points against a Seahawks defense that had allowed more than 18 PPR points to just two WRs prior. Burden ranks as a WR1 for a consecutive week.
Season-High 27 Carries Fuel Another 3-TD Day for D’Andre Swift
Season-High 27 Carries Fuel Another 3-TD Day for D’Andre Swift
D’Andre Swift handled a season-high 27 rush attempts for 69 yards and 3 TDs, while adding 10 yards on 2 receptions. That added up to 27.9 PPR points and an RB4 finish in Week 8. It’s the second time this season he’s found the endzone three times in a week, giving him his fifth RB1 week.
Jeremy McNichols Out Months With Foot Injury
Jeremy McNichols Out Months With Foot Injury
Commanders RB Jeremy McNichols is expected to miss multiple months with a foot injury suffered in Sunday night's win over the Eagles, according to The Athletic's Tashan Reed. McNichols had been working in a 3-RB committee with Rachaad White and Austin Ekeler the past two weeks, totaling 10 carries and one target. That 3-man committee will now be a 2-man committee, at least for the next two weeks with RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt on IR. Ekeler is still unlikely to be a fantasy asset, but White gets a boost.
Tyler Loop Out Indefinitely, Jake Moody In
Tyler Loop Out Indefinitely, Jake Moody In
Ravens K Tyler Loop is "dealing with a little bit of an injury" and might land on IR, HC Jesse Minter said Monday. We'll look for more details, but Loop can be dropped from all fantasy rosters. Baltimore will turn to K Jake Moody for Thursday night's game vs. the Jaguars, but he's not a viable fantasy play. Baltimore is implied for just 16.25 points.
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