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Is this a crappy waiver wire week ... or the perfect time to unearth a hidden gem for your fantasy playoff run? Matt and Jared sift through the junk to help you figure that out.
Quishon Judkins gets a terrific Week 9 matchup, but our guys disagree on how much you can trust him. We'll dig into that plus more start-sit questions, trade targets and flag plants.
Mike Washington took over the Week 8 backfield. Did that reveal a potential season-changing option ... or just mess with our heads for a week? Matt and Jared sort the Week 9 waiver wire.
Khalil Shakir Leads Bills Again, but a WR Gauntlet Starts Now
Khalil Shakir Leads Bills Again, but a WR Gauntlet Starts Now
Khalil Shakir led the Bills in receiving on Monday Night Football, hauling in all four of his targets for 58 yards. His 9.8 PPR points made him a fringe WR3 in Week 9. It was the second time this season Shakir finished as the Bills' leading receiver.
James Cook handles Week 9's biggest RB workload, stays hot as RB5
James Cook handles Week 9's biggest RB workload, stays hot as RB5
James Cook led the Bills in Week 9 with 16.7 PPR points, good for an RB8 finish. He turned a season-high 31 carries into 107 yards and a TD in the Bills' win over the Vikings on Monday Night Football. His 31 carries were the most by an RB in Week 9, 10.0 more than the next-closest total.
Minnesota Finally Slows Josh Allen, But the Toughest Test Is Over
Minnesota Finally Slows Josh Allen, But the Toughest Test Is Over
Josh Allen entered Week 9 as the only QB with at least 18 PPR points in every game this season, but that streak ended against a Vikings defense that’s allowed the fewest points to QBs. He completed 21 of 31 pass attempts for 234 yards with a TD and an INT, adding 15 rushing yards on 6 carries to finish as the QB16.
Justin Jefferson's 11 targets can't overcome Vikings QB mess
Justin Jefferson's 11 targets can't overcome Vikings QB mess
Justin Jefferson was peppered with a season-high 11 targets, but he caught only three for 58 yards while QB Carson Wentz put together the lowest-scoring performance by a QB all season. When asked whether the Vikings should trade for a QB ahead of the trade deadline, Jefferson replied that he was unsure, but “Come next week, hopefully things change.”
Carson Wentz Melts Down, Dragging Down Vikings Weapons
Carson Wentz Melts Down, Dragging Down Vikings Weapons
In Carson Wentz's first start since QB Kyler Murray went down with a hamstring injury, he completed just eight of 25 pass attempts for 2 INTs and a fumble. He ended Monday Night Football with the lowest scoring performance by a QB this season, ultimately being benched in favor of QB Max Brosmer.
Jake Ferguson Expected To Miss Multiple Weeks
Jake Ferguson Expected To Miss Multiple Weeks
Cowboys TE Jake Ferguson has been diagnosed with MCL and PCL sprains in his left knee, according to ESPN's Todd Archer, and is expected to miss multiple weeks. Ferguson hasn't topped 23 receiving yards since Week 2 and should have been dropped from fantasy rosters a while ago. His absence leaves Brevyn Spann-Ford as Dallas' top TE. He's averaged 3.8 targets, 3.0 catches, and 24 yards over the last 4 games and could find a bit more volume with Ferguson out. But Spann-Ford is only worth adding in TE-premium fantasy leagues.
Rhamondre Stevenson Out A "Few Weeks" With Knee Injury
Rhamondre Stevenson Out A "Few Weeks" With Knee Injury
Patriots RB Rhamondre Stevenson is expected to miss the "next few weeks" with a plantaris tendon injury to his knee, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The plantaris tendon starts at the bottom of the femur and runs behind the knee down to the Achilles tendon. Stevenson will miss this Sunday's game vs. the Lions and then gets a Week 11 bye. It sounds like he'll at least have a chance to be back for Week 12's meeting with the Chargers. Week 13 is a big game against the Bills.
Mike Evans Not Expected Back For Week 10, Deebo Samuel Has A Chance
Mike Evans Not Expected Back For Week 10, Deebo Samuel Has A Chance
The 49ers aren't expecting WR Mike Evans (Achilles, ribs) to play vs. the Cowboys this weekend, HC Kyle Shanahan said Monday. Evans didn't practice at all last week and has no timetable for return. WR Deebo Samuel (hamstring) is expected to practice on Wednesday, per Shanahan, giving him a chance to return for the Dallas game. We'll keep you updated on his progress.
Justin Herbert Expected To Play Through Left Finger Injury
Justin Herbert Expected To Play Through Left Finger Injury
X-rays on Chargers QB Justin Herbert's left middle finger came back clean, HC Jim Harbaugh said. Herbert is expected to be available for next Monday night's game vs. the Ravens. The injury shouldn't impact his passing. But, as we've seen with Saints QB Tyler Shough's left hand injury, it might impact Herbert's handoffs. It's just another obstacle for a Chargers offense that's been a mess since Week 1.
Ladd McConkey "Day To Day" With Back Spasms
Ladd McConkey "Day To Day" With Back Spasms
Chargers HC Jim Harbaugh labeled WR Ladd McConkey "day to day" with the back spasms that kept him from playing vs. the Texans on Sunday. It sounds like McConkey has a chance to play against the Ravens next Monday night, although we wouldn't blame you for looking elsewhere. McConkey has topped a 50% snap rate just twice this season due to various injuries.
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