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DEVIN SINGLETARY: THE SNEAKY INSURANCE PLAY 👀🏈 Cam Skattebo (hamstring) has missed practice Wednesday and Thursday. He’s considered day-to-day, and I’m not necessarily expecting him to sit. But with two straight DNPs, I’m not taking any chances. I’m grabbing Devin Singletary as insurance. If Skattebo is out — or even limited — Singletary has a legitimate opportunity to step into the lead-back role. Tyrone Tracy is already on IR, so the depth behind these two is pretty thin. This could turn into a volume play in a hurry. Singletary has flown under the radar most of the season, but there have been flashes. Remember Week 7 against Houston? He put up 5 carries for 41 yards and a TD, added 3 catches for 14 yards, and finished with 14.5 PPR points. That included the game-winning touchdown in overtime. Now, here’s another reason I like the insurance policy: Philadelphia’s run defense hasn’t been particularly good this season. The Eagles have been giving up around 132 rushing yards per game, putting them among the league’s worst. And with Joe Milton making his first career start for the Giants, I wouldn’t be surprised to see New York lean heavily on the running game. Now, I’m not saying Singletary is taking Skattebo’s job, so calm down, Giants fans! 😂 I’m not crowning him the new RB1 or telling you to automatically put him in your lineup. I’m simply saying that if Skattebo’s availability is in question and Singletary is still sitting on your waiver wire, this is the kind of move that could save your week. A little insurance now could pay off big on Sunday. 💰 Depth Wins Championships 🏆 Dominate with DHQFootball.com

SHEDEUR SANDERS TIME? 👀🏈 I’m hoping Shedeur Sanders gets the start on Sunday. 🤞 No, I’m not a huge Sanders fan, and I’m certainly no Deshaun Watson supporter either. Frankly, I find his off-field behavior reprehensible. That said, I can separate the person from the player, and D. Watson deserves some credit. He’s played well enough within this Browns system to keep the team competitive. I just want to see what Sanders can do with this team and an HC who seems to get it. 👀 We got a pretty good dose of Sanders last season, and honestly, it wasn’t pretty. Through 10 career appearances (7 starts), Sanders was 3-4 as a starter, completing 123 of 215 passes (57.2%) for 1,402 yards, 7 TDs and 10 INTs. He’s also added 169 rushing yards and a touchdown. But in fairness, he didn’t have much to work with, and the coaching staff didn’t exactly seem interested in putting him in a position to succeed. I’d like to see what a different situation can bring out of him. The Browns are 5-3, coming off a loss to their division rival Steelers. They’ve been competitive all season, beating some quality opponents along the way, including the Buccaneers and Ravens. Watson has completed 65.5% of his passes for 1,806 yards, 7 TDs and 3 INTs. He’s getting the ball to Quinshon Judkins and playmakers Harold Fannin Jr., Denzel Boston and KC Concepcion. His mobility has also helped, even while taking a league-high 33 sacks. Overall, Cleveland’s season has been a positive one. But there’s still a vocal crowd outside the organization that wants to see Sanders get his shot. And while I may not have a dog in this fight (pun intended), I think now’s the perfect opportunity to roll him out there and see what he can do. Watson is in concussion protocol, and Sanders is in line to start if Watson can’t go. So, let’s talk about the matchup against New Orleans. 🤔 Sanders has had time to prepare, knows the system, and should have a good feel for what the Saints are likely to throw at him. He’s got Quinshon Judkins in the backfield, Harold Fannin Jr. and Jerry Jeudy as targets, and KC Concepcion bringing another playmaking option. If those guys are healthy and available, he’s got some weapons to work with. The Saints are 2-5, and their defense has been giving up plenty of points. Cleveland’s defense should also give the offense opportunities to get the ball back and put points on the board. Look, I’m not expecting Sanders to turn into Patrick Mahomes overnight. But he’s had time to prepare, has playmakers around him, and gets a favorable matchup. If he plays well enough to earn another shot, the Browns can keep rolling with him while Watson works through the concussion protocol. Maybe they ride that train as long as it takes. Who knows, maybe it even helps push Watson out the door. 🤷‍♂️ If he can’t make something happen in this spot, then I’m not sure when that opportunity gets any better. And perhaps the Shedeur Sanders noise can finally be put to rest. (Who am I kidding? It’ll never stop!) 😂😂😂 100% expect to get some hate mail on this one, but hey, what are you gonna do? Gotta roll with it. Enough talk. Let’s see him play! 👀🏈

WEEK 9 DHQ STREAMERS 👀🏈🔥 Here are six players I’m considering this week based on favorable matchups and injuries to starters. 🚀 Omar Cooper Jr. (Jets WR) Solid add! Garrett Wilson is in concussion protocol, Adonai Mitchell could assume the lead role, and Cooper has already shown what he can do with back-to-back 22+ fantasy-point performances in Weeks 6 and 7. If Wilson sits, I’m all in! 🏈 Malik Willis (Dolphins QB vs. Lions) One of my favorite QB streaming options this week! At least two total TDs in three straight games, averaging 19.9 fantasy points over his last four. Add his rushing ability and Detroit’s favorable QB matchup. 🔥 💪 Jonah Coleman (Broncos RB at Panthers) Coming off a 20-point fantasy performance against Kansas City. With RJ Harvey banged up and Denver’s backfield situation opening the door, Coleman could see serious volume. Carolina is a favorable matchup. I like the rookie in this one. ⚡ Caleb Douglas / Malik Washington (Dolphins WRs vs. Lions) Two different flavors of upside. Douglas brings the big-play potential, while Washington has been the steadier producer. Washington has topped 11 PPR points in four of his last five. Both deserve a look in deeper leagues. 🚨 Chris Rodriguez Jr. (Jaguars RB at Ravens — Thursday) Keep an eye on Bhayshul Tuten’s ankle/foot injury. If he’s out or limited, Rodriguez could see a bump in workload. Worth monitoring for a Thursday-night flex. 👀 📈 Ryan Flournoy (Cowboys WR at Colts) Quietly becoming a useful PPR option. Four straight games with at least 11 PPR points and two TDs during that stretch. Not a superstar, but a sneaky flex with a nice floor. 🛡️ D/ST PLAY: JAGUARS If Baltimore rolls with undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano tonight, that’s a matchup I’m willing to target. If Jacoby Brissett somehow works his way into the lineup, I’m considerably less interested. Good luck this week!! Depth Wins Championships 🏆 Dominate with DHQFootball.com

J. BRISSETT: RAVENS BRIDGE QB 👀🏈 The Ravens are finalizing a trade for veteran QB Jacoby Brissett after Lamar Jackson’s thumb injury and Tyler Huntley’s season-ending toe injury. Honestly, I think this is a pretty good fit. At 33 years old, Brissett is an 11-year NFL veteran. He’s a mature leader, respected teammate, and someone who understands what it takes to prepare and step into a starting role on short notice. He’s the ultimate professional backup/bridge quarterback. The guy who knows the offense, commands the huddle, makes the right reads, and gets the football into the hands of his playmakers. THE CAREER IN A NUTSHELL: New England, Indianapolis, Miami, Cleveland, Washington, New England again, Arizona. Seven stops. Multiple opportunities to step in as the starter. He’s been the guy teams turn to when things don’t go according to plan. And he’s generally handled the job. His 2025 season in Arizona was particularly solid: • 3,366 passing yards • 23 TDs • 8 INTs WHY I LIKE THE FIT He’s not Lamar Jackson. Nobody is asking him to be. The Ravens need someone who can make good decisions, get the ball out on time, and get it into the hands of his playmakers. And he’s got some pretty good help. Derrick Henry gives Baltimore a running game defenses have to respect. Zay Flowers brings explosive playmaking ability, and Mark Andrews remains a valuable intermediate target. With offensive coordinator Declan Doyle’s run-oriented, play-action approach, Brissett should have an opportunity to operate a system that doesn’t require him to carry the entire offense. THE FANTASY ANGLE 👀 I’m not suddenly jumping on the Jacoby Brissett bandwagon as a QB1. But I do think this move could stabilize the offense and help preserve the fantasy value of Baltimore’s established playmakers. Henry, Flowers, and Andrews all benefit from having a competent veteran under center. He isn’t going to win a Super Bowl by himself, but he might be exactly what Baltimore needs to keep the ship afloat. Sometimes, you don’t need a superstar. You just need a professional who knows how to get the job done. Depth Wins Championships 🏆 Dominate with DHQFootball.com

TANK DELL: GET-WELL GAME 🏈💥 I’m looking for Tank Dell to make some noise against the Chargers. 👀 Everyone knows the story. Dell returned to the lineup couple weeks back after nearly two years out with a devastating knee injury. Limited to just 14 snaps, he caught one pass for 43 yards and showed he still has that big-play ability. DeMeco Ryans said Dell is “still quick as ever.” With Jaylin Noel sidelined for the season, there’s an opportunity for Dell to carve out a bigger role alongside Nico Collins and Marvin Harrison Jr. The Chargers provide an intriguing matchup. They’re winless and allowing 25.2 points per game. There are some real weak links in the secondary, too. CB Rodney Shelley owns a 26.9 PFF grade, while Deane Leonard sits at 40.2. Tarheeb Still and Cam Hart have played better, but there are opportunities for an explosive receiver to make plays against this group. On the Texans’ side, C.J. Stroud has thrown for 1,867 yards and 11 TDs with just one interception through seven games. His 81.0 PFF grade ranks eighth among qualifying quarterbacks—and he’s done that while Houston has been working through injuries and changes to its receiving corps! With the addition of MHJ and Dell working his way back, Stroud has some legitimate playmakers to work with. Houston has struggled to turn that production into wins, but the offense has some new weapons to work with as the Texans look to climb back into the mix. THE BOTTOM LINE Dell doesn’t need 10 targets to make this interesting. His speed and ability to turn a short catch into an explosive play give him a path to a productive afternoon. I’m not expecting a full return to his old workload just yet, but I like the opportunity. Wouldn’t surprise me one bit if Tank Dell has a nice game. 📈 So don’t be afraid to flex Tank back into your lineup. If he’s cleared and ready to roll, the matchup is favorable, and his QB is slinging the ball around nicely. I like Dell to have a nice day. 💥 Depth Wins Championships 🏆 Dominate with DHQFootball.com