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🚨 WEEK 9 WAIVER WIRE TARGETS: PRIORITY BOARD 🚨
🎯6 Priority Adds + 9 Deep League Options + 3 D/ST Streaming Options
🔥 TOP TARGET PRIORITY ADDS
1. Mike Washington Jr.
2. Emmett Johnson
3. Makai Lemon
4. Tyler Allgeier
5. Ryan Flournoy
6. Adonai Mitchell
🟡 DEEP LEAGUE OPTIONS
7. Tank Bigsby
8. Cam Ward
9. Terrance Ferguson
10. Mason Taylor
11. Malik Willis
12. Kenny Gainwell
13. James Connor
14. Treylon Burks
15. Mike Gesicki
🔵 D/ST STREAMING OPTIONS
16. Kansas City Chiefs D/ST
17. Detroit Lions D/ST
18. New York Giants D/ST
FULL BREAKDOWN BELOW: ⬇️
1. Mike Washington Jr. — RB, Las Vegas Raiders
ESPN Ownership: 17.5%
The Week 9 Truth: Washington took control of the Raiders' early-down rushing workload in Week 8, finishing with 25 carries for 83 rushing yards. Ashton Jeanty received only 2 carries. That's a significant change in the backfield workload.
The Opportunity: Washington has averaged 4.9 yards per carry entering Week 8 and now appears to be the preferred early-down option. His combination of size, speed, and increased volume gives him legitimate RB2 upside.
The Reality Check: Jeanty should continue to handle passing-down opportunities, and Washington has had ball-security and pass-protection concerns.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: TOP PRIORITY ADD — Washington has earned a larger role, and the volume makes him one of the most important waiver additions this week.
2. Emmett Johnson — RB, Kansas City Chiefs
ESPN Ownership: 42%
The Week 9 Truth: Johnson exploded in Week 8 with 5 receptions on 5 targets for 128 receiving yards and 1 touchdown. His touchdown came on a 73-yard screen pass.
The Opportunity: Johnson is the primary backup to Kenneth Walker III. His receiving ability gives him another path to fantasy production, and an injury to Walker could immediately create a valuable opportunity.
The Reality Check: Johnson played only 12 of 68 offensive snaps in Week 8. His big performance came on limited involvement, so don't mistake the production for a full-time workload.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: PRIORITY STASH — Roster him before another manager does. His standalone value is limited, but his handcuff upside is substantial.
3. Makai Lemon — WR, Philadelphia Eagles
ESPN Ownership: 57%
The Week 9 Truth: Lemon recorded 7 receptions for 67 yards and a touchdown on 8 targets in Week 7. Through Week 8, he has accumulated 25 receptions for 194 yards on 36 targets, with 1 touchdown.
The Opportunity: Lemon has demonstrated consistent involvement in the passing game, receiving at least six targets in four consecutive games entering Week 8. His target volume gives him PPR appeal.
The Reality Check: His season production has been modest, averaging 7.1 PPR points per game through Week 8. He needs more yards after the catch and additional red-zone opportunities to become a reliable weekly starter.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: PRIORITY ADD — The target volume is encouraging, and his role is developing. He's worth adding in PPR formats before his opportunities increase.
4. Tyler Allgeier — RB, Arizona Cardinals
ESPN Ownership: 46%
The Week 9 Truth: Allgeier delivered an enormous Week 8 performance, rushing 11 times for 147 yards and a touchdown, while adding 5 receptions for 44 yards and another touchdown. That's 191 total yards and 2 touchdowns.
The Opportunity: Arizona lost both Jeremiyah Love and Bam Knight to injuries during Week 8. Allgeier was the last healthy running back standing and could inherit a substantial workload against Seattle.
The Reality Check: His opportunity is tied to the health of Love and Knight. If either returns, his workload could decrease.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: PRIORITY ADD — Allgeier could be one of the most valuable immediate pickups this week. Don't overlook the combination of rushing volume, receiving involvement, and touchdown upside.
5. Ryan Flournoy — WR, Dallas Cowboys
ESPN Ownership: 24.2%
The Week 9 Truth: Flournoy has become a consistent contributor, recording either a touchdown or at least 70 receiving yards in four consecutive games. He has also received at least 4 targets in all 8 games this season. His season totals stand at 30 receptions for 342 yards and 2 touchdowns.
The Opportunity: Flournoy is establishing himself as Dallas' third receiving option. He has a consistent route and target presence, even with CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens in the lineup.
The Reality Check: His target ceiling is limited while Lamb and Pickens remain healthy. His value could increase significantly if either misses time.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: PRIORITY ADD — Consistent involvement matters. Flournoy is a worthwhile WR depth addition with a dependable path to weekly opportunities.
6. Adonai Mitchell — WR, New York Jets
ESPN Ownership: 17.4%
The Week 9 Truth: Mitchell broke out in Week 8 with 7 receptions for 142 receiving yards and 1 touchdown. After a quiet return from his finger injury in Week 7, he showed exactly what his size and speed can produce.
The Opportunity: At 6-foot-2 with 4.34 speed, Mitchell has the ability to stretch the field and create explosive plays. His Week 8 performance puts him back on the fantasy radar.
The Reality Check: Omar Cooper Jr. and Garrett Wilson are competing for targets. One big performance doesn't guarantee consistent weekly production.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: UPSIDE PRIORITY ADD — Mitchell is worth targeting, especially in 12-team leagues. The talent is there, but managers should monitor whether the target volume continues.
🟡 DEEP-LEAGUE OPTIONS
7. Tank Bigsby — RB, Philadelphia Eagles
ESPN Ownership: 9%
The Week 9 Truth: Bigsby is a speculative running-back stash rather than an established weekly producer.
The Opportunity: His value depends on the depth chart and whether he can earn additional touches.
The Reality Check: Do not assume he has direct handcuff value without a confirmed workload.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: DEEP RB STASH — If you want to get ahead of managers, when he is eligible to return.
8. Cam Ward — QB, Tennessee Titans
ESPN Ownership: 13%
The Week 9 Truth: Ward delivered one of his best performances in Week 8, completing 26 of 40 passes for 304 yards and 2 touchdowns. He added 7 carries for 41 rushing yards.
The Opportunity: His rushing ability adds fantasy value beyond passing production. He's an intriguing quarterback in superflex leagues.
The Reality Check: Tennessee has a Week 9 bye, and Ward has scored fewer than 15 fantasy points in six of his first eight games.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: SUPERFLEX STASH — Worth holding in deeper formats, but he isn't an immediate Week 9 streaming option.
9. Terrance Ferguson — TE, Los Angeles Rams
ESPN Ownership: 44%
The Week 9 Truth: Ferguson remains on injured reserve with an ankle injury and did not return in Week 8.
The Opportunity: Before his injury, he recorded 6 receptions for 54 yards and a touchdown on 9 targets against the Giants in Week 2. The Rams could use another receiving option with Davante Adams sidelined.
The Reality Check: His return is not guaranteed for Week 9. Monitor whether Los Angeles opens his practice window and activates him.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: IR STASH — A worthwhile speculative tight-end addition if you have an available IR spot.
10. Mason Taylor — TE, New York Jets
ESPN Ownership: 12.3%
The Week 9 Truth: Taylor has recorded 17 receptions for 136 yards on 23 targets through Week 8. His recent usage includes 5 receptions for 62 yards on 6 targets in Week 7.
The Opportunity: His consistent involvement gives him a path to deeper-league PPR value, particularly if the Jets continue using him as a short-area receiving option.
The Reality Check: He has not yet established consistent touchdown production or a high weekly fantasy ceiling.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: DEEP TE OPTION — A reasonable stash for managers looking for receiving involvement at tight end.
11. Malik Willis — QB, Miami Dolphins
ESPN Ownership: 20%
The Week 9 Truth: Willis has scored at least 15 fantasy points in each of his last three games. Over the last three weeks, he ranks QB8 in fantasy points per game at 20.8.
The Opportunity: His rushing production is a major advantage. He has accumulated 225 rushing yards and 3 rushing touchdowns on 36 carries this season. Miami faces Detroit in Week 9, a favorable matchup for fantasy quarterbacks.
The Reality Check: His passing production remains inconsistent, but the rushing floor gives him streaming appeal.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: SUPERFLEX/STREAMING ADD — Willis deserves more attention than a typical deep-league quarterback. He's a legitimate Week 9 streaming option.
12. Kenny Gainwell — RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
ESPN Ownership: 49.7%
The Week 9 Truth: Gainwell rushed 25 times for 140 yards in Week 8. He has accumulated 228 rushing yards over the last two games.
The Opportunity: He is the primary handcuff to Bucky Irving and has demonstrated that he can handle a significant workload when needed.
The Reality Check: His Week 8 performance came in an unusual game script where Tampa Bay attempted only 3 passes. Don't expect 25 carries every week.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: HANDCUFF STASH — Valuable insurance for Irving managers and a worthwhile deep-league running-back addition.
13. James Conner — RB, Arizona Cardinals
ESPN Ownership: 9%
The Week 9 Truth: Conner remains on injured reserve with a foot injury and has not recorded any regular-season production in 2026.
The Opportunity: If Conner is able to return later in the season, he could provide valuable running-back depth and potentially factor into Arizona's backfield rotation.
The Reality Check: His return timeline remains uncertain. Arizona's younger backs have already created opportunities, and Conner's role upon returning is not guaranteed.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: SPECULATIVE IR STASH — Only consider him if you have an available IR spot and can afford to wait.
14. Treylon Burks — WR, Washington Commanders
ESPN Ownership: 53%
The Week 9 Truth: Burks caught 3 passes for 81 yards against Philadelphia in Week 8. His 53-yard reception was the longest by a Washington player this season.
The Opportunity: His big-play ability gives him upside, especially if Washington's receiving rotation creates additional opportunities.
The Reality Check: Three receptions are not enough to establish a consistent fantasy floor. He needs more targets to become a dependable option.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: DEEP WR STASH — A worthwhile speculative add in deeper leagues, but don't chase one explosive performance.
15. Mike Gesicki — TE, Cincinnati Bengals
ESPN Ownership: 15.1%%
The Week 9 Truth: Gesicki delivered a strong Week 8 performance, catching 4 of 6 targets for 76 yards and a touchdown against Tennessee. He now has 17 receptions for 241 yards and 6 touchdowns this season.
The Opportunity: His touchdown production and ability to generate explosive receiving plays make him an intriguing tight-end option. He has demonstrated a strong connection with Cincinnati's passing attack.
The Reality Check: His target volume has fluctuated significantly. He needs consistent involvement to become a reliable weekly starter.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: DEEP TE ADD — Gesicki deserves consideration, particularly for managers looking for touchdown upside at tight end.
🔵 D/ST STREAMING OPTIONS
16. Kansas City Chiefs D/ST
Kansas City gets a favorable home matchup against the New York Jets, creating opportunities for sacks and turnovers. The Jets can still generate offense, but the Chiefs are a solid Week 9 streaming option.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: STREAM — A favorable matchup with upside for defensive fantasy production.
17. Detroit Lions D/ST
Detroit faces Miami on the road, where the Dolphins' inconsistent offense creates opportunities for their defense in Week 9. Malik Willis' rushing ability adds some risk, but Detroit is worth considering as a Week 9 streamer.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: STREAM — A matchup-based option with sack and turnover potential.
18. New York Giants D/ST
The Giants faced Philadelphia, and Washington's defense recorded 5 sacks and 1 interception against quarterback Tanner McKee. If McKee starts again, New York has an opportunity to capitalize on the Eagles' quarterback situation and generate pressure.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: DEEP-LEAGUE STREAM — Monitor Philadelphia's starting quarterback before making this play.
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🚨 WEEK 8 TRADE CALLS: RESULTS MATTER 🚨
📉 SELL HIGH: Tee Higgins — 10 REC | 155 YDS | 2 TD | 11 TARGETS
📉 SELL HIGH: Josh Jacobs — 21 CAR | 39 RUSH YDS | 2 TD | 27 TOUCHES
📉 SELL HIGH: Jameson Williams — 4 REC | 70 YDS | TD | 6 TARGETS
Three names. Different outcomes. One goal: identify opportunity before the market catches up.
🚨 WEEK 9 BUY/SELL FANTASY FOOTBALL TRADE REPORT DROPS TOMORROW MORNING.
🚨 BUY/SELL FANTASY FOOTBALL TRADE REPORT: WEEK 8 TRADE BOARD
🔴 BUY LOW
1. Justin Jefferson — 23 receptions for 302 yards through Week 7. His upcoming schedule creates a potential buying window. BUY if his manager is frustrated with recent production and quarterback consistency.
2. Ashton Jeanty — 328 rushing yards and 312 receiving yards through seven games. The receiving involvement provides a PPR foundation, while inefficient rushing production could create a buying opportunity.
3. Ollie Gordon — Week 7: 25 carries for 103 yards and a TD. His workload is growing, but his recent production could make the buying window smaller. BUY only if the price remains reasonable.
4. Nico Collins — 24 receptions for 329 yards and 3 TDs through five games. Week 7's 2-6 receiving line creates a potential discount. BUY if his manager is overreacting to one quiet game.
🔵 SELL HIGH
1. Tee Higgins — Week 7: 6 receptions for 148 yards and a TD. His explosive performance creates an opportunity to test the market. SELL only if the return reflects his recent ceiling.
2. Jameson Williams — Week 7: 5 receptions for 91 yards and 2 TDs. Back-to-back two-touchdown games can create a premium selling window. Explore offers, but don't sell at a discount.
3. Brock Purdy — 1,748 passing yards and 15 TDs through seven games. The upcoming bye could create a trade window for managers seeking immediate quarterback help. SELL only if the return makes sense for your league format.
4. Josh Jacobs — Week 7: 11 carries for 36 yards, plus 5 receptions for 55 yards and a TD. His receiving involvement is encouraging and if a manager sees him as an RB1, explore trade scenarios and upgrade.
👇 Full Redraft + Dynasty Breakdowns Below.
🚨 BUY LOW #1: Justin Jefferson
Week 7: 4-44-0 receiving
📊 Usage:
• 7 targets in Week 7
• Only 1 TD since week 1
• Finished as WR32 in Week 7
• 23 receptions for 302 yards through Week 7
🔴 Redraft: BUY if his manager is still pricing him below his true upside. Jefferson's recent production has been quieter than fantasy managers expect from an elite receiver, creating a potential opportunity to negotiate. His upcoming schedule is a reason to investigate a trade. The goal is to acquire a proven high-ceiling receiver before a stronger stretch of production.
🔵 Dynasty: BUY if the price reflects short-term frustration rather than Jefferson's long-term talent and target-earning ability. His established receiving profile makes him a valuable asset, but don't pay an unnecessary premium just because of his name. If his manager is concerned about recent production or the offense, use that uncertainty to negotiate a fair price.
🚨 BUY LOW #2: Ashton Jeanty
Week 7: 8-15-0 rushing | 8-61-1 receiving
📊 Usage:
• Only 1 rushing TD this year
• 3.1 YPC on 106 rush attempts
• 140 touches through seven games
• 328 rushing yards and 312 receiving yards through Week 7
🔴 Redraft: BUY if his manager is frustrated by the rushing efficiency. Jeanty's Week 7 receiving involvement demonstrated another path to fantasy production, even when his ground game struggled. His receiving workload can support PPR value, but the rushing efficiency and scoring opportunities need to improve. Target him at a discount rather than paying for a ceiling he hasn't consistently reached.
🔵 Dynasty: BUY if the market is discounting his potential because of inconsistent rushing production. Jeanty has accumulated 640 yards from scrimmage through seven games, including substantial receiving production. That involvement gives him a foundation to build on, although the efficiency and overall offensive environment remain concerns. His long-term value makes him worth exploring if the price is reasonable.
🚨 BUY LOW #3: Ollie Gordon
Week 7: 25-103-1 rushing | 1-0-0 receiving
📊 Usage:
• 4.7 YPC
• 72 carries for 339 rushing yards
• 4 TDs through Week 7
• 6 receptions for 14 yards in five games
🔴 Redraft: BUY only if his manager's asking price hasn't caught up to the workload. Gordon handled 25 carries and produced 103 yards with a touchdown in Week 7. The volume is encouraging, but his limited receiving production means his weekly floor may depend heavily on rushing opportunities and touchdowns. If the price has risen too far, don't chase the recent performance and remember only 6 receptions in 5 games.
🔵 Dynasty: BUY if you believe his expanded workload can continue and the cost remains reasonable. Gordon has produced 339 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns through Week 7. That production gives him momentum, but his receiving role remains limited and his long-term workload must still be established. Look for a deal that accounts for both his increasing opportunity and the uncertainty surrounding his role.
🚨 BUY LOW #4: Nico Collins
Week 7: 2-6-0 receiving
📊 Usage:
• 2 receptions is a season low in 2026
• 24 receptions for 329 yards through five games
• 3 receiving TDs through five games
• Week 7's quiet production creates a potential buying window
🔴 Redraft: BUY if his manager is overreacting to the Week 7 performance. Collins had a quiet game against the Giants, but his production through the first five appearances demonstrates his ability to deliver meaningful receiving output. One poor game can create a buying opportunity, but it isn't enough by itself to guarantee a bounce-back. With WR Jaylin Noel being placed on injured reserve, look for Collins to command even more target share moving forward.
🔵 Dynasty: BUY if the price has dropped below his expected long-term value. Collins has already produced 329 receiving yards and three touchdowns through five games. If another manager is concerned about his recent box score, explore a reasonable offer without paying a premium based solely on his name.
🚨 SELL HIGH #1: Tee Higgins
Week 7: 6-148-1 receiving
📊 Usage:
• 17.3 YPR
• 50 targets through six games
• 33 receptions in six games
• 571 yards through six games
🔴 Redraft: SHOP Higgins after his 148-yard, one-touchdown performance. His Week 7 ceiling is exactly the kind of production that can encourage another manager to pay a premium. Explore offers for a receiver with a steadier weekly role or use the value to upgrade another position. Higgins has demonstrated the ability to deliver big games, so don't sell simply because he had a strong week. Make the move only if the return improves your lineup.
🔵 Dynasty: SELL only if the offer reflects a premium valuation. Higgins has established himself as a productive receiver, and his Week 7 performance reinforces his upside ROS. If another manager values him as a top-tier weekly difference-maker, consider turning that value into a younger cornerstone asset or a package that improves your roster. Otherwise, hold rather than trading away proven production if the price is not right.
🚨 SELL HIGH #2: Jameson Williams
Week 7: 5-91-2 receiving
📊 Usage:
• 38 targets on the season
• 367 yards in six games
• Only 23 receptions this season
• 4 receiving TDs
🔴 Redraft: SHOP Williams after another two-touchdown performance. His explosive-play ability can create difference-making fantasy weeks, and this perceived market value jump is the right opportunity to sell high. The key question is whether another manager will pay for that ceiling as if it were his weekly floor. Explore offers for a receiver with a more dependable target profile or use Williams' value to upgrade another position. Don't sell cheaply if the market doesn't offer a premium return.
🔵 Dynasty: SELL only if the offer reflects his long-term upside. Williams has produced 367 receiving yards and four touchdowns through six games, and his Week 7 performance reinforces his ability to deliver explosive results. However, his weekly production can fluctuate, making it worth exploring whether another manager will pay a premium after the recent touchdown surge. If the offer doesn't compensate you for his upside, hold.
🚨 SELL HIGH #3: Brock Purdy
Week 7: 27/40 passing | 288 yards | 1 TD | 2 INT
📊 Usage:
• 1,748 passing yards
• Only 4 interceptions in 211 pass attempts
• 15 TDs through seven games
• Only 2 passing TDs over his last two games
🔴 Redraft: SHOP Purdy if another manager is valuing him as a dependable high-end quarterback and needs immediate help during the bye week. His season totals of 1,748 passing yards and 15 TDs demonstrate his production, but Week 7's two interceptions illustrate the potential downside. The upcoming bye may create a negotiation window, especially in one-quarterback leagues where replacement options are easier to find. Don't trade him just to make a move; pursue a return that upgrades your roster.
🔵 Dynasty: SELL only if the return is strong enough to improve your long-term roster. Purdy's season production gives him value, and quarterback scarcity can make him especially important in superflex leagues. If another manager pays a premium, explore the deal. If the return is modest, hold.
🚨 SELL HIGH #4: Josh Jacobs
Week 7: 11-36-0 rushing | 5-55-1 receiving
📊 Usage:
• 52% snap percentage
• 5 receptions on 7 targets
• Will play the Panthers who had allowed 153 rushing yards per game
• Finished as RB8 in his first game back
🔴 Redraft: EXPLORE OFFERS if another manager is willing to pay for Jacobs as a dependable high-volume running back. His five receptions and 55 receiving yards in Week 7 are encouraging, but his 11 carries suggest that you should confirm his workload will be rising moving forward, which can make him a premium value. If the market values him as a locked-in workhorse RB1 and offers a strong return, consider selling. Otherwise, hold.
🔵 Dynasty: SELL only if the offer makes sense for your roster timeline. A contender may value Jacobs' ability to contribute immediately, while a rebuilding team may prefer to convert present production into younger assets. His Week 7 receiving involvement is a positive sign, but one game doesn't establish a long-term workload. Don't move him without a return that reflects his future value and make sure to get a young RB back or assets that make sense for your roster construction.
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🚨 FIVE MUST STARTS FOR WEEK 9 🚨
1. Ka’imi Fairbairn at Los Angeles Chargers
2. Bradon Aubrey at Indianapolis Colts
3. Cam Little at Baltimore Ravens
4. Cairo Santos vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
5. Tyler Bass at Minnesota Vikings
Which one are you starting this week?
🚨 FREE ASHTON JEANTY!!!
Jeanty was given a soft benching last week according to @DanGrazianoESPN.
The coach apparently thought Washington's played well last week. His efficiency was terrible (25 carries for 83 yards) and didn't play well.
Where's the wake up call for the coach and last time I checked the oline play is horrendous and not opening holes for the RBs.
Looks like they are trying to scapegoat Jeanty for the Raiders rushing offense this year.
The Raiders hope Ashton Jeanty’s soft benching serves as a wake up call, per @DanGrazianoESPN
“Jeanty hasn't played well while Washington has, and the Raiders hope it serves as a wake-up call.
If it doesn't, they're content to distribute the carries in Washington's favor moving forward, as he offers a more explosive element in the run game right now.”
🚨 ZAY FLOWERS OWNERS WE HAVE HOPE!!!
During a busy QB day, it now includes a QB trade, with Jacoby Brissett headed to the #Ravens to become their starter soon enough.
He rejoins his former QB coach in Arizona, Israel Woolfork, and will arrive with hopes of keeping Baltimore afloat.
SAM DARNOLD OUT FOR WEEK 9.
📉 Seahawks QB Sam Darnold will be out Sunday vs. the Arizona Cardinals.
Head Coach Mike MacDonald said earlier today, he is dealing with a quad injury. Drew Lock will start in his place.
🔥Lock and JSN connection is back🚀🚀🚀!
🚨 JORDYN TYSON BACK SOON???
📈 The Saints have designated rookie WR Jordyn Tyson to return from IR.
Wrote about him last week for fantasy managers to STASH him or try and trade for him before the market value adjusted. It is not too late, go get him NOW 🚀!
🔥WAIVER WIRE TARGET TYLER ALLGEIER IS BACK!!!
How much FAAB are you going to drop for him ahead of Week 9? 5%, 10%, 20% or more?
🔥BREAKING NEWS: JEREMIYAH LOVE TO THE IR!!!
If the season couldn't get worse for him and his fantasy football managers, it just did. At this point, I'm not sure if he plays again in 2026. Are you holding or dropping him in redraft leagues?
Sources: #AZCardinals RB Jeremiyah Love is headed to Injured Reserve because of a high-ankle sprain that knocks him out 4-5 weeks.
Arizona’s first-round pick has previously been dealing with a different ankle sprain.
18. New York Giants D/ST
The Giants faced Philadelphia, and Washington's defense recorded 5 sacks and 1 interception against quarterback Tanner McKee. If McKee starts again, New York has an opportunity to capitalize on the Eagles' quarterback situation and generate pressure.
🚨 The Opportunity Report Verdict: DEEP-LEAGUE STREAM — Monitor Philadelphia's starting quarterback before making this play.
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