NFL trade deadline day proved to be exciting, and we had several moves that mattered for Fantasy managers. T.J. Hockenson, Chase Claypool, Nyheim Hines, Jeff Wilson and Chase Edmonds all changed teams, and these transactions should make for some interesting moves on the waiver wire.
I'm excited about Hines in Buffalo, and I like Wilson as the new No. 2 running back in Miami. Claypool gets a fresh start in Chicago, which should help Justin Fields, and Edmonds could end up as the No. 1 running back in Denver. As for Hockenson, his Fantasy value likely stays the same in Minnesota, but the Vikings offense should give him the chance for more touchdowns, which is ideal. And it helps Kirk Cousins.
With the players on the move, you also have guys staying put who benefit, including Deon Jackson in Indianapolis and the Steelers receivers in Diontae Johnson and George Pickens. It will be fun to see how these trades end up for the NFL teams -- and Fantasy rosters -- over the next several weeks.
As far as injuries go for Week 8, we got relatively lucky. Cooper Kupp (ankle) seems to have avoided a serious injury, Mark Andrews (shoulder) could be available in Week 9 and hopefully Gus Edwards (hamstring) could play as well. The only guys who were hurt in Week 8 likely not available in Week 9, at least as of Monday, will be Rashod Bateman (foot), DeVante Parker (knee), Mark Ingram (knee) and Irv Smith (ankle).
There are six teams on a bye in Week 9 -- Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, the Giants, Pittsburgh and San Francisco -- so lots of Fantasy managers could be missing several stars. It should make for an active week on the waiver wire as many of you are looking for key replacements.
Editor's note: For this waiver wire column, we are only looking at players rostered in less than 65 percent of CBS Sports leagues.
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Week 9 Waivers
Quarterback
Running back
Wide receiver
Tight end
Kicker
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Quarterbacks
- On a bye: Dak Prescott, Russell Wilson, Daniel Jones, Jimmy Garoppolo, Kenny Pickett and Jacoby Brissett
- Injuries: Ryan Tannehill (ankle), Matt Ryan (shoulder), Carson Wentz (finger) and Sam Darnold (ankle)
- Check to see if available: Jared Goff (84 percent rostered). Goff was a little unlucky with just 19 Fantasy points in Week 8 against Miami since he passed for 321 yards and one touchdown. His best football this season has been at home (averaging 28.0 Fantasy points per game), and he gets the Packers in Detroit in Week 9. It's not an easy matchup, but with six quarterbacks on a bye you might want to use Goff as a low-end starter in deeper leagues.
- Drop candidates: Daniel Jones (90 percent rostered), Matthew Stafford (83 percent), Russell Wilson (70 percent) and Jimmy Garoppolo (69 percent). Jones, Wilson and Garoppolo are not worth stashing while on a bye. Jones was a major letdown in Week 8 at Seattle with just nine Fantasy points and only has two games this season with 20-plus points. Wilson has one game this season with more than 19 Fantasy points. Garoppolo might be worth stashing in deeper leagues with four games in a row with at least 20 Fantasy points, but he's yet to top 22 points on the year. Unless he's been your starter all season long, you can drop him now and try to get him back in Week 10 if needed. ... Stafford has one game this season with more than 19 Fantasy points, which was Week 2. It's hard to trust him in Week 9 at Tampa Bay, especially if Cooper Kupp (ankle) is at less than 100 percent.
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Week 9 Waiver Priority List
Fields is the prize of the free agent class at quarterback this week, and maybe the best player to add at any position. He's on a Fantasy rocket ship for the past four games, with scores of 18 points, 19 points, 25 points and 30 points over that span. He's only averaging 23 pass attempts per game during that time, but he has rushed for at least 60 yards in three of those outings and now has at least 47 rushing yards in six games in a row, including two rushing touchdowns. Fields has a great upcoming schedule against Miami, Detroit and Atlanta for the next three weeks, and he has top-10 upside in all of those matchups, especially with the addition of receiver Chase Claypool. Fields is worth adding for at least 10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Dalton appears in line to remain the starter in New Orleans for Week 9 against Baltimore, and he's coming on as a Fantasy quarterback of late. He scored at least 21 Fantasy points in each of his past two games against Arizona and Las Vegas, with an average of 27.5 points over that span. The Ravens are No. 8 in Fantasy points allowed to opposing quarterbacks, and Dalton could be a low-end starter in all leagues in this matchup. He also gets Pittsburgh in Week 10. Dalton is worth up to 5 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Heinicke has done a nice job stepping in for Carson Wentz (thumb), averaging 20.5 Fantasy points per game in two outings against Green Bay and Indianapolis. He's starting for the next two games against Minnesota in Week 9 and at Philadelphia in Week 10, and Heinicke could be a low-end starter against the Vikings. Minnesota is No. 10 in Fantasy points allowed to opposing quarterbacks, and Heinicke is worth adding for up to 5 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Mariota has scored at least 19 Fantasy points in three of his past four games, including two games with 28 points over that span. He's giving you quality production with his legs during that time with at least 31 rushing yards in four games in a row, including one touchdown. And in two games with at least 25 pass attempts since Week 5, Mariota is averaging 23.5 Fantasy points per game. We'll see how much the Falcons want to throw against the Chargers in Week 9, but Mariota can be considered a low-end starter in all leagues. He also faces the Panthers again in Week 10, and Mariota just had 28 Fantasy points against Carolina in Week 8. He's worth adding for up to 5 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Walker will start again in Week 9 at Cincinnati, and hopefully he continues to play well enough to use him in Superflex and two-quarterback leagues. He's averaging 18.5 Fantasy points per game in his past two outings, and he's starting to look like a quality NFL quarterback, including a fantastic 62-yard touchdown pass to D.J. Moore to give Carolina a chance to win against Atlanta in Week 8 with 12 seconds left in regulation. The Panthers eventually lost in overtime, but Walker has been Carolina's best quarterback so far this year. He's worth adding for 1 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Running Backs
- On a bye: Nick Chubb, Kareem Hunt, Ezekiel Elliott, Tony Pollard, Melvin Gordon, Latavius Murray, Saquon Barkley, Najee Harris and Christian McCaffrey
- Injuries: Ezekiel Elliott (knee), Gus Edwards (hamstring), James Conner (ribs), Chuba Hubbard (ankle), J.K. Dobbins (knee), Cordarrelle Patterson (knee), Cam Akers (personal), Elijah Mitchell (knee), Joshua Kelley (knee), Kyren Williams (ankle), Mark Ingram (knee) and Damien Williams (ribs)
- Check to see if available: Chuba Hubbard (71 percent rostered) and Isiah Pacheco (68 percent). Hubbard should be the No. 2 running back behind D'Onta Foreman if Hubbard plays in Week 9 at the Bengals. But moving forward, Hubbard might prove to be more valuable than Foreman given his expected role in the passing game. In the first game without Christian McCaffrey in Week 7 against Tampa Bay, Hubbard had 11 total touches (two catches on three targets) for 73 total yards and a touchdown before hurting his ankle. He should be rostered in all leagues. ... Pacheco started for the Chiefs in Week 7 at San Francisco, ahead of Clyde Edwards-Helaire, and we'll see if that remains a permanent move in Week 9 against the Titans. Pacheco only had eight carries for 43 yards against the 49ers, and Edwards-Helaire and Jerick McKinnon still got plenty of work. But coming off the bye, hopefully Pacheco is headed for a bigger role. He should be stashed in all leagues to find out.
- Drop candidates: Damien Harris (91 percent rostered), Melvin Gordon (81 percent) and J.K. Dobbins (66 percent). In shallow PPR leagues, it might be time to move on from Harris, who is clearly behind Rhamondre Stevenson for the Patriots as of now. In two games back after missing Week 6 with an ankle sprain, Harris has combined for 14 carries for 45 yards and no touchdowns, along with three catches for 17 yards on four targets. You're not starting Harris in Week 9 against the Colts, and the Patriots have a bye in Week 10. ... Gordon is on a bye in Week 9, and he's not worth holding, especially with Denver getting Chase Edmonds back in the Bradley Chubb deal. This is now a three-headed backfield with Gordon, Edmonds and Latavius Murray, and it will be ugly for Fantasy managers. If anything, you might want to gamble on Edmonds (48 percent) to see if he emerges as the best running back for the Broncos for the rest of the season. ... Dobbins is worth stashing if you have an IR spot, but don't keep him on your bench. He's not eligible to play until Week 12 at the earliest, and the Ravens might be cautious with him and hold him out longer than that to make sure he's 100 percent for a potential playoff run.
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Week 9 Waiver Priority List
Drake could start for the Ravens in Week 9 at New Orleans if Gus Edwards (hamstring) is out, and Drake would be at least a flex option in that scenario. He's been productive of late, scoring 18 PPR points in Week 6 at the Giants and 16 PPR points in Week 8 at Tampa Bay in the game Edwards got hurt. In those two games, Drake averaged at least 8.8 yards per carry, and he had four catches on four targets against the Buccaneers. He's worth adding for at least 10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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The Bills traded for Nyheim Hines on Tuesday, and he's expected to be the complementary option in Buffalo's backfield to Devin Singletary. It wouldn't be a surprise if he ends up being better than Singletary given Hines' likely work in the passing game in Buffalo's pass-heavy offense. Hines was underused in Indianapolis this season with just 18 carries and 25 catches on 28 targets, but that should change with the Bills. I expect Hines to be in the flex conversation immediately, starting in Week 9 at the Jets. He's worth adding for at least 10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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The Dolphins traded for Jeff Wilson on Tuesday from the 49ers, and he will be reunited with Mike McDaniel and Raheem Mostert in Miami. Wilson should be the No. 2 running back for the Dolphins behind Mostert after Chase Edmonds was traded to Denver in the Bradley Chubb deal, and Wilson can still have value in that role, especially given Mostert's injury history. This is a good move for Wilson because if he stayed in San Francisco he would have been buried on the depth chart behind Christian McCaffrey and eventually Elijah Mitchell (knee). Add Wilson where available for 5-10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Jackson becomes the No. 2 running back in Indianapolis behind Jonathan Taylor with Nyheim Hines being dealt to Buffalo. Hopefully, Jackson can absorb Hines' work in the passing game, and he could eventually be used as a flex option moving forward. We know Jackson can catch the ball after he had 10 receptions for 79 yards on 10 targets in Week 6 against Jacksonville when Taylor and Hines were hurt. Jackson is also now the handcuff for Taylor, so he has lottery-ticket appeal if Taylor were to miss any time due to injury. Jackson is worth adding in all leagues for 5-10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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If Tony Pollard in Week 8 taught us anything, it's to make sure you have talented backups rostered in case they get the chance to start. And Mattison has certainly proven over the years that he's a stud any time Dalvin Cook has missed time due to injury. There were four times in 2021 when Mattison had at least 13 carries, and he scored at least 15 PPR points in each outing. Mattison should be stashed in all leagues for at least 5 percent of your remaining FAB.
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White is another example of stashing a talented backup running back in the event the starter goes down, and White would be a must-start Fantasy option if something ever happened to Leonard Fournette. White is already playing in tandem with Fournette, and White has at least three catches in four of his past five games. He should be added in all leagues for at least 5 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Hilliard is another running back to stash as the backup to Derrick Henry. Hilliard would be a starter in all leagues if Henry were to miss any time, and Hilliard has scored at least 10 PPR points in two of his past three games in tandem with Henry. He should be added in all leagues for at least 5 percent of your remaining FAB.
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We'll see if Cordarrelle Patterson (knee) returns this week, so keep that in mind before adding Huntley. But if Patterson remains out in Week 9 then Huntley will continue to share touches with Tyler Allgeier, and Huntley is coming off a strong performance in Week 8 against Carolina with 16 carries for 91 yards. He has a great matchup in Week 9 against the Chargers, so he could be a flex if Patterson remains out. Add Huntley for 1 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Wide Receivers
- On a bye: Amari Cooper, Donovan Peoples-Jones, CeeDee Lamb, Michael Gallup, Courtland Sutton, Jerry Jeudy, Wan'Dale Robinson, Darius Slayton, Diontae Johnson, George Pickens, Chase Claypool, Deebo Samuel and Brandon Aiyuk
- Injuries: Cooper Kupp (ankle), Ja'Marr Chase (hip), Deebo Samuel (hamstring), Keenan Allen (hamstring), Adam Thielen (knee), Mike Williams (ankle), Allen Lazard (shoulder), Marquise Brown (foot), Michael Thomas (foot), Rashod Bateman (foot), DeVante Parker (knee), Corey Davis (knee), Jahan Dotson (hamstring), Nico Collins (groin), Russell Gage (hamstring), Jarvis Landry (ankle), Treylon Burks (toe), Christian Watson (concussion), Randall Cobb (ankle), D.J. Chark (ankle), Kenny Golladay (knee), Josh Palmer (concussion) and Noah Brown (foot)
- Check to see if available: Allen Robinson (75 percent rostered) and Garrett Wilson (74 percent). If Cooper Kupp (ankle) can't play in Week 9 then Robinson would be worth using as a No. 3 Fantasy receiver in all leagues. He's been a disaster all season with just two touchdowns and no games with more than 63 receiving yards, but his targets would spike against the Buccaneers if Kupp is out. ... In the first game without Breece Hall (ACL), the Jets were forced to throw in Week 8 against New England, and Wilson had his most targets (seven) since Zach Wilson replaced Joe Flacco in Week 4. Wilson finished with six catches for 115 yards, and Corey Davis (knee) was also out. The Jets might be throwing a lot more moving forward without Hall, and Wilson looks like he will benefit in a big way.
- Drop candidates: Rashod Bateman (85 percent rostered), Drake London (81 percent), Curtis Samuel (76 percent), Hunter Renfrow (68 percent) and Marquise Goodwin (62 percent). Bateman is going to miss "a few weeks" with his foot injury, according to coach John Harbaugh, and there's no reason to stash him now, especially since Baltimore has a bye in Week 10. ... London continues to be a non-factor for Fantasy managers given the Falcons run-first offense, and he has now scored seven PPR points or less in five games in a row. ... Samuel might be worth holding in PPR leagues, but he hasn't scored a touchdown since Week 2 and has 62 receiving yards or less in six games in a row. In non-PPR leagues, it's easy to move on from Samuel as a stash candidate. ... Even in a game where Davante Adams struggled and Darren Waller (hamstring) was out in Week 8 at New Orleans, Renfrow was still a non-factor with one catch for 6 yards on two targets. He's now scored eight PPR points or less in four of five games this year, and his high for the season is 10 PPR points. ... We said to add Goodwin last week with the chance DK Metcalf would miss time with a knee injury. But Metcalf was able to play in Week 8 against the Giants, and Goodwin managed just four catches for 33 yards on five targets. Goodwin will only be Fantasy relevant if Metcalf or Tyler Lockett were to miss any time.
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Week 9 Waiver Priority List
Moore had his best game of the season in Week 8 at Minnesota with seven catches for 92 yards and a touchdown on eight targets. We told you last week not to panic on Moore despite the return of DeAndre Hopkins, and both of them were able to co-exist against the Vikings. We'll see what happens when Marquise Brown (foot) returns to action, which won't be until Week 11 at the earliest, but Moore should remain a prime target for Kyler Murray. He's worth trusting as a high-end No. 3 receiver in all leagues heading into Week 9 against Seattle, and Moore should be added for at least 10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Palmer will hopefully clear the concussion protocol and be ready for Week 9 at Atlanta in what could be a dream scenario. Keenan Allen (hamstring) and Mike Williams (ankle) are both injured, and if both are out against the Falcons then Palmer would be a low-end starter in all leagues. As of Tuesday morning, we expect Allen to play, but Palmer should still soak up targets from Justin Herbert with Williams likely out. And Atlanta allows the most Fantasy points to opposing receivers. Palmer is worth adding for at least 10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Doubs did well in Week 8 at Buffalo with Allen Lazard (shoulder) out, and we'll see if Aaron Rodgers continues to trust Doubs until Lazard returns, which is unknown heading into Week 9 against Detroit. Against the Bills, Doubs had seven targets for four catches, 62 yards and a touchdown. If Lazard is out again in Week 9 then consider Doubs a low-end starter in all leagues, and he's worth adding for 10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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The Ravens will be without Rashod Bateman (foot) for "a few weeks," according to coach John Harbaugh, which makes Duvernay the de facto No. 1 receiver in Baltimore. Demarcus Robinson (1 percent rostered) will also be a factor, and he's worth adding in deeper leagues since he just had six catches for 64 yards on eight targets in the game Bateman was injured in Week 8 at Tampa Bay. But Duvernay has the most upside of the group. He scored 16 PPR points against the Buccaneers, and Duvernay now has three games this season with at least 12 PPR points. Mark Andrews' (shoulder) status could also determine how good Duvernay will be, and he's worth adding for 10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Mooney had another productive game in Week 8 at Dallas with 12 PPR points, and he has now scored at least 12 PPR points in three of his past five games. He's yet to score a touchdown this season and has just one game with more than six targets, but his upcoming schedule is favorable with Miami, Detroit and Atlanta as his next three opponents. Starting with the Dolphins in Week 9, Mooney can be considered a high-end No. 3 receiver in all leagues, and he's worth adding for at least 10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Claypool was traded to Chicago on Tuesday, and hopefully a fresh start is what he needs. He could emerge as the No. 1 receiver for the Bears ahead of Darnell Mooney, but for now consider him the No. 2 option in the passing game. The problem is this isn't a high-volume passing attack, but hopefully things will change now that the Bears made this move to add a receiver. Claypool has struggled this season, but he does have at least 14 PPR points in two of his past three games. For Week 9 against Miami, consider Claypool a low-end No. 3 receiver in the majority of leagues, slightly behind Mooney. Claypool is worth adding for 5-10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Toney was traded from the Giants to the Chiefs prior to Week 8 when Kansas City was on a bye, so we'll see what kind of a role he has for the rest of the season. The good news for Toney is the hamstring injury he's dealt with is healed. But he's not expected to have a prominent role any time soon, so you might have to stash him with the hope of something down the road. The Chiefs have a crowded receiving corps with JuJu Smith-Schuster, Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Mecole Hardman as the top three guys, and Toney isn't expected to supplant them any time soon. That being said, if he does crack the rotation and gets consistent playing time then he could be a stud in this offense. It's worth adding him to find out for 5-10 percent of your remaining FAB. As for the rest of the Chiefs receivers, you can add Valdes-Scantling (44 percent rostered) or Hardman (35 percent) for this week. Valdes-Scantling has scored at least 14 PPR points in two of his past three games. And Hardman has scored at least 11 PPR points in three games in a row, including 40 PPR points in his past two games. Both of those guys are worth at least 5 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Moore is only being listed here in case he gets traded at Tuesday's deadline. He appears to want out of New York, and it's hard to blame him given his lack of production -- and targets -- all season. Week 8 was a bad look when Zach Wilson attempted a season-high 41 passes in a game when Corey Davis (knee) was out against New England, and Moore had just one target. Check back here throughout the day to see if something changes with Moore, and we'll determine his FAB based on his new destination if he's traded, which is what we hope happens to save his Fantasy value.
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Marshall had a career-high nine targets in Week 8 at Atlanta and finished with four catches for 87 yards. We'll see if he continues to make plays for the Panthers, who need him after Robbie Anderson was traded to Arizona. In deeper leagues, add Marshall to see what happens prior to Week 9 at Cincinnati. He's worth 1 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Tight End
- On a bye: David Njoku, Harrison Bryant, Dalton Schultz, Greg Dulcich, Pat Freiermuth and George Kittle
- Injuries of note: Mark Andrews (shoulder), Darren Waller (hamstring), Irv Smith (ankle), David Njoku (ankle), Daniel Bellinger (eye) and Cameron Brate (neck)
- Check to see if available: Dalton Schultz (78 percent rostered), Gerald Everett (74 percent) and Hayden Hurst (66 percent). I'm hopeful that Schultz turned the corner in Week 8 against Chicago with his best game since Week 1 when he had six catches for 74 yards on seven targets against the Bears. Dak Prescott seems back to his old self following a five-game absence with a thumb injury, and Schultz also looks healthy after battling a knee injury since Week 2. He should be 100 percent after the Cowboys bye in Week 9, and Schultz has top-five upside when he and Prescott are healthy. ... Everett could be the No. 1 or 2 target for Justin Herbert with Mike Williams (ankle) hurt, and Keenan Allen (hamstring) also missed practice Monday after the Chargers' bye in Week 8. Everett, along with Josh Palmer, should continue to be a favorite target for Herbert with these injuries at receiver. Everett has scored at least 11 PPR points in four of seven games this year and has at least six targets in all but one game over that span. ... Hurst will hopefully start to play better with Ja'Marr Chase (hip) hurt. In the first game without Chase in Week 8 against the Browns, Hurst only had four catches for 42 yards on four targets. We'll see what happens in Week 9 against Carolina, but Hurst can be considered a low-end starter in deeper leagues.
- Drop candidates: Irv Smith (74 percent rostered) and David Njoku (68 percent). Smith isn't expected to play in Week 9 at Washington and is considered week-to-week after hurting his ankle against the Cardinals in Week 8. He hasn't been productive enough to roster while he's out with an injury. ... Njoku has a bye in Week 9 and might not return to action in Week 10 from the ankle injury he suffered in Week 7. In deeper leagues you should hold onto him, but it might be hard to justify stashing him if you need to add another tight end or help at a different position. Hopefully, Njoku is back to 100 percent sooner rather than later because he was having a breakout season prior to his injury.
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Week 9 Waiver Priority List
Engram scored his first touchdown of the season in Week 8 against Denver, and he has scored at least 10 PPR points in three of his past four games. He has at least six targets in each of his past four outings, and he's averaging five catches a game over that span. He has a favorable matchup in Week 9 against the Raiders, who are No. 3 in most Fantasy points allowed to opposing tight ends. Engram is worth adding for at least 10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Dulcich would be No. 1 on this list if the Broncos were not on a bye this week. If you don't need a starting tight end and can afford to stash Dulcich then take him first at his position. He missed the first five games of the season with a hamstring injury, but he scored at least 11 PPR points in his past three outings. He should remain a fixture in the Broncos' passing attack as the No. 3 option behind Courtland Sutton and Jerry Jeudy, and hopefully Denver's offense starts trending in the right direction with Russell Wilson in Week 10 and beyond. Dulcich is worth adding for at least 10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Likely is a tricky free agent this week because his Fantasy outlook is tied to the health of Mark Andrews (shoulder). If Andrews is able to play in Week 9 at New Orleans then Likely's production will probably be limited. But if Andrews is out then Likely could be a star. We saw him shine in Week 8 at Tampa Bay after Andrews left the game with six catches for 77 yards and a touchdown on seven targets. The Ravens have a bye in Week 10, so they could be cautious with Andrews, so you might want to speculate on adding Likely just in case Andrews is out. There's also the chance Likely sees increased playing time with Rashod Bateman (foot) hurt if the Ravens want to get creative by using more two-tight end sets. Likely is worth adding for at least 5 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Conklin just had his best game of the season in Week 8 against New England with six catches for 79 yards and two touchdowns on 10 targets, and it coincided with two injuries for the Jets. Breece Hall (ACL) and Corey Davis (knee) didn't play against the Patriots, and Hall's injury could help Conklin moving forward. If the Jets are forced to throw more -- Zach Wilson attempted a season-high 41 passes in Week 8 -- then Conklin's production should increase. That's what happened in the first three games of the season with Joe Flacco under center when Conklin averaged eight targets per game and was averaging 13.1 PPR points per game, and we could see the Jets passing more moving forward. And if Davis is out then Conklin will remain a prime target for Wilson. The Jets have a tough matchup in Week 9 against Buffalo before a bye in Week 10, but Conklin is worth adding for up to 5 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Otton had a mediocre stat line in Week 8 against Baltimore with two catches for 15 yards on five targets, but he had a touchdown called back due to a penalty, which might have made you feel different about his Fantasy outlook this week. He's now had at least five targets in all three games without Cameron Brate (neck), and it seems like Brate will remain out in Week 9 against the Rams. In two of the games without Brate, Otton scored 10 PPR points. He should be considered a low-end starter in Week 9 since the matchup with the Rams is tough, and he's worth adding for 1 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Moreau could start again in Week 9 if Darren Waller (hamstring) remains out, and Moreau has 14 targets in the Raiders' past two games with Waller sidelined. In Week 8 at New Orleans, Moreau had six catches for 31 yards on nine targets, and he could be a prime target for Derek Carr again in Week 9 at Jacksonville if Waller sits. Moreau is worth adding in tight end premium leagues for 1 percent of your remaining FAB.
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DST
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- Chiefs (22 percent rostered) vs. TEN
- Bengals (41 percent rostered) vs. CAR
- Jaguars (46 percent rostered) vs. LV
- Dolphins (57 percent rostered) at CHI
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KICKERS
Add available players in the following order:
- Harrison Butker (56 percent rostered) vs. TEN
- Matt Gay (36 percent rostered) at TB
- Jake Elliott (48 percent rostered) at HOU
- Dustin Hopkins (15 percent rostered) at ATL