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Fantasy Football 2017 - Week 9 Studs & Duds, Rising Stars, Over-succeeding

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at running back. In general, your point, Andy, that this is a bad offense. It's just true. I'm not really excited about Emmanuel Sanders. Demarius Thomas had a good game, but I'm not in love with Demarius Thomas either or the running backs because this quarterback situation is a nightmare. So I don't think you can trade Emmanuel Sanders right now, but I'm not sure I want to start him.

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with Brock Osweiler. And then if Paxson Lynch comes in, you know, you will have to go back and watch the tape of the few games we've seen with Paxson Lynch to see, you know, what are his tendencies and then report back after that. Air mailing. Air mailing the ball is his tendency. You had several players that had big weeks previously. Nelson Aguilar, Paul Richardson. They didn't perform this week. Corey Davis, uh, Corey Davis caught.

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Two passes for 28 yards on five targets. He did out of 75% SnapShare. And it's clearly the starter there, even though Decker and Matthews outperformed him. Rest of season, which wide receiver would you rather have in Tennessee? Because I would still lean. I would rather have Corey Davis than any of those three players. I would as well. Between Davis and Matthews, that's a tough call. I probably still lean Matthews. And then you had Crabtree and Cooper both.

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Both have a down game. They weren't they weren't horrifically disappointing the way that Cooper can go just completely. Well, the four targets for Crabtree is extremely disappointing. And it was at the beginning of the game, it seemed like they were, when they were going too wide, it would be Patterson and Cooper. I mean, it was really strange. I know that it.

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Crabtree's snap counts by the end of the game still over 80%. The usage was very strange, and the four targets for Derek Carr's go-to-wide receiver. Like we said, everything just went to Jared Cook. Jared Cook should have been in our rising stars. I mean, the next three weeks, he's facing the 24th best passing D against tight-in, then the 30th, then the 32nd. Hmm. So. Does he get a game, is he playing the Giants?

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Yeah, that's the 32nd. Oh, man. Yeah, exactly. Three weeks from now, now you need another one of those Christmas ring things to take off those. And tomorrow we do have our waiver show. I'm looking forward to talking about some of these guys. You know, one of the players that I think is interesting with Garsohn going down is Marquis Goodwin. The targets were there yesterday. He's actually, it's crazy. He's near the top of the league and inside the 10 targets.

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Marky Skidwin, a guy that you look at as a deep threat only, but he's kind of the only guy there right now. That's the San Francisco wide receiver. He's in that, he's like clumped together with like Des Bryant, Chris Hogan, DeAndre Hopkins, Rob Grankowski, and there's Marky's Goodwin out of nowhere with these Inside the Tint targets. Hey, guys. But we'll talk a lot about some options, you know, more by weeks next week.

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And we'll get into the waiver wire and some of these other players. If you didn't hear us talk about them today, I'm sure we'll bring them up tomorrow. You can let us know. If you have a question on Twitter at the FFballers on the website, the fantasy footballers.com, good luck in your games tonight. If your weekly matchup is depending on Aaron Jones, Jordy Nelson. Mayor Dooler. Man. Then good luck to you. Yes. It'll be an interesting game tonight. This one's in Lambo Field. And so.

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The Lions are two-point favorites. We'll see what Brett Henley has after a couple of weeks of practice and getting a chance in that offense. Do you guys have any parting words? Yeah, this is the type of game where I hope you are already up and hoping that your opponent does not score enough points as opposed to being the guy that's down. Catching up. And saying, I want to catch up in tonight's game. Yeah, I want to see what kind of workload of Aaron Jones gets tonight. That'll be fun. Yes, it will be. Check out draft.com slash ballers if you want to play some DFS with us each and every week. And we'll...

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Talk to you tomorrow. Goodbye. Thanks for listening. Bye. Thank you for listening to another episode of the Fantasy Footballers podcast. Join our fantasy football community on join thefoot.com. And follow us on Twitter at the FF ballers.

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