RotoWire experts blanket the airwaves with fantasy football advice. Here's some wisdom for Week 9.
Liss is high on Anthony Miller versus Tennessee in Week 9. Jeff has concerns about Nick Foles.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as Cam Newton and the Patriots look to bounce back against the struggling Jets.
Justin Jackson may be stuck in a timeshare, but he's averaging 12.3 carries as a starter and could see even more than that against a subpar Raiders defense.
With the 49ers missing a plethora of key contributors, RotoWire's Andrew Laird expects Aaron Rodgers to be extremely popular on DraftKings and FanDuel for Thursday Night Football.
Sasha Yodashkin looks over the Week 9 slate and expects Dalvin Cook to run roughshod again over a vulnerable Lions defense.
Ilango Villoth goes deep into the free-agent pool to find upside adds who could pay off down the road, if not this week.
The Staff likes Justin Herbert and the Chargers laying 1.5 at home to the Raiders.
Going chalk with T.J. Watt and the Steelers in Dallas this week.
Chris Liss likes Ryan Tannehill and the Titans as only 5.5-point home favorites over the Bears.
After functioning mostly as an run-anchor defender in his first six NFL seasons, Stephon Tuitt has broken out to make a pass-rushing impact more like standout teammate Cameron Heyward in 2020.
Multiple injuries to the 49ers’ offense will impact the next few weeks, starting with Jimmy Garoppolo who’s expected to miss multiple weeks after re-injuring his right ankle.
Jim, via the SiriusXM Fantasy Sports app, brings us his weekly Top Free Agents By Position and his Under The Radar suggestions heading into Week 9 of the NFL season.
Is A.J. Brown the No. 1 receiver in Tennessee, or might it be Corey Davis? Perhaps the answer is both, which leaves nothing but scraps for the team's other pass catchers.
Coming out of a bye week, Chase Young and the Washington defense should have a big day against Daniel Jones.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire additions for Week 9 as Drew Lock has a great matchup in week with few options at QB.
Facing reality is an alternative to dwelling dejectedly on Jonathan Taylor's evaporating value.
Chris Liss has long been an apologist for Daniel Jones, but even he now thinks the Giants should move on if a suitable quarterback is around at their draft slot.
