It's that time of week again, as Jim Coventry takes a look at his weekly trending players and advises that it's time to start assessing trade value in preparation for the fantasy playoffs.
Falcons running back Devonta Freeman keeps getting opportunities in the red zone, but unless he starts converting more, the team could rely more on Matt Ryan's arm when they are in close.
Melvin Gordon racked up over 250 total yards Sunday against the Titans, and there is a very legitimate chance that he finishes as a top-five fantasy running back this season.
Davis Mattek shares who he is targeting in trades and, just as important, the players he is willing to give up to make those trades happen.
With over half the season in the books, Kevin Payne looks at the top values for Week 9's slate of games, highlighted by some strong Vikings options against the visiting Lions.
Mario Puig reviews the ups and downs of the IDP week, including a look at Barry Church, who is on the shelf for the Cowboys.
Luke Hoover explores which players have favorable matchups in Week 9, including Tim Hightower, who looks to be the main ballcarrier in New Orleans.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night game as a gimpy Russell Wilson tries to lead the Seahawks past the visiting Bills.
The Staff is going ugly this week with three underdogs including Todd Gurley and the Rams getting three points at home against the visiting Panthers.
Vlad Sedler looks over this week's bye-ravaged player pool, and isn't afraid to get chalky with Ezekiel Elliott in a premium matchup against the Browns.
Chris Liss is making the four percent-owned Vikings at home against the Lions his top choice, followed by the Cowboys, the Packers and Seahawks. He's fading the Chiefs who are more than 46 percent owned.
Backing Stefon Diggs and the Vikings as six-point home favorites against the Lions
Greg Olsen is coming off his worst week of the season, but he's on top of the TE ranks this week anyhow. Check out that and all of Jeff Erickson's rankings for Week 9.
Chris Bennett takes a look at another tumultuous week in the NFL, and welcomes Alshon Jeffery back to prominence thanks to the return of Jay Cutler under center for the Bears.
Borrowing a page out of Scott Pianowski's book, Chris Liss has largely taken to fading injured players' recovery timetables.
Spencer Ware could be out at least week after he suffered a concussion during the Chief’s win against the Colts, meanwhile fellow Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles will miss at least eight more weeks.
Led by No. 3 overall pick Joey Bosa, the re-emergent San Diego defense should thrive in a Week 9 home contest against Marcus Mariota and the Titans.
DVR joins the FNTSY Network to discuss Week 9 waiver wire targets.