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In this week's fantasy football podcast, the hosts break down the matchups for Week 8, highlighting key player performances, injury updates, and strategic decisions for fantasy lineups. They discuss the implications of referee decisions in recent games, the return of impactful players like Puka Nacua, and the dynamics of running back performances across various teams. The podcast also features insights on quarterback matchups, weather impacts, and the importance of making informed start/sit decisions as the season progresses.
- Puka Nacua's return boosts the Rams' offense significantly.
- Joe Mixon is a must-start player based on recent performance.
- Injury updates on key players like Tyreek Hill and Jaden Daniels could impact fantasy lineups.
Puka Nacua | WR
Breakout
7 receptions
106 rec yards
- Returned from injury with a strong performance.
- Recorded 7 receptions for 106 yards.
Aaron Jones | RB
- Efficient but has not been scoring significantly in fantasy terms.
Joe Mixon | RB
Must Start
Week 8
- Consistent high ranks in recent games.
- Considered a must-start every week.
Dak Prescott | QB
- Matchup against the 49ers is not ideal.
- Low implied point total for the Cowboys.
James Cook | RB
- Still a critical player despite recent struggles.
Chuba Hubbard | RB
- Consistent performance makes him a viable start.
- Finished as a top-24 running back in five consecutive games.
Los Angeles Rams
- Puka Nacua's return enhances their offensive capabilities.
- Kyryn Williams is emerging as a key player.
Green Bay Packers
- Aaron Jones remains a solid but underperforming fantasy option.
Cincinnati Bengals
- Joe Mixon is a reliable choice for fantasy lineups.
Miami Dolphins
- Tyreek Hill's health is crucial for their offensive output.
Dallas Cowboys
- Dak Prescott's performance is under scrutiny due to matchup difficulties.
San Francisco 49ers
- Debo Samuel's potential return could impact their passing game.
Carolina Panthers
- Chuba Hubbard's consistent performance is a bright spot in a struggling team.