The Primer: Week 9 Edition (2026 Fantasy Football) - FantasyPros
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We will be officially over the halfway point of the fantasy football season after this week. With all of the injuries and upside-down player usage at the start of the season, I feel like we are just now beginning to get a decent idea of who some of these teams are and how they plan to utilize their skill players.
Colston Loveland looks like the king that was promised this summer. Jonah Coleman could be a stretch run league winner. Ladd McConkey might have some fantasy value after all. With all that said, we have another amazing slate of games this week. Let’s get to all of the action.
JAC vs. BAL | CIN vs. ATL | DAL vs. IND | NYJ vs. KC | DET vs. MIA | CLE vs. NO | NYG vs. PHI | LAR vs. WAS | DEN vs. CAR | HOU vs. LAC | GB vs. NE | LV vs. SF | ARI vs. SEA | TB vs. CHI | BUF vs. MIN
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*Bhayshul Tuten sustained a foot/ankle injury last week. He is a game-time decision this week. If he’s active, he should be in your lineups.*
Here are players that should be in starting consideration for most fantasy teams.
Real talk time. Parker Washington is damn good and has had a bad run, with the Jags blowing out teams. I’m not panicking at all on Washington. Last week, they crushed the Jags while Trevor Lawrence had to throw the ball only 14 times. Against Houston, Washington earned 11 targets and dropped a touchdown. Even going back to the game against Cincy, Washington had to deal with DJ Turner for most of the game, so the disappearing act is understandable. Ok. Rant over. Washington is the WR22 in fantasy points per game with a 22.9% target share (leads the team), 2.47 YPRR, seven red zone targets (leads the team), nine deep targets (leads the team), and a 26.6% first-read share (leads the team). So…
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