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Still weighing T.J. Hockenson for your remaining TE slot?
Minnesota’s last two games, Weeks 7–8 (2026):
Hockenson: 10 targets, 8 catches, 93 yards, 2 TDs
Addison: 11 targets, 5 catches, 86 yards, 0 TDs
The scoring-area detail: Hockenson had three red-zone targets; Addison had zero. Almost the same target total, with different involvement inside the 20.
Carson Wentz starts for Kyler Murray, so I’m not assuming the same target split carries over.
NFL stats: nflverse | News: Vikings
Is Denzel Boston worth a Week 10 waiver claim?
His last three games (Weeks 7–9, 2026):
Targets: 8 → 11 → 7
Catches: 3 → 6 → 6
Receiving yards: 27 → 37 → 98
The case started before Sunday’s 98 yards: 19 targets in the two previous games. Sunday’s 60-yard catch lifted the result, but he was already getting receiving opportunities.
Across those three games he has 26 targets and 15 catches without a touchdown, so the appeal is his receiving involvement.
NFL stats: nflverse / ESPN
Tank Dell or Kayshon Boutte on waivers? I’d prioritize Dell if both are available.
Week 9 (2026):
Dell: 9 targets, 4 catches, 105 yards, 1 TD
Boutte: 5 targets, 4 catches, 125 yards, 2 TDs
Both scored on 63-yard catches. Boutte had the bigger result, but Dell led Houston in targets with Nico Collins also playing.
Dell drew one target in Houston’s previous game, Week 7. After the Week 8 bye, nine targets give him a much stronger receiving-volume case for a roster spot.
Stats: ESPN / nflverse
Audric Estimé is worth a spot on your waiver shortlist.
Claimed by the Saints on Tuesday. With 4:05 left in Q3 against Cleveland today: Estimé: 11 carries, 57 yards
Kamara: 1 carry, 0 yards
That’s an immediate rushing role, with Kamara also playing. I’d consider Estimé for RB depth if available.
CJ Donaldson is inactive today, so this split comes with a missing back. Check the full-game workload and next week’s availability before setting your bid.
Does Jameson Williams need Amon-Ra to sit to make your WR/FLEX lineup?
Detroit’s last three games (2026 Weeks 5, 7–8; Week 6 bye):
Jameson: 19 targets, 11 catches, 208 yards, 5 TDs. Amon-Ra: 30 targets, 22 catches, 268 yards, 0 TDs.
Jameson also led this pair in red-zone targets, 6–4. His scoring streak has some opportunity behind it, even with St. Brown playing. Amon-Ra still has the larger receiving workload.
St. Brown is questionable (ribs) and reportedly expected to play. Confirm his status on the 11:30 a.m. ET inactive list before their 1 p.m. kickoff.
NFL stats via nflverse | ffwrapped Player Explorer
Waiting on Hunter Henry’s foot injury for Week 9?
Henry is QUESTIONABLE for Sunday’s 4:25 p.m. ET game. An earlier backup option, if available: Greg Dulcich.
Miami’s last three games (Weeks 5, 7 & 8 of 2026; Week 6 bye): Targets: 5 → 5 → 6 13 catches, 166 receiving yards 20.8% of Miami’s team targets
Dulcich has no injury designation. I’d consider him as a fill-in for the repeated receiving involvement.
The timing matters: Miami plays at 1 p.m. ET. With game-time player locks, make the Dulcich decision before his kickoff. If you wait for Henry’s later game, keep a later-playing TE fallback.
NFL stats via nflverse | News/schedules: Dolphins/Patriots | ffwrapped
Would you start Tyler Allgeier in Week 9?
I’d put him in RB/FLEX consideration with Jeremiyah Love on IR and Bam Knight ruled OUT. Arizona identifies Allgeier as the lead back for Sunday in Seattle.
His Week 8 (2026) against Dallas: 11 carries, 147 rushing yards 5 catches, 44 receiving yards
The big-play detail: his 63- and 52-yard runs supplied 115 of those rushing yards. His other nine carries gained 32.
The lead role and receiving work give him a case for your lineup. Build the decision around that opportunity; 191 scrimmage yards is last week’s result.
NFL stats via nflverse | News/play detail: Cardinals/Seahawks | ffwrapped
Trying to trade for DJ Moore? Start with the position your trade partner needs to fill.
Actual Week 8 (2026) examples from our tracked Sleeper data, all in 12-team redraft leagues:
DJ Moore ↔ Jordan Love
DJ Moore ↔ Hunter Henry
DJ Moore ↔ Jonah Coleman
The same WR was exchanged for a QB, a TE and an RB in different leagues.
These are recorded examples you can use to think through roster fit. They don’t establish a single asking price for Moore.
Tracked Sleeper data | ffwrapped
Does Brian Thomas Jr.’s touchdown put him back in your lineup tonight?
Jacksonville’s targets over its last three games (Weeks 5, 6 & 8 of 2026; Week 7 bye): Parker Washington: 22 Brenton Strange: 17 Jakobi Meyers: 16 Brian Thomas Jr.: 7
Thomas’s Week 8 touchdown came on his only catch across that stretch: 12 yards. His targets went 3 → 2 → 2. The score improved the result without an increase in receiving opportunities.
NFL stats via nflverse | ffwrapped
Need a WR, but your best trade chip is an RB?
RB-for-WR accounted for 28.4% of the one-for-one, player-only trades we could classify in our tracked Sleeper redraft data for Week 6 (2026), in leagues with 8+ teams. It was the most common position pairing.
One recorded 10-team exchange: Josh Jacobs for Ladd McConkey.
Tracked Sleeper league data | ffwrapped
Relying on Bhayshul Tuten on Thursday? I’d add Chris Rodriguez Jr. as a contingency if he’s available.
Tuten is QUESTIONABLE (ankle/foot) after missing practice all week. Liam Coen says the decision could come close to kickoff.
Rodriguez’s carries in Jacksonville’s last three games: 2 → 11 → 6 (Weeks 5, 6 & 8 of 2026; Week 7 bye). He was limited with a hand issue this week but has no game designation.
Ameer Abdullah also had six carries in Week 8, so I wouldn’t assign Rodriguez all of Tuten’s work. Secure the fallback now; make the start decision after inactives.
NFL stats via nflverse | News: Jaguars/Ravens | ffwrapped
Should Michael Wilson be in your Week 9 WR/FLEX plans?
Weeks 6–8 (2026): Michael Wilson: 30 targets, 8 red-zone targets Trey McBride: 30 targets, 8 red-zone targets
Wilson’s targets went 7 → 8 → 15. He finished that stretch with 16 catches, 198 yards and a touchdown. His receiving involvement was already there before Sunday’s 111-yard game.
I’d keep him in WR/FLEX consideration if cleared. Arizona confirmed he played through two broken ribs, so I’d line up a backup while his Week 9 availability is resolved.
NFL stats via nflverse | News: Cardinals | ffwrapped
Shakir or Coleman for a Week 9 WR/FLEX spot?
Buffalo’s last three games (Weeks 5, 6 & 8 of 2026; Week 7 bye): Shakir: 15 targets, 12 catches, 178 yards, 1 TD Coleman: 11 targets, 6 catches, 70 yards, 2 TDs
Shakir matched or led targets in every game. With DJ Moore back Sunday, Shakir still drew six targets and caught five for 64 yards; Coleman had three targets and one catch for four yards.
I’d lean Shakir between the two for his receiving involvement. Coleman’s higher touchdown total alone wouldn’t move me off that choice.
NFL stats via nflverse | ffwrapped
Should Mike Washington Jr. be a Week 9 waiver priority?
Week 8 (2026), Raiders at Jets: Washington: 25 carries, 83 rushing yards Jeanty: 2 carries, 9 rushing yards; 3 catches, 64 receiving yards
Washington’s larger role was part of the Raiders’ game plan. Kubiak also said Jeanty will remain a big part of the offense.
Stats + news: Raiders | ffwrapped
How aggressively should you bid on Emmett Johnson after 143 scrimmage yards?
Week 8 (2026): Johnson: 6 touches, 19% of offensive snaps Kenneth Walker: 25 touches, 81% of offensive snaps
Johnson caught five passes for 128 yards and a TD, adding one carry for 15 yards. His offensive snap share over Weeks 6–8: 30% → 26% → 19%.
Mahomes spoke about using him more after the game. That gives a bench stash some appeal, especially if you roster Walker.
NFL stats + PFR snaps via nflverse | News: Chiefs | ffwrapped
Is Adonai Mitchell worth a Week 9 waiver claim?
His Week 8 (2026): 9 targets, 7 catches, 142 yards and a touchdown.
The longest catch went for 47 yards. His other six receptions added 95, so there was production across several plays to support the highlight reel.
Source: New York Jets | ffwrapped
Still need a TE for Sunday night? Take a look at Chig Okonkwo.
Washington’s last three games (Weeks 4–6, 2026): Targets: 4 → 6 → 7 Offensive snap share: 58% → 71% → 76%
He caught 11 of 13 targets for 129 yards in Weeks 5–6, drawing 22.4% of Washington’s targets.
That’s useful receiving work to come out of a Week 7 bye with. With Terry McLaurin now on IR, I’d consider Okonkwo for a remaining TE opening tonight.
His role was already expanding. Zero red-zone targets across those three games keeps the case centered on catches and yards.
NFL stats + PFR snaps via nflverse | ffwrapped
7–0 in one league. 0–7 in another. Same manager.
Our tracked Sleeper data actually included that combination in 2026.
More broadly, 33.5% of eligible managers with three or more tracked Sleeper leagues had both a team at 5–2 or better and one at 2–5 or worse. Every tracked team in the comparison had seven recorded games, with no ties.
Tracked Sleeper data | ffwrapped