A lot just happened in the NFL. It's going to affect your fantasy teams. Look, this is everything

you need to know when heading to your waiver wires before week eight. And we'll begin with one of

the top ads of the week who is available in over 50% of fantasy leagues right now. It's the

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashi Rice, who we've talked about a bunch in the past,

but it continues to get better for him. Look, Rice is now creeping towards the top five. Out of all receivers in the league, not just rookies and wide receiver efficiency, his yards

yards per route run. Because with no Justin Watson in week seven, in a game where the

chiefs dominated over 400 passing yards for Patrick Mahomes, 300 plus in the first half,

Rashi Rice operated as the wide receiver 3. Right here, you can see 40 snaps, 30 routes run,

but a team high amongst the wide receivers,. Right here, you can see 40 snaps, 30 routes run, but a team high

amongst the wide receivers, seven targets. He ran just one less route and had one less snap

than Skymore and earned five more targets. He's been a favorite target of Patrick Wilmes basically

all year. This is now three straight games of 11 or more fantasy points. He continues to be among

the league leaders and how often he earns a

target per route he runs and this continues to be productive. You can see five catches, 60 yards

and a touchdown, had a nice touchdown early in the game, had a big catch when Kansas City was

backed up against their goal line for about 30 plus yards. Now, this is pretty common for rookies.

We start to see their role expand as the year goes on. And it's happening

pretty early for him, just the first six or seven weeks of the year. And when you really break

down Rashi-Rice wide receiver competition in the mold of receiver, MvS is an outside field

stretcher. We saw that with his 46-yard touchdown this past week. Skymore really hasn't done much

at all. Last year, hasn't done much, sadly, we hoped for more this year,

but now it's been Rashi Rice. He's the guy who can move the chains based on his size.

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