WaiverWire for week nine right now on FFT Express.

We got four teams on a buy.

We got Cleveland, Philadelphia, Tampa Bay, and the Jets on a bye.

What's up, Jamie?

How are you?

Yeah, I'm good.

All right.

What do we got here?

Tyrone Tracy, empty the fab. I don't know if you want to empty the fab, but he's certainly somebody worth spending for because he's going to be a starting running back and hopefully can perform more like he did at the end of last year than what we've seen from the beginning part of this year. But obviously there's a huge opportunity without Camp Scadaboo there, unfortunately out for the season. So he's the number one player to go get. But it's a very

weird week because we have the trade deadline looming next week. You have the four teams on a

buy. And there's some players that are not playing this week that you might want to go at,

like Justin Fields potentially, the two tight ends for Cleveland, Mason Taylor, you know, and then we have two injuries going into the buy that we don't know what's going to happen coming out of the buy. One, you seem to get an idea that Sequin Barclay is going to be fine, but it's certainly worth your interest to add Tank Bigsby. And then the big one would be Quinn John Judkins if he's going to be out, Dylan Dylan Samson and potentially Jerome Ford. So a lot of moving parts, I think, with this week's waiverware. Yeah, I think we could start with Tracy and just you said you're not sure about emptying your fab because he hasn't been a very efficient running back lately. Do you think I actually was just comparing him to Woody Marks at the end of Beyond the box score and I said I'd rather have Tyrone Tracy Jr. than Woody Marks. Just to get a concept of what you're thinking about him rest of season, who would you rather have? I think that's a fair assessment just knowing that Marks still is going to share touches with Nick Chubb. If Chubb was not there and it was both guys getting the opportunities to be the starters on their team, I would probably go with Marks. But I guess we're still going to see Devon Singletary to some extent as well. So that's probably a little bit of an issue for Tracy. But he's, he's in that low end number two high-end flex range. You know, it's, I mean, think about some of the guys that we've been talking about that have been getting work that just haven't been successful over the course of the season.

Tony Pollard, Chase Brown, you know, we've gone through situations where guys have been featured and getting touches. They just have not been successful. I think that's kind of going to be the case with Tracy. But clearly Scataboo was great. And, you know, you hope that Tracy can do some similar things. again last season. I think it was like 13 or more PPR points in three. It was last six

outings to close 2020. You know, you hope that Tracy can do some similar things. Again, last season, I think it was like 13 or more PPR points in three.

It was last six outings to close 2024. I'll go back and have that for you on Tuesday show for sure.

So there's a path to success. It's just, you know, how good can you be in terms of emptying your fab?

You know, this isn't like for me, for example, if you told me tank Bigsby was starting for the Eagles rest of season, I probably would be more interested in him. Okay. Yeah, I think that what would save Tracy would be the passing game stuff because Jackson Dart's been throwing a scataboo a lot. Scatibu was running a ton of routes. What would hurt Tracy, I i think would be maybe he's just not that good of a running back i would point out that they didn't have Andrew thomas earlier this year and they didn't have Andrew thomas i think late last year either uh i have to go back and check on that and he's kind of the key to their whole offense uh they just have a better offense now but i don't know that he's going to be the goal line back.

I think that's kind of up in the air.

I would not be surprised if they use Devin Singletary in short yardage, something to keep in mind. Which quarterbacks are we looking at for the waiver wire? So you got Sam Donald and Trevor Lawrence coming off a by. I think both guys are worth looking at for this week and probably rest of season. Donald, not the easiest to matchups against Washington, but he certainly played well and would be a low-end starter.

Trevor Lawrence against the Raiders, great matchup. He's played

well, so I think both those guys should be added. The third quarterback for me is right now

Tuotunga Vailoa, just based on what we saw from him against Atlanta. Hopefully that's a sign

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