Welcome back, everybody, to the Football Guys Daily Update. You give us 10 minutes. We'll give you everything you need to know to make you the most informed fantasy football player in your league. I'm Mike Dempsey along with football guys own Bob Harris. And Bob, let's start off with some news coming out of the Monday night double header. Yeah, Mike Dolphins wide receiver, Tarek Hill was taken from Hard Rock Stadium to the hospital after suffering a knee injury in the third quarter of Monday nights went over the Jets.

And initial reports are that the injury is as severe as it looked on the field.

According to multiple reports, the Dolphins fear Hill would dislocated his knee.

If that diagnosis is confirmed, Hill will miss the rest of 2025 season. And his availability

for 2026 may also be in doubt given how long it takes to recover from that injury.

All right. Now, let's get back to the rest of today's top stories. We'll start with the New York

Giants and MRI confirmed on Monday that Malik neighbors suffered a season ending.

ACL tear.

What a massive bummer for a guy that most people needed to spend a first round pick on, Bob.

So let's start with this.

Who are the Giants wide receivers worth rostering right now in a 12-team league?

We'll start with Juan Dale Robinson.

I mean, he'll continue to have some value. I think Darius Slayton's been the team's leading receiver in four of the previous six seasons. He moves into the top downfield target role with neighbors out. Our colleague here at football guy, Simon Bloom, noted that Slayton got free for a possible 24-yard score. But Jackson Dart missed him on one of his few poor throws of the day.

Dart connected with him on that target. We'd be having a different discussion maybe about Slayton. I think I like the tight end Theo Johnson scored and Jalen Hyatt had a lot of snaps, but neither are fantasy relevant. I think the big winner here may be Cam Scadaboo, though. We talked to our friend Chris Bisignano of Giant Insider.com over the weekend. I know he's a running back, but he's going to be very busy, and this offense is going to be running a lot.

Chris Bisignano thinks Giant Insider.com over the weekend. I know he's a running back, but he's going to be very busy and this offense is going to be running a lot. Chris Pisignano thinks Scatibo will continue to handle the primary role even after Iron Tracy returns from injury. All right. So you saw Jackson Dart make his starting debut. What were your impressions? The numbers don't jump off the page. It wasn't exciting that way, but he avoided turnovers. He kept the Giants in positive situations and brought a different level of energy to the offense. And the moment didn't look too big for him. His ability to avoid pressure kept the Chargers defense off balance. Look good on design runs and scramble. He ran 10 times for 54 yards and a score. Got the ball out quickly he was seemed to know where he wanted to go with

the ball at all times he connected on 13 to 20 for 11 11 yards and a touchdown it gives it

a tough defensive without neighbor so wasn't all perfect and losing neighbors is a big blow but

after his first start there has to be some optimism in new york and for fantasy investors dark

could be just based on the rushing equity a a high upside injury and depth piece. He's willing to run. And that gives you a little bit of a floor, like you say. All right. So we move on to a guy who is definitely willing to run. That'd be Lamar Jackson. Bob left the game against Kansas City this weekend with a hamstring injury in the third quarter. And his status for week five is said to be in question whether or not he'll be able to go. I guess this is just one of those, wait and see on Lamar Jackson here. Just based on the comments from John Harbaugh, that Jackson couldn't have returned even if the game was close, I'd say he's more in doubt than in question for this one. You know, going up against a Texan's pass rush, this no joke. Cooper

Rush is an experience backup. He went 9 to 13 for 52 yards after Jackson's exit. It's possible.

We'll see him in this one. It is possible. We'll see him in this one. And it'll be interesting to see if he

needs to keep the pace of the offense moving because now you got Roquan Smith, who's been

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