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I'm your host, Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at The Score.

And on today's episode, we're going over to the top waiverware ads heading into

week 10, recapping all the latest injury news, including a couple of players who likely

came back too soon and are now right back on the shelf.

Terrible to see it.

And we're going to go over some of the players who are poised for late season breakouts.

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at Justin Boone. All right, let's get to it. Late season breakout candidates. So everyone always writes up to breakout candidates before the year starts, myself included. But at this point in the year, so much has changed. I mean, many of those breakout guys that we predicted before the year, they've already made their mark. Now we need to reassess as we're heading into the stretch run here. That's why I want to go over a few players who haven't broke out yet, but I think are about to in the coming weeks. And let's start with a guy who is in the process of his breakout. I think we could probably already say that. It's Devin Singletary of the Bills. When he was coming back from his hamstring injury,

he missed about a month there. I talked about how in week one, when he was healthy, he was on

the field for almost 70% of the bill snaps much more than Frank Gore. And then in week two,

that number went down because he left the game early. But remember, they got rid of Lashon

McCoy for a reason here. So then Singletary gets hurt. Snap count goes down a week two. He's out for a

month. Comes back. In his first game back, it was up against the Dolphins. The bills were like

17 point favorites in that game. They didn't need to give him a huge workload. So he split time with Frank Gore. But since then, Singletary's played in over 66% of the snaps. He delivered 49 yards in a touchdown two weeks ago. Then had his first real blow-up game this past Sunday, 140 yards from scrimmage and a score. And he still has a couple easy matchups on deck here. He's got the Browns and the

dolphins the next two weeks. But the great thing about Singletary in my mind is he's also

their receiving back. So if the bills get down in games, he's still going to be involved. He's

got receiving lines of 5 for 28, 4 for 30 and 1, and 3 for 45 already this year year and he's only played in five games this season.

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