Good morning, friends and enemies.

In today's video, we will be ranking every running back for week 8 of fantasy football as a sit, a start, or a flex. We do it every Wednesday. We do the same thing every Thursday for the wide receiver position, so make sure you are subscribed to the channel if you want to see that tomorrow. And if you want all of our rankings, the only place to get them is at BDGE.co, become a big dog member.

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matchup Thursday night football. Obviously, we've got a huge buy week, Arizona, Detroit,

Jacksonville, Rams, Las Vegas and Seattle, any players on those teams? First matchup, we got Minnesota

at the Los Angeles Chargers.

This is Thursday night football.

The Chargers are three-point favorites at home.

44.5 point total in this one.

We'll check out the practice reports for this.

We know Carson Wentz will be starting a quarterback.

The big news here for the Chargers is that Joe Alt got back to limited practices on both Monday and Tuesday. And the plan is,

I believe, for him to suit up on Thursday, which would be huge for this offensive line, of course.

So Joe Altback major upgrade. This is the running back episode. And we do have some injuries to the

running backs that need to be talked about. We got Aaron Jones, whose practice window opened.

And he returned to a limited practice on Tuesday. That does not mean that he will be playing Thursday night, but it does give him an opportunity to play Thursday night. So we will rank them in both capacities. I'll let you know what I think. If he does play, if he does not play, the other thing to note is that Hassan Haskins was a DNP on both Monday and Tuesday, he is doubtful for this game, which means Kamani Vidal, as disappointing of a game as he had in week seven versus the Colts front seven, if you just combine all the touches in that backfield to one running back, a guy that can run the ball, a guy that can catch passes, a guy that will, you know, just inevitably be the goal

lineback. I feel good about Kamani Vidal, despite the down game. He's getting all the touches. He's getting all the snaps. No Hassan Haskins. I mean, this is just going to be completely his backfield back there. Now, on the flip side, the chargers are not a good run defense. They're a good past events. They have good corners. They got a good secondary.

Decent pass rush now with Khalil Mack back.

But their run defense is really,

really bad, as you can see.

So with Aaron Jones, the way I'm looking at this is like his first game back from a long absence from a hamstring injury is like it doesn't get me excited for Aaron Jones if I have him.

But it does get me a little bit less bullish on a guy like Jordan Mason.

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