D.K. Metcalfe, and you're listening to Roster Watch. The

The The And hello there, again, Roster Watch Nation, it's your friendly neighbor, a trash man. And this is the garbage grab. More importantly, it's the fantasy fallout going into week nine of the NFL season. It's a big day tomorrow, guys. You guessed it. It's the NFL trade deadline. It's a lot of things that I may talk about

in this episode may have changed by tomorrow afternoon, but we're moving forward based on

what information we have available to us right now. So here is the follow. And yes, I am wearing a Houston Oilers sweatshirt,

worn Moon all the way, except for those times, those other times, if you know what I'm talking about.

Not good. First game, Thursday night, Falcons at Panthers. Falcons won this one, 25 to 17.

Brian Hill has gotten double- legit touches in two of his last three games.

And they actually outrushed Gurley, 52 to 46 yards.

Todd Gurley, that is.

Gurley still gets the edge due to his touchdown prowess,

but he deserves to be owned in deeper formats as his usage could continue to go up.

Russell Gaye disappointed in week eight, but with the news of Calvin Ridley's midfoot sprain,

he deserves to stay on rosters as Ridley could be out through the

Falcons Week 10 by. On the other side of the ball, Curtis Samuel had his best game of the

season on Sunday, scoring two touchdowns and amassing 54 all-purpose yards on the day.

It's a great confidence boost, but I wouldn't go planning on it being a regular thing as

Christian McCaffrey is set

to return this week and the offense will run through him.

DJ Moore and Robbie Anderson are still the only other viable starts for Carolina.

On to the next game, Steelers at Raven Steelers won this one 28 to 24.

A week after putting up negative two yards on a one target, one catch day,

Chase Claypool led the Steelers in targets with nine, bringing in five catchers for 42 yards

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