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Monday.com. 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-Loll with football guys own Bob Harris. Bob, welcome to week

three. We've got the dolphins and the bills going at it tonight. And the injury report shows us that

Jalen Waddle is questionable to go. Darren Waller is ruled out. I don't think anybody's counting on Darren Waller to even play this year at this point. But where do you rank Waddle among wide receivers if he does go tonight, Bob? I think the initial football guy's projection is wide receiver 27. And that's just inside his current spot in the overall hierarchy after two games. He's wide receiver 30 overall. It was wide receiver 15 last week.

You know, he was, I wonder if this designation isn't more about the short week. He was

limited in practice leading up to last week's game against the Patriots. So I'm just wondering

if maybe the compressed time period didn't give him enough time to practice more. And that's

the questionable designation.

That could be the case. We'll find out tonight. We'll have to wait long. Now, for the bills and Oliver and Matt Milano, both have been ruled out for this game. Bob, with that being the case,

could this be a good week for Devon A. Chan? I think every week right now is a good week for

Devon A. Chan. Forst eight missed tackles against the Patriots tied for third most in a game in his career. The rest of the Dolphins offense, forced four mistackles combined. So most of his production came through the air. He caught eight of ten targets for 92 yards in a touchdown, including 101 yards after the catch, second most in a game in his career. I think that kind of upside is with him every single week. He's on the field and especially in games where the offense is kind of working. All right. So for the bills, the top three wide receivers week one, they all had nine targets or more. Last week, they all had three targets or less. Not sure where they'll land tonight. But how would you rank the top three guys? You know who they are, so give me the names.

Well, again, it seems like a favorable matchup across the board. Let's just go with the default

settings for me, right? Keon Coleman, right around the tail end of the wide receiver three

range, Belial Shakir, just outside of that, maybe 40-ish, Joshua Palmer in the 50 range

of what the heck flex if you need one and capable

to make a big place.

But I think that's my preferred order any given week.

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