Welcome everyone of the score fantasy football podcast. I'm your host, Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at the score.

And it feels good to be back here. And I got to start off just by apologizing. I know I don't have to, but I kind of want to because I got really sickly last week, and I hate to cancel any content during the football season. But, you know, I think back to last year, I had an illness last year, and I fought through it for like several weeks. And I think that was because I didn't actually stop and let myself get over it. So I'm trying to be smarter here. And that meant I wasn't able to do starts at stash quit. I wasn't able to do the video or the podcast for week nine. I also wasn't able to do the Friday injury update show, which I know is really, really important to people. They rely on that one. But I did manage to get my rankings updated as usual on Thursday. I also got the November edition of the Dynasty Trade Value charts up on Saturday. And then I did the usual Sunday content, even though I wasn't 100%. So we made it through. I'm still not 100% today, but I am getting there. And I appreciate

all the messages that people sent my way. I definitely didn't expect that, but it was certainly nice

of some people to do that for me. Now, we got a crazy week ahead here. NFL trade deadline is

Tuesday. The presidential election is Tuesday. I'm sure both those events are going to give us

plenty to react to for better or worse. But before we get to Tuesday, we got to get through the Monday schedule first. That means recapping all the injuries from the weekend. And then we're going to turn our sights to week 10 and beyond. And we're going to go over the top waiver wire ads moving forward here. So let's start with the injuries first. We've got a couple big ones. We'll go'll go through them all a Dak Prescott he left the game in the second half with a

hamstring injury the broadcasters also seem to suggest that he might have injured

his finger or his hand that there looked to be some swelling there but when he got

ruled out they referred to it as the hamstring injury and today he got an MRI to

figure out how bad it was a Jerry Jones before that said that he was concerned about it. When they talked to Dak, he said it was going to take a lot for him not to play next week. But I guess it is bad enough to keep him out several weeks. That's what the latest update is here. Dak expected to miss multiple weeks. And after he left, Cooper Rush came in. And Rush is a solid backup. I mean, we've seen him have success in the past when he was filling in for Dak in previous years. But there's another complicating factor here. And that's that CD Lamb also got banged up in this game. And we'll get to Lamb in a second when we talk about the injured receivers. I don't want to stick on the quarterbacks right now. Now, if Rush gets the nod, he would be a low end QB2 while Dax out. And if Lamb is also sideline, then that kind of pushes Rush further down into like just the complete dart throw streamer. You're probably not going to want to use him. However, don't forget about Trey Lance being there.

He's the number three quarterback in Dallas. And I mean, if you're the Cowboys, why not give him a shot? Why not see if he can do something? I doubt that he's going to save the day at this point. But at least you would figure out what you have in him. He's been sitting on their roster for a while now. so I'm sure that's going to be a big talking point in Dallas who they should be going with

at quarterback until until been sitting on their roster for a while now. So I'm sure that's going to be a big talking point.

Dow is who they should be going with at quarterback until at least they officially name a replacement

at some point this week. The other quarterback injury to watch, we've got to see some updates here

on Caleb Williams. He heard his ankle in garbage time on Sunday. Matt Everflus, he's probably

going to get some flack for this one because the game was obviously over at that point. And we've seen a few stars go down this year kind of late in games when it was clearly out of reach. I don't know why teams keep their starters out there that late when it's so obvious that there's no chance for them to get back into it. But the good news is that everybody around the team is suggesting that this is a minor ankle injury. So maybe we'll see him limited in some practices this week doesn't appear like he's going to sit out week 10. If he did, Tyson Bejant is his backup. And Bejant would be a low end QB2 streamer if he was starting. he actually played fairly well and some opportunities he got

last year he can run around a little bit he's an interesting backup but for fantasy you'd only be

considering him if we hear something negative about Caleb and if you're in a deep superflex or two

quarterback league now for the second straight week we really didn't get any bad running back

injuries running backs been shockingly healthy this year for the second straight week, we really didn't get any bad running back injuries.

Running backs have been shockingly healthy this year for the most part.

We did see guys like Chase Brown and Jonathan Taylor and James Connor.

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