Welcome everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

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

It is Friday afternoon. Thank you for ending your week with us here. And thank you for still caring about the NFL and fantasy football after that, just abysmal Thursday night game between the Bears and the Panthers. And I actually saw that one on the schedule a while back. I decided to make some other plans. That's the kind of game you do not do not have to watch live I can go back and I can watch that one a lot quicker after the fact so when I got my rankings updated last night I tweeted him out and then I drove down I went and saw Tom Seguera perform in Niagara Falls and when I got out of the show I looked at the box score I realized you know what I made the right choice on that one so I don't want to talk about that game anymore instead we're gonna move

along here we're to go over all the injury situations heading into week 10 and

we will start with quarterbacks like we normally do a Josh Allen with the

shoulder Justin Herbert with the finger will levis with the foot they all

practiced in full this week no concerns with

any of them I'm just mentioning it in case you saw them on the injury report you

were worried no reason to be worried there Kyler Murray he's back he's finally

starting again and it's not a terrible matchup either going against the Falcons so

he's got low end QB1 potential in his return and I'm really curious to see how

he looks because he could be a sneaky fantasy option down the stretch if he does regain his form or anything close to it.

Deshawn Watson.

So he said that his shoulder remains a work in progress.

But he's been a top 10 fantasy quarterback in three of the last four full games that he's played this year, including last week.

So I think the bigger problem for him going into this one is the Ravens defense. That's why he's a sit for me. It's not because of the shoulder. I'm not overly concerned about that shoulder anymore. And that's really it for injuries, at least injuries that matter at quarterback, because we could talk about the giants, I suppose, you know, Daniel Jones and Tyrod Taylor being out now so Tommy DeVito the one getting the start against

the Cowboys that is going to be a rough one I mean that Cowboys defense they're

prepping for another 30 40 point fantasy day I'd imagine all right on to running backs

here Kenneth Walker so he's listed with a chest injury the Seahawks they've been though. They've been given their guys rest days during the week whenever they get even a little bit banged up. And that's what they've been doing with Walker. So he's good to go this week. No concerns about him. Aaron Jones, he finally looked like himself last Sunday, 99 yards and a touchdown. He's still been limited in practice this week with that hamstring issue, but I'm sure they're just being cautious with him, so he's all set for week 10, and he could have a really nice finish to the fantasy season if he can stay healthy. David Montgomery, he's been trying to come back from that rib issue that's kept him sidelined. He was full practices all week. He is off the injury report entirely. So we're going to get him back. And I went over my expectations for that backfield on yesterday's mailbag show. So if you want to hear it a little more in depth, you can go back and listen to that one. But a healthy Montgomery is going to be a high end RV2. Thanks to that touchdown upside. and I also project that he's going to get the

most touches people don't want to hear that all the Jemir Gibbs managers out there but

Jemir Gibbs is going to be the explosive change of pace guy I know he's earned more work over these

last couple games when Montgomery was out but this remains Montgomery's backfield I think it'll

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