Welcome, everyone to the PFF fantasy podcast. I'm John Macri, and I'm joined by PFF's lead

fantasy analyst, Nate, the great Yankee. We are live once again on the YouTube's and into the Twitterverse.

Nate, we're, I don't know, about halfway through the fantasy regular season here.

You know, obviously injuries are never going away.

And sometimes, you know, the only way to deal with them is to attack the waiver wire.

And that's exactly what we're going to try to do and help the good folks with today. So how you doing, Nate? I'm doing well. I won my Scottfish ball matchup, even though I only drafted one wide receiver and one tight end and they were both on biweeks. So I picked up a wide receiver and tight end. Both got me zero points, but i still ended up winning without needing a wide

receiver or tight end classic yeah love those zero point performances yes sometimes you know even the ones

that you don't pick up off the way of wire are going to get you zero points or negative points like

chrisel lave but um yeah it's a it's a fun game that we play here so um there there'll be plenty of waiver wire options that we'll talk about and hopefully won't get us zero points.

But we're live as usual.

So feel free to ask questions in the chat.

We'll get to them as we go through here.

And then we'll reference roster ship, which is from ESPN.

But you can also reference Nate's waiver wire article article, which you can find on PFF.com with a PFF plus subscription, which you could get access to that, as well as all of our tools and resources here at pf.com. So, yeah, Nate, we're going to get right into it. And we're going to start with the running backs where injuries have thrown a wrench into things, right? Like there's a bunch of guys banged up right now.

We don't know for sure if they're going to play or not this coming week here heading into

week seven. Some of them are going to be out. But you've done a really kind of nice job of

kind of organizing these guys into categories here.

And our first category really is kind of our top priority group where the starters are

injured.

Their backups are potentially in for larger roles.

And there's a bunch of them, really.

And we'll start with a player that we've talked about quite a bit here recently because of his increased

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