The biggest winners and losers from week seven next on fantasy football today in five.

Welcome to FFT and five. I'm Chris Towers. I'm here with Adam Azer and Adam. We knew week seven was going to be weird with all the injuries and by weeks and just the vibes were off this week in fantasy football.

But I don't think anyone could have seen the Bijon Robinson situation coming.

So we'll start there.

Thankfully, actually, in week seven, there weren't that many significant injuries.

We had a couple of guys leave games early, but nothing that looks too serious right now.

Jalen Waddle did leave Sunday Night Football with a back injury.

That looks a little concerning, but we'll keep an eye on that one.

But Bejohn Robinson gets one carry on Sunday, and it came in a pretty meaningless situation

with the Falcons trying to set up a field goal at the end of the game.

He ends up playing, I think, nine snaps and was dealing with headaches, just wasn't feeling

like himself. We had no sense that this was coming before the game.

Just vent, I guess, because there's not really anything actionable here, right? So if you just

want to complain about it. No, look, I have a lot of Bejan Robinson, and it was disappointing, but hopefully he's okay. He should be fine for next week. I don't think there's any, I don't think there's any reason to get away from him next week. Nothing changes here. It stinks, you know, reminds me a little bit of Tiggins, but from last year, but a slightly different situation here. And, um, it, it happens. It happens. So sorry, everybody. You know, I feel you. I feel you. I feel you. Hopefully you still were able to pull off a win. Or hopefully, like in the case of one of my leagues where I have B. John Robinson, I lost by so many points that it wouldn't have even mattered. That's always, yeah. I'd rather get blown out to the point where it wouldn't have mattered either way. Like I have one league where I started Aaron Jones over James Cook like 12 minutes before the lineup deadline, but I lost by like 70s. So who cares? It doesn't matter. Right of the other injuries. Deonté Foreman left briefly but was back. Jerome Ford left in the fourth quarter. He had the big run early on in that game but didn't do much after that. We saw some Cream Hunt. We saw some Pierre Strong. So that's one to keep an eye on. If Jerome Ford has to miss time, would you think

Kreme Hunt is the lead back there? Oh yeah, I would. But they do seem like a team that really

is intent on using two guys. So Pierce Strong would have some role. But yes, Kareem Hunt would be the

lead back. I feel confident. Christian Watson also left that game or left his game late in the

fourth quarter.

It looked like a leg injury.

It was a little concerning.

He kind of collapsed on the sideline, so I'm not sure what to make of that one.

Luke Musgrave also left that one.

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