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The Rant with Jeff Ratcliffe

Week 8 Waiver Wire

The Rant with Jeff Ratcliffe

Jeff Ratcliffe

Sports, Football, Fantasy Sports

4.81.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2022

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Jeff Ratcliffe goes position-by-position and breaks down the top waiver wire adds for Week 8 of the fantasy football season, including recommendations for how much FAAB to spend. Jeff then gives you his hold list and cut list for the week along with three fantasy defenses to stream.

Transcript

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0:00.0

What is up, it's the rant. My name is Jeff Radcliffe and it is Tuesday, October 25th,

0:21.1

week eight waiver wire coming at us. We have officially crossed the halfway point of the

0:25.6

fantasy football regular season. Still a lot of work to be done. And man, what a

0:30.9

week for waivers. We've had some crazy stuff. Devastating injury to breeze hall. We had

0:37.6

the trade, the corresponding trade for James Robinson. We had Matt Ryan getting benched.

0:42.8

Our pets heads are falling off. We got so much to get to. So I'm going to dive right into it.

0:47.6

And honestly, I was sitting here last night, Monday night, as I normally do, writing my waiver wire,

0:52.9

article for FTN fantasy dot com promo code rap hack for 20% off. And I was set to have Michael

1:00.6

Carter as the top ad. Well, he's not the top ad anymore. It's Gus Edwards. And I am willing

1:06.0

to go 50 to 100% on Gus Edwards. Now it should be noted, they did use plenty of justice hill

1:14.6

and Kenyan Drake in terms of snaps. In fact, Edwards only had seven more snaps in Kenyan Drake.

1:20.4

However, he was extremely effective. They could have also been easing him in as well. 16

1:25.4

carries 66 yards. We know the two touchdowns. It just looks like it's going to be Gus' backfield

1:31.3

here going forward. So I'm willing to spend on this dude because this type of running back

1:36.2

an RB two-ish guy doesn't grow on trees. And by the way, I'm not very optimistic about JK Dobbins

1:42.0

being himself this year. He's going to be out four to six weeks. Had the surgery. If it's six weeks,

1:49.3

all right, we have seven weeks left in the fantasy football regular season. We could be out of it

1:53.2

by that point. So I'm and I'll talk about Dobbins and hold and cut later on. Two and three,

1:59.8

Chuba Hubbard and Deontay Foreman. I go upwards to 25% on either of them. Hubbard was the lead back.

2:05.7

Initially, it was very effective. In fact, both of them extremely effective against a very good

2:10.9

Tampa run defense. The reason why I am leaning Hubbard just slightly though is because he was

2:17.1

listed as the lead back. He did have an ankle injury. However, Adam Schefter and others have

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