Welcome in to PFF Fantasy Football Podcast. I'm your host, Andrew Erickson, not Ian Hartitz.

I am still joined by PFF Zone, Duane McFarlane, but we are filling in. We're stepping up our

game because our guy Ian is away in Florida Sunshine State beach side with a drink in hand.

But we still got to get the injury report out. We still need to do the pod. So Duane, are you excited to take over the podcast?

I'm excited. Yes. Anytime you get the words take over, I'm excited.

Oh baby, super, super excited, super stoked to be recording this podcast that you're doing and filling in for Ian.

So as always, every Friday drops into me. Don't make me blush.

As always, we're going to break down all of the injuries from around we've got a ton of them. As we always do, it is football, you know, a physical sport.

So we're going to break them down by position, go through each of them, talk about the fantasy football,

embaclet, all of the news and notes, all the implications for week nine. So let's start with the quarter of

acquisition, Duane. And I think the biggest name that is not named Aaron Rogers, because we kind of know that he

was already been out ruled out earlier this week. As Kyla Murray, he is dealing with an ankle injury that he

sustained the last week. And it's now a game time decision. And he plays in the late game. So he plays at 425, both him and

Deandre Hopkins are both game time decisions. How are you approaching Kyla Murray and the rankings? And what advice would you give to

some fantasy managers who have Kyla Murray? Maybe they're looking for a streamer. What's that you?

Yeah, so I've already moved Murray down in my ranks. I bumped him down in mine. He was at 4 before the game time decision news came out.

But the thing with Murray, you know, and get your thoughts to here, Andrew, whenever he's not healthy, he's one of these players who

really doesn't matter. Like if he's coming in to, you know, a game, you know, we've seen it with the shoulder. Now we're, and he's

already had the shoulder issue earlier this year. He had it last year and we saw the dip in production. He was lights out

before that, but it does affect the way he plays because he scrambles less. They design less rushing plays for him.

And that's part of the beauty of Kyla Murray, right? Is all of the rushing yards that you get. The other thing is, you know,

obviously the Cardinals have been leading a lot this season. They've led almost more than any other team in the NFL.

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