Welcome, everyone to the PFF Fantasy Podcast. I'm John Macri, and I am once again joined by PFF's lead fantasy analyst, the great Nathan Yonkey.

Nate, we're live again on the YouTube's and the Twitterverse here.

Week 8 is officially wrapped now, and we're heading into our week 9 waiver wire targets.

It's wide receiver week.

It feels like we don't have nearly as many running backs as in previous weeks, and despite the tight ends, stealing a bunch of the attention on National Tight Ends Day.

There's going to be a lot to focus on with the wide receivers this week, thanks to, like, injuries and trades and stuff like that.

So how are you doing, sir?

Did you enjoy National Tight End Day?

Yes, I did since I hyped up getting all the good tight ends at the beginning of the year, and a lot of them have started doing better, so that's been good to see, and had a couple close matchups heading into Monday Night Football, one all three of them, so it was a good week for me in Fantasyland. Yes, yes, that was the same for me. It's always a sweat on Monday Night Football in those close matchups, but luckily he was able to squeak out a few key week eight wins. So feeling good about that. But like I said, we're live again. We're going to go through our waiver targets here. But feel free to ask questions in the chat. And we'll kind of get to them as we go through the list here and as they make sense,

not necessarily immediately or anything like that, just as, you know, if you bring up a question about a certain position, we'll probably bring it up when we're covering that position,

for example. So yeah, feel free to ask the questions and we will try to get to them as we go

through the episode. You can also reference Nate's Waverwire article, which is on pff.com right now,

and you could get access to that with a PFF plus subscription, as well as our many other

valuable tools and resources.

So make sure you get in there worth the subscription for sure.

And Nate, we're going to start right away with the running backs.

And we'll start with

the running back that we watched most recently here in week eight. Tyrone Tracy of the New York

Giants continued to work as the lead running back with Devin Singletary, still in the mix.

This was a pleasant surprise. And he's available still in just over 50% of ESPN leaks as well.

Yeah, last week it was looking good for Tracy.

Singletary had missed the two weeks, came back from injury.

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