Nov 3, 2026 · 59 min
Jeremiah Love injury reshapes Week 9 waiver priorities
MNF Recap + Week 9 Waiver Wire
The episode connects Seattle and Chicago backfield uncertainty with actionable Week 9 waiver rankings across every major fantasy position.
- 1Jeremiah Love’s move to injured reserve strengthens Tyler Allgeier’s case as a priority running back waiver target.
- 2Mike Gesicki’s five-game touchdown streak and red-zone role make him the leading tight end streamer discussed.
- 3The hosts pair waiver advice with early Week 9 betting picks, including an under in Jacksonville-Baltimore and Cleveland plus the points.
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The hosts report Jeremiah Love is headed to injured reserve, materially improving Tyler Allgeier’s waiver-wire outlook.
The brief
Matthew Berry, Michelle, and Mo open by dissecting Chicago’s win over Seattle, asking whether the Bears’ fantasy pieces are matchup-proof and examining Rome Odunze, Caleb Williams, and red-zone usage.
Seattle’s backfield remains unsettled as Zach Charbonnet and Jadarian Price return, while the running back waiver board expands from Tyler Allgeier to Mike Washington Jr., Kalen Black, Devin Singletary, and Kenneth Gainwell.
The waiver discussion moves through receiver and quarterback options, with Adonai Mitchell, DeMario Douglas, Ryan Flournoy, Malik Willis, and Sam Darnold among the names receiving attention.
Mike Gesicki leads the tight end recommendations after a five-game touchdown streak, while Greg Dulcich offers a matchup-based streaming alternative and several defenses enter the weekly rotation.
The clearest fantasy pivot arrives when the hosts report Jeremiah Love is headed to injured reserve, strengthening Tyler Allgeier’s waiver value before the show turns to Week 9 betting picks.
The episode closes with early selections on Jacksonville-Baltimore, Cleveland, and Houston’s opponent, plus a preview of an upcoming Dale Earnhardt Jr. interview.
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