Week 8 Fantasy Football Blueprint
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Every week in this column, you’ll see these matchup charts featuring NFL rankings for each offense versus the defense they are playing. The taller the bars, the better the unit is for both the offense and defense. That means we’re looking for a tall offensive bar and a short defensive bar for a great matchup.
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Week 8 Fantasy Football Blueprint
The fantasy offenses of the week are the Rams, Bills, Chiefs, Cowboys, Chargers, Cardinals, and Bucs. Honorable mentions: Eagles, Bengals, Vikings, Titans, and Falcons.
1. Bills (31.5 implied points, -13.5 spread) vs. MIA
Matchup: The Dolphins defense runs more man coverage than any team in the NFL per Sports Info Solutions. The Bills offense is 4th in success rate against man defenses, largely because they have a dual-threat quarterback and one of the league’s premier man-beating receivers in Stefon Diggs. Last year, Diggs was 4th in yards per route run versus man (3.76). This year he’s 9th (3.2), and he has a 51% team target share in it. Diggs, who has receiving lines of 8–153–1, 7–76–0, and 4–60–1 against Miami with Josh Allen, should have a big week against the Dolphins’ №30 fantasy receiver defense. Buffalo has posted 31, 56, and 35 points in those three contests. Emmanuel Sanders is also looking good here.
2. Rams (31.25, -14.5) @ HOU
News: DeSean Jackson is out because D-Jax and the Rams have opted to look for a trade partner due to lack of playing time. Van Jefferson is a near full-time player in the Rams go-to 3-WR sets. No TE Johnny Mundt means fewer 2-TE sets.
Matchup: Only the Eagles play more two-high zone defense than DC Lovie Smith’s Texans. This type of defense typically leads to more underneath receptions, but this offense can win anywhere. Perhaps Robert Woods’ zone prowess earns him more targets this week. EPA per target versus zone per Sports Info Solutions: Cooper Kupp (+0.18 on 40 targets), Woods (+0.37 on 31 targets), Van Jefferson (+0.32 on 20 targets). Those are 33%, 26%, and 17% target shares respectively.
Usage: Tyler Higbee has played 66-of-67 and 65-of-65 snaps in the two games without blocking TE Johnny Mundt (season-ending IR). The underlying usage is there for Higbee, who is tied for 4th in red zone targets. He is the only player to have 2 or fewer red zone touchdowns on 11 or more red zone targets. Regression time, baby. Oh, and the Rams are leading in neutral pass rate again:
3. Chiefs (31.25, -10) vs. NYG
Usage: Nobody is blitzing Patrick Mahomes (11% of dropbacks), and it’s working. NextGenStats notes that 30-of-33 career interceptions came against zero blitz looks, so he’ll need to clean things up in the pocket (aka not bail so early and not let LT Orlando Brown get beat around the edge) to correct his record-shattering course. That should happen, right? I’m not overly concerned about the offense, which still ranks 1st in yards per drive (44.4) and 6th in points per drive (2.8) despite a truly absurd 24.2% turnover rate on drives (2nd is at 18.5%).
Matchup: Expect the Giants to rush four and play a ton of zone defense behind it (6th in zone pass snaps). Tyreek Hill is 4th in yards against zone this year, but Hill (33 targets) and Travis Kelce (32) are being targeted equally according to Sports Info Solutions. Both offenses playing with top-10 neutral pace is a plus.
4. Cowboys (28.75, -2.5) @ MIN
News: Dak Prescott (calf) is legitimately questionable after three limited practices and is expected to be a game-time decision. The Vegas point spread went from -2.5 to +2.5 following Thursday’s practice when he expressed “soreness”. We’ll learn more on Sunday morning hopefully, but Cooper Rush would be in line to start if he’s ruled out. The Cowboys are averaging +0.14 EPA per play with Prescott on the field this year. That dropped to -0.09 EPA per play without him last year. That’s a 14.4 point difference across a 63-play game. If you are willing to wait and see with Dak on Sunday Night Football, then you can always pivot to Daniel Jones on Monday Night Football. He’s 39% rostered on Y*hoo. … Michael Gallup (calf) returned to practice and can be activated at any moment, but NFL Network’s Jane Slater reports the plan is to have him back in Week 9. Expect the usual 11- and 12-personnel looks and plenty of runs against Minnesota’s №29 rushing EPA defense.
5. Cardinals (28.5, -6.5) vs. GB
News/Usage: DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) is questionable after not practicing all week. I presume he plays — that’s the expectation per Thursday reports — but the floor is lower than normal on a short week. He’ll be joined by A.J. Green (Z) and Christian Kirk (slot) in 3-WR sets with screen god Rondale Moore sprinkling in for schemed underneath targets and carries. Moore had a season-low 2.9 expected half PPR points last week with Zach Ertz running a route on 54% of dropbacks. I’m not expecting that to change. … Veteran C Rodney Hudson is on injured reserve, and his backup Max Garcia (Achilles) is very questionable after not practicing all week. It’s the biggest offensive concern of the week.
Matchup: The Packers run defense (26th in EPA per carry) has been suspect for years, and new DC Joe Berry won’t be around due to COVID. Arizona can run the ball on Green Bay if they want to. Of note, Chase Edmonds played more snaps last week, which aligns with him returning to full health (shoulder). Two-high safety looks help Edmonds’ RB2/3 projection. Conner remains the primary goal-line back. Edmonds’ inside the five-yard line carry went nowhere at the 4-yard line, and Conner was in for the first set of goal-line plays (both passes).
6. Bucs (27.75, -5) @ NO
News/Usage: Rob Gronkowski (ribs) should return as a fantasy TE1, but Antonio Brown (ankle) is out this week. Mike Evans is averaging 17.1 expected half PPR points without Brown this year. Chris Godwin is at 15.1. These two essentially go back to their peak Jameis Winston WR1 days when Brown is out.
Matchup: Between the two, Godwin’s individual matchup is easier, as Evans faces feisty CB1 Marshon Lattimore who is 11th in coverage snaps per reception. Evans has receiving lines of 1–3–1, 4–64–0, 1–2–1, 4–69–0, and 0–0–0 (24 yards on average) since 2018. It’s a must-see matchup. Godwin is averaging 65 yards in those five games, and this year’s corner depth is worse in New Orleans. … In those two regular season games last year, the Saints gave the Bucs fits by staying in two-high coverages, but the Bucs mostly figured it out in the playoff game by getting their TEs (10 targets) and Fournette (6 targets) going underneath.
7. Chargers (27.0, -5.5) vs. NE
Matchup: Justin Herbert’s worst game of his young NFL career came against the Patriots last year (-0.43 EPA per dropback). Bill Belichick kept giving the rookie post-snap rotations and featured more zone than usual. Basically, just gave him chaos instead of lining up man-to-man, which was the same exact script the Ravens gave the Chargers in Week 6 (-0.44 EPA per dropback)! I’m expecting this blueprint to continue, so hopefully having the bye last week and getting Mike Williams back at near full health will be the difference. Williams only played 36% of Week 6 snaps and wasn’t used in this role last year.
News: Austin Ekeler (hip) is questionable. Chargers beat reporter Gilbert Manzano tweeted, “Brandon Staley said he’s hopeful about RB Austin Ekeler playing Sunday vs. Patriots. Staley said Ekeler had a good practice Wednesday and was sore the following day and decided to be careful by having him rest the past two practices.” Unlike previous Chargers regimes, Staley is a believer in rest. Ekeler and Mike Williams have played without much practice in an attempt to keep them fresh this year. … Patriots slot CB Jonathan Jones was placed on injured reserve last week. Keenan Allen has a 53% slot rate this year and played in the slot on 61% of snaps against New England last year. He’s the key of the week for me.
8. Bengals (26.25, -10.5) @ NYJ
Usage: The Bengals’ neutral pass rates are trending upwards after a very slow start, likely in an attempt to buy Joe Burrow time. Now there’s no excuse not to air things out with Ja’Marr Chase solidifying himself as a top-10 real life receiver. Cincy set a new season-high in neutral pass rate (62%) against the Ravens’ aggressive defense. They also changed up their protections to keep Burrow upright per The Athletic’s Nate Tice. … Tee Higgins is an all-too-obvious buy low coming off a season-high 15 targets. He had 20.5 expected half PPR points but was unable to come down with multiple 50/50 passes, something he theoretically excels at. Higgins isn’t explosive like Chase, but he should be a boom-bust WR3 with upside if the Bengals’ current pass rates maintain. Low-aDOT slot man Tyler Boyd is averaging 4.2 fewer expected half PPR points with Higgins active, so his projection is certainly lower. He’s the WR58 in usage over the last four weeks. … C.J. Uzomah has multiple long touchdowns and appears fully healthy, but he’s the TE27 in fantasy usage over the last month. I’m not chasing. … Lastly, the Bengals can’t decide if they want Joe Mixon as their passing-down back or not. His route rates in healthy games: 65%, 45%, 54%, and 41% last week. What the hell is going on? Of note, Chris Evans (hamstring) is out. It’s just Mixon and Perine this week.
9. Vikings (26.25, +2.5) vs. DAL
Matchup: Because the Cowboys primarily live in the single-high safety world (read: heavy boxes), opposing offenses have the №3 neutral pass rate against them (read: they are choosing to pass). Minnesota loves a balanced offense of course, but their odds of passing more this week are increased by matchup trends, the Cowboys’ elite offense, and the fact that the Vikings are 2.5-point home dogs. For these reasons, Dallas is 27th against fantasy receivers despite CB1 Trevon Diggs’ emergence.
10. Titans (25.75, -1) @ IND
News: Julio Jones (hamstring) is out. Add slightly more projected points for A.J. Brown. Josh Reynolds likely breaks into 2-WR sets for those searching for desperate flex plays in deep leagues. … Darrynton Evans sadly went back onto injured reserve and will be out for the season. Derrick Henry will continue getting 20–30 touches per game until he breaks down.
Matchup: The Titans and Colts played in Week 3 already. Ryan Tannehill’s two interceptions were fluky (off a drop and when someone ran the wrong route), and the offense was overall just fine. The Colts’ two-high safety defense is forcing opposing offenses into the №4 neutral run rate, and the Titans played into that trend with a 41% neutral pass rate in Week 3. The difference that week was their 2-TE set usage, which was by far a season high at 37%. Derrick Henry had a season-high 11 carries with 2-TEs on the field and only 7 or fewer defenders in the box (all other games with 4 or fewer carries). Just about every other defense puts 8+ defenders in the box against this, but the Colts are different, giving Henry an advantage in this matchup. His rushing yardage totals against them with Tannehill: 113, 178, 103, and 149. In those same four games, Tannehill is averaging 187 yards on 24.5 attempts per game.
11. Eagles (25.25, -3) @ DET
News: Miles Sanders (ankle) is out at least 3 weeks after going on injured reserve. Boston Scott handled both inside the five-yard line opps last week, while rookie Kenny Gainwell handled things on passing downs. The Eagles are №2 in neutral pass rate in the last four weeks, so we shouldn’t expect too many RB carries in general. With Jordan Howard expected to mix in as a bruiser back, things are pretty murky even against the Lions’ defense. I’d rank them: Gainwell (RB3), Scott (RB3/4), Howard (RBPleaseDon’t). … Lions FS Anthony Harris (hands, groin) is doubtful. Very curious how he got these injuries………….
Matchup: Of note, Detroit is 3rd in percentage of rushing yards before contact because they have more defenders in the box than normal. The Lions are essentially daring teams to pass, and they can’t defend the pass (№32 in passing EPA defense), so this reads as a DeVonta Smith (WR36 usage) and Dallas Goedert (TE17 usage) game. Goedert played a season-high 50% of snaps in the slot/out wide last week with Zach Ertz out. We want to target tight ends who play there in fantasy.
12. Colts (24.75, +1) vs. TEN
News/Matchups: The Titans have CB2 Kristian Fulton and CB3 Caleb Farley on injured reserve, leaving third-round rookie Elijah Molden, near-33-year-old Jackrabbit Jenkins, and former-UDFA Greg Mabin as cornerback starters. That’s why they’re 31st against fantasy receivers. Michael Pittman earned 12 targets against them in Week 3, racking up a 6–68–0 receiving line with two near touchdowns. … Tennessee’s run defense isn’t good either (25th in EPA per carry). Expect Michael Pittman and Jonathan Taylor to have solid games given their individual matchups. The biggest worry are the two slow-paced offenses (31st and 22nd in neutral pace). … T.Y. Hilton (questionable) seems on track to play. He’ll join Pittman in 2-WR sets if truly healthy. …
Trenches: This is the first week where the Colts OL is actually healthy. RT Braden Smith (foot) was a full participant on Friday and should make his return after suffering a Week 1 injury. … Titans LB Rashaan Evans is out.
13. Falcons (24.25, -2.5) vs. CAR
News: The Panthers are activating new CB1 Stephon Gilmore this week and LB1 Shaq Thompson (questionable) is expected back after a week full of limited practices. This is the best the Panthers defense has looked since their flashy early-season start.
Usage: The Falcons came out of the bye with a season-high 71% neutral pass rate, and over the last four weeks Atlanta is suddenly leading the NFL in air yards per game. Arthur Smith tried running his typical outside zone runs early, but the Falcons OL along with Mike Davis’ lack of explosion have led to a the №29 rushing EPA offense. They might be abandoning the run, while letting Cordarrelle Patterson play in a gadget role and letting Davis (60% snaps) pass protect and fart around between the tackles. It’s certainly a good move with Kyle Pitts emerging. I can see the Falcons offense having a good second half with Matt Ryan pushing the ball downfield more often — aDOT in Weeks 1–3 (4.3) vs. aDOT in Weeks 4–7 (9.0). Buy low on Calvin Ridley.
14. Browns (23.0, -3.5) vs. PIT
Matchup: I’m hoping we get Full Chubb this week, but I think we could be settling for Three Quarter Chubb on Sunday. Nick Chubb is limited in practice with a semi-concerning calf strain, and there’s less incentive to rush him into a full workload after watching D’Ernest Johnson in Week 7. Chubb getting his typical 15–20 touches is more likely than him breaking into the truly elite tier of touches while he gets back up to speed. On top of that, the Steelers don’t mess around against the run. They’re leading the NFL in percentage yards before contact on defense, meaning they are hitting backs closer to the line of scrimmage. For that reason, opposing offenses have the №6 neutral pass rate against. Cleveland will still be very run-heavy, but Pittsburgh is 9th against fantasy RBs for a reason. Chubb is a mid-range RB1. He could turn into Dalvin Cook in Week 9 and beyond. Of note, he had 108 and 145 total yards against Pittsburgh last year with a score in each game. Baker Mayfield (shoulder) had 119, 196, and 263 passing yards with 5 passing touchdowns against PIT last year.
15. Seahawks (23.0, -3) vs. JAC
Usage: Rashaad Penny returned from injured reserve and was used as the passing-down back, while Alex Collins ran between the tackles. A two-back committee in this Geno Smith-led offense isn’t something I want to be a part of. With that said, it’s the freaking Jaguars at home this week. Collins is the RB25 in fantasy usage over the last four weeks.
16. Broncos (23.0, -3) vs. WAS
News: Jerry Jeudy (ankle) is expected back. He suffered the dreaded high-ankle sprain and could need some time before getting back to full health. With that said, Washington is dead last against fantasy receivers. We’ll learn more later in the week.
17. Saints (22.75, +5) vs. TB
News: The Saints traded for Mark Ingram this week. He should be active in Week 8, but his old 4–10 touch role is the most we can project. Hopefully this gets Alvin Kamara more involved as a pass-catcher. Trading 2–4 carries for 1–3 targets is a win for fantasy purposes. This also helps his odds of staying healthy all year. … The Buccaneers are getting LB1 Lavonte David back this week. The defense is averages 0.28 more EPA per play with him on the field this year per Sports Info Solutions. He is on Alvin watch this week. … Richard Shermon (hamstring) is questionable after a limited practice Friday.
Matchup: The Bucs, as usual, aren’t being run on at all. They’re 1st in neutral pass rate allowed and 3rd in rushing EPA on defense. The Saints want to be balanced but are better off trying to pass the ball. Jameis Winston should still have the QB spot to himself with Taysom Hill (concussion) still not practicing. He’s a legit QB2 for the first time this season.
18. Lions (22.25, +3) vs. PHI
19. Packers (22.0, +6.5) @ ARI
News: Davante Adams and Allen Lazard are out with COVID. Marquez Valdes-Scantling (hamstring) is *not* expected to return from injured reserve. Acombination of Randall Cobb, Equanimeous St. Brown, and Malik Taylor will make up 2- and 3-WR sets. Cobb stands to benefit the most from the inactive lists, but so will the RBs and TEs. The Mike LaFleur offense already uses a FB, a second TE, and pony personnel (2 RBs), and now they have incentive to use them more. … Aaron Jones has massive on/off splits with Adams (see below) for a reason. Many of Adams’ targets are essentially an extension of the run game (particularly his 13 RPO and 14 screen/quick targets), and those targets will go to Jones in one way or another. … Cardinals EDGE2 J.J. Watt (shoulder) is out. Of note, Arizona is 6th worst in yards per carry before contact. Their run fits have been all over the place with their young linebackers.
20. Panthers (21.75, +2.5) @ ATL
News: Terrace Marshall (concussion) is out. The Panthers used slightly more 12-personnel (18% to 27%) last week with Marshall out, while Keith Kirkwood slid into 3-WR sets (24-of-48 routes) as a low-volume slot.
Matchup: D.J. Moore has been an alpha this year, but he’s been more inconsistent recently with Sam Darnold struggling mightily behind this awful offensive line. He matches up with emerging stud CB1 A.J. Terrell, leaving Robby Anderson against CB2 Fabian Moreau who is a damn UCLA Bruin. I’m on Anderson player props this week as he’s the WR16 in fantasy usage in a good matchup.
21. 49ers (21.5, -3.5) @ CHI
News: Jimmy Garoppolo will start again, but Trey Lance (knee) was practicing Wednesday and should be available for red zone vulturing, making Jimmy G practically unplayable. … The 49ers could be getting elite LT Trent Williams (ankle, elbow) back after he got in a limited practice on Friday. This year, the Niners are averaging -0.02 EPA per play with him on the field and -0.16 without him. … Bears EDGE1 Khalil Mack is out, but DT1 Akiem Hicks (groin) is likely back.
Matchups: The Bears want to rush four and play in a two-high shell behind it. That will be far more difficult without their stud defensive linemen, so I’m less concerned with Chicago’s №1 adjusted sack rate defense. With that said, both offenses rank outside of the top 22 in neutral pace. This will be a low-volume game on both sides.
Usage: Eli Mitchell is the RB21 on RB45 fantasy usage over the last four weeks. 18-of-19 Week 7 opportunities came on 1st and 2nd down because JaMycal Hasty returned to play passing downs. That takes some of the wind out of Mitchell’s sails. He needs rushing touchdowns, something Lance will have a say in. Hopefully elite LT Trent Williams (elbow, ankle) returns this week.
22. Patriots (21.5, +5.5) @ LAC
Matchup: The Chargers are happy to live with few defenders in the box in an attempt to take away the explosive pass. That’s sweet. We like that. It does result in a very bad run defense, particularly with LB1 Kenneth Murray and DT2 Justin Jones on injured reserve. The Chargers simply don’t have the front-seven talent to stop the run this year. It’s Damien Harris SZN if the Patriots keep this game close (+5.5 spread).
23. Giants (21.25, +10) @ KC
News: Saquon Barkley (ankle) and Kenny Golladay (knee) are out, but Kadarius Toney (ankle) and Sterling Shepard (hamstring) are trending towards playing on Monday Night Football. Here is a video of Toney making a leaping catch on practice Saturday. They are both upside WR3s in good matchups.
24. Jaguars (20.0, +3) @ SEA
Usage: The Jaguars are putting Laviska Shenault in a very tough spot at X receiver, something he has basically never played. That gives him way more man coverage, and Shenault is 59th out of 62 receivers in yards per route run versus man per Sports Info Solutions. You can read about the Jaguars’ receiver usage in detail here, but in general, I’m definitely on team Marvin Jones:
25. Football Team (20.0, +3) @ DEN
News: Broncos EDGE1 Von Miller (ankle) didn’t practice this week. … Dyami Brown (knee), Curtis Samuel (groin), and RT Sam Cosmi (ankle) are out, but Antonio Gibson, RG Brandon Scherff, OG Wes Schweitzer, and WR Cam Sims were all at least limited. Gibson will continue to battle through his shin injury and be displaced in negative scripts as a boom-bust RB2:
26. Steelers (19.5, +3.5) @ CLE
News: Eric Ebron (hamstring) is out. Pat Freiermuth will be a full-time player for the first time of the year. He’s a low-floor TE2. … Browns CB1 Denzel Ward (hamstring) is out. That’s a boost to both Steelers receivers. EDGE2 Jadeveon Clowney (ankle, groin) is questionable but didn’t practice all week.
Usage/Matchup: Going into Week 6, Chase Claypool had 15 career routes run in 2-WR sets. He was always the odd man out, but in Week 6 without JuJu Smith-Schuster (shoulder), he led Steelers receivers with a career-high 7 routes in 2-WR sets. It’s a big deal, especially if the Steelers opt for more 2-TE sets with the emergence of second-round rookie Pat Freiermuth. They used that package 13% more in Week 6 than they did in Weeks 1–5. Claypool and Diontae Johnson should have excellent target shares moving forward, and the Browns are 24th against fantasy receivers this season. Aside from Ben Roethlisberger’s lack of mobility, the biggest negative in their profiles is this games projected play volume (21st and 30th in neutral pace). Ultimately, I don’t think that’s a big deal. … Ray-Ray McCloud, not James Washington, joined Claypool and Johnson in 3-WR sets as their low-volume slot receiver.
27. Dolphins (18.0, +13.5) @ BUF
News: Malcolm Brown was placed on injured reserve and Duke Johnson was signed to the practice squad. In games where Brown has played fewer than 10 snaps, Myles Gaskin has averaged 16.4 half PPR points on 14.0 expected half PPR points. That includes last week’s season-high 17.6 expected half PPR points. He’s a sneaky RB2 in full PPR. Expect plenty of check downs as 13.5-point road dogs. … Will Fuller (finger) is aiming for a Week 9 return. DeVante Parker (hamstring, shoulder) is questionable. Jaylen Waddle has noticeable splits with and without them, as does Mike Gesicki. See above.
28. Bears (18.0, +3.5) vs. SF
Usage: Khalil Herbert should be the starter and maintain his mini-bellcow role in Chicago’s №32 neutral pass rate offense, but Damien Williams could play more snaps this week because he didn’t practice last week while on the COVID list. We’ll follow news here.
Opinion: Allen Robinson is not playable with Justin Fields, especially with yards per route run dropping from 2.4 (good) to 1.3 (meh) this year. I’d wait for the November 2nd NFL trade deadline before dropping him in fantasy.
29. Texans (16.75, +14.5) vs. LAR
News: Mark Ingram was traded to the Saints to be Alvin Kamara’s new backup running back. He was operating as their between-tackles grinder, a role Phillip Lindsay is likely to take over. David Johnson, the Texans’ passing-down back, should see more usage in general. In fact, Aaron Wilson of SportsTalk 790 believes the Texans are “expected to feature David Johnson.” Maybe they give him a big workload before flipping him at the trade deadline. He’s a desperate flex play in full PPR. … The bigger news is Tyrod Taylor’s potential return. He practiced Wednesday. Brandin Cooks is averaging 3.8 more expected half PPR points with Tyrod compared to Davis Mills, and all receivers should be more efficient with the veteran. This week, Cooks should avoid Jalen Ramsey, who has played out-wide on 43% of defensive snaps.
30. Jets (15.75, +10.5) vs. CIN
News: With Zach Wilson (knee) out 2–6 weeks, the Jets are turning to the “White Guy” at quarterback. It’s not a good situation overall. Based on last week, there’s a change that Mike White passes underneath more than Wilson was doing, as the rookie is known for searching for the big play. … Corey Davis (hip) is doubtful to play, leaving the Jets with Keelan Cole (X), Elijah Moore (Z), and Jamison Crowder (slot) as starters. With the trade deadline next week, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Crowder peppered with targets here in garbage time. He’s a legit upside flex play in full PPR given his WR37 fantasy usage. … Tevin Coleman (hamstring) is out. More on Carter here:
Usage: Michael Carter was a Post-Bye Rookie Bump winner. He had a season-high 14.9 expected half PPR points while playing on most early-down snaps. Ty Johnson still out-touched him 5 to 1 on 3rd/4th downs, but Carter has the grinder role and we know he can catch passes in negative scripts. He’s on the flex radar in full PPR, especially with Tevin Coleman missing again. The ceiling remains pretty low overall.
Week 8 Fantasy Football Defenses
This week’s top fantasy defenses are the 49ers, Bengals, Rams, and Bills. Then there’s a group of about 10 that are in play.