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Heading in Week 10, the Bengals, Ravens, Patriots and Jets are on bye.  Throw in the uncertainty of Josh Allen’s elbow (UCL issue) and new injuries to players like Romeo Doubs (high ankle – OUT 4-6 weeks) and Aaron Jones (trending toward playing) or even lingering issues to Keenan Allen/Mike Williams, and you have the makings of another week where you probably need to lean on the wire to fix your MASH unit lineup. Please, blog, may I have some more?

I've already spilled digital ink about what it's like to overstay your glory years. Those of you who follow me on the baseball side know that I'm all for Justin Verlander retiring. Almost nobody his age succeeds as a pitcher, and every stat-based mind out there could see that Verlander's 2022 year was less-impressive under-the-hood than it was on the surface. So, how much sense does it make that he should take the championship ring, retire on top his career, and let fans never question "What could have been?" Because we're seeing that happen with Aaron Rodgers every week. The Packers have dropped 5 straight and have a bit of a Murderer's Row to face to finish out the season. After putting up 9 points and losing star running back Aaron Jones to an ankle injury, the storied Packers franchise look one step closer to a complete rebuild. Despite Halloween being in the past, the tricks keep rolling in for our fantasy teams. 
As our esteemed experts in Final Fantasy have pointed out, the Nightmare is a demonic colt that will flatten you with cloven hooves, a fiery mane, and gnashing teeth scarred from Halloween candy. A nightmare is also trying to figure out what to do with your fantasy football team now that Jonathan Taylor is out -- AGAIN. Aw, Hufflepuff. The fantasy football season is halfway done, and you can barely call your usage of your top RB "fun-sized."  Let' s jump into the fray and see if there's anything we can do to solve your injury and roster woes for the upcoming week! 
My main takeaway from Week 9 of Thursday Night Football is that the Houston Texans have a lot of players that I have never heard of. That either means I'm really bad at my job, or that the Houston front office is even more lackluster at theirs. Four tight ends in this game were projected to score fantasy points, including the Texans' Jordan Akins and some guy named Brevin Jordan. But it was in fact TE Teagan Quitoriano, projected for zero points in this matchup, who put Houston ahead, 7-0, with a two-yard touchdown reception from QB Davis Mills in the first quarter. Also of news: the Texans have players named Chris Moore (4 receptions, 43 yards, 1 TD) and Tyron Johnson (1 reception, eight yards). This is a real thing. On the Eagles' side, QB Jalen Hurts (21-27, 243 yards, 2 TD; 9 carries, 23 yards) and WR A.J. Brown (4 receptions, 59 yards, 1 TD) were up to their usual tricks, but it was TE Dallas Goedert (8 receptions, 100 yards, 1 TD) and RB Miles Sanders (17 carries, 93 yards, 1 TD) who really kicked HC Lovie Smith (1 really white beard, 1 win, 6 losses) in the crotch. Here's what else I saw in another riveting edition of Thursday Night Football.