Fantasy Football Cheat Sheet: Week 9

Week 9 of the NFL season has arrived, but have you done your homework before setting your Fantasy Football lineup for Sunday?

Dave Richard, a fantasy football expert for CBS Sports, joined The Carmichael Dave Show with Jason Ross on Friday to share his waiver wire pickups for Week 9, answer a series of start-or-sit questions, and much more.

Be sure to check out the full interview with Dave Richard on the Sactown Sports 1140 YouTube page.

Topics Discussed: Fantasy Football Week 9

• Should Lamar Jackson owners feel good going forward following his performance on Thursday Night Football?
• Are the Ravens back in the mix for a playoff push with Jackson back under center?
• Ranking FLEX options as listeners send in questions
• Keep an eye on Chiefs RB Kareem Hunt with Isaiah Pacheco sidelined
• Which players on the San Francisco 49ers will make an impact in Fantasy Football Week 9?
• How will the New York Giants fill the void left behind by RB Cam Skattebo?
• Tyrone Tracy is in line to take snaps at RB for the Giants, but may not get the same amount of volume as Skattebo
• More sit or start questions from listeners
• WR options for Week 9

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The scariest thing about the Halloween weekend for the injury-ravaged 49ers is not who they play, but where they play: MetLife Stadium.

This Sunday’s opponent, the New York Giants, are themselves reeling from Cam Skattebo’s season-ending injury in their Week 8 loss to the Eagles.

While New York’s 2-6 record suggests the 49ers have plenty of reasons to be confident, the game will be played at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, which will trigger some frightening flashbacks for Kyle Shanahan and the Faithful.

The 49ers’ 2020 season was derailed during a Week 2 game at MetLife in which the team suffered multiple serious injuries. The Niners won the game, 31-13, but lost Nick Bosa for the year with a torn ACL. Defensive lineman Solomon Thomas also tore an ACL in the game. Raheem Mostert suffered a sprained MCL, and Jimmy Garoppolo sustained a high ankle sprain.

After the game, Kyle Shanahan pointed the finger of blame at the MetLife playing surface:

Gleason: 49ers to spend Halloween Weekend on ‘Turf of Terror’

Upcoming San Francisco 49ers Schedule

• Sunday, November 2nd – @ New York Giants – 10:00 AM PT
• Sunday, November 9th – vs. Los Angeles Rams – 1:25 PM PT
• Sunday, November 16th – @ Arizona Cardinals – 1:05 PM PT
• Monday, November 24th – vs. Carolina Panthers – 5:15 PM PT
• Sunday, November 30th – @ Cleveland Browns – 10:00 AM PT

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