Allgeier scored 36.10. We had him at 8.23.

Week 8 receipt: we had Tyler Allgeier at 8.23. He scored 36.10, the widest gap on our Sunday-afternoon slate.

Zay Flowers scored 0.00 in Week 8 against our 17.28. Our Week 9 number for him was 17.04, with rookie Joe Fagnano starting at quarterback on Thursday night. He scored 5.30 (Episode 2).

With Jeremiyah Love on injured reserve, our Week 9 number for Allgeier at Seattle: 9.98.

Bengals vs. Falcons in Madrid, Sun., Nov. 8, 9:30 AM ET: Joe Burrow 21.07, Bijan Robinson 18.84, Tee Higgins 15.13, Ja’Marr Chase 15.07.

Pittsburgh and Tennessee are on bye in Week 9.

Quick note before we start: this show is about fantasy football only. Nothing here is betting advice. Our calls are opinions, and our projections are estimates, not guarantees.

Last week, we had Tyler Allgeier at 8.23. He scored 36.10. The widest gap on our whole Sunday-afternoon slate, and it stays on the record.

This is The Receipts, from ProDraftStats. Every number here is full PPR, and went on the record Tuesday morning, before the first kickoff.

But here’s what that miss showed. Allgeier wasn’t Arizona’s lead back. Jeremiyah Love and Bam Knight both got hurt in that game, and he was the last back standing. Four of our ten widest gaps came from depth charts that broke mid-game.

So this week, we start with who’s actually playing. Arizona put Love on injured reserve Tuesday, so Allgeier leads the backfield again, at Seattle. Our number for him is 9.98.

But that’s a flex number, not a 36, and Knight is in the concussion protocol. Our read: if he’s on your wire, add him, and start him as a flex.

And Arizona isn’t alone. Thursday night, Jacksonville at Baltimore. Lamar Jackson is headed to injured reserve, Tyler Huntley is hurt, and Tuesday, the Ravens named rookie Joe Fagnano their starter. Both teams are on four days’ rest.

So, Zay Flowers. He scored zero last week, after those quarterbacks went down. Our number this week is 17.04. A rookie’s first start, on a short week, is a real risk. If you have a receiver you like as much on Sunday, that’s the safer play.

But injuries aren’t the only thing that moves a week. Travel does. Joe Burrow, Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase all blew past our numbers last week. Now Cincinnati flies about 4,000 miles to Madrid, to face Atlanta at 9:30 Sunday morning, Eastern.

So set those lineups Saturday night. We have Burrow at 21.07, Higgins at 15.13, Chase at 15.07, and Bijan Robinson at 18.84.

But rest cuts the other way, too. Houston, San Francisco, New Orleans and the Giants come off a bye, with two weeks’ rest. Pittsburgh and Tennessee are off this week, so bench every Steeler and every Titan.

So, back to Allgeier. Last week’s biggest gap came from a depth chart, not a number. That’s why this week starts with who’s playing. And we grade every one of these after the games. Hits and misses, both.

Your call: who’s your toughest start or sit this week? Allgeier, Flowers, or someone else? Tell us in the comments on this episode, or on X at ProDraftStats.

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