Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 8: Sterling Shepard Returns As Giants Top Option
Shepard returned to the lineup with a bang in Week 7 instantly regaining his chemistry with quarterback Daniel Jones.
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Shepard returned to the lineup with a bang in Week 7 instantly regaining his chemistry with quarterback Daniel Jones.
The Jets dropped to 0-7 for the first time since the 1996 team opened 0-8 en route to a 1-15 season.
Kyle Duncan scored in the 39th minute to put the Red Bulls (8-8-4) up 1-0.
NYCFC (9-8-3) snapped a three-game winless streak.
Chargers rookie Justin Herbert has had 23 or more fantasy points in three of his four starts thus far. Jamey Eisenberg expects that to continue this weekend.
The 49ers are coming off a solid win, while the Patriots are coming off an ugly loss. Both teams need a win to keep pace in tough divisions.
The Tide head to Knoxville to play the Volunteers this weekend, riding a long winning streak in the rivalry, one that Jones believes will continue.
The Eagles (2-4-1) and Giants (1-6) are right in the mix in the NFC East, led by Dallas (2-4).
CBS Denver's sports anchor likes what he sees from the Broncos of late, but not enough to pick them over the Chiefs.
The Bengals top running back was injured in Week 6 opening an opportunity for Bernard to step up and fill the top role in Week 7.
It's one of only two known original photos of the team to feature legendary Yankees Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig together.
Ryan Fitzpatrick threw three touchdown passes and the Miami Dolphins held the winless New York Jets without a third-down conversion until the fourth quarter on their way to a 24-0 win Sunday.
New York (7-8-4), which has just one win in its last five games, outshot Orlando City 14-9 and had 58.8% possession.
Artur de Lima Junior and Pedro Santos scored and the Columbus Crew beat New York City FC 3-1 on Sunday night, snapping a four-game winless streak.
Joe Judge and the New York Giants have finally won, and they have rookie Tae Crowder and a risky gamble by Washington coach Ron Rivera for making them relevant again.