Huddle Up: The five carries were a season high for McNichols, and he was the only Washington running back to catch a pass. McNichols' main role has been as the third-down back for Washington, but he will likely need an injury to either Chris Rodriguez Jr. or Jacory Croskey-Merritt to be worth considering as a fantasy starter. In the meantime, McNichols can be stashed as a RB5 in PPR formats.

Huddle Up: Rodriguez finished last among Washington's backs in rushing yards, but he also scored for the third time in four games. Washington's backfield is a mess, but if Rodriguez is going to continue to see work around the goal line, he will have potential as a touchdown-dependent flex option in deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Croskey-Merritt's recent slump continued, and while he consistently leads the team in carries, he has been held under 40 receiving yards in four straight games. Throw in his lack of usage in the passing game, and Croskey-Merritt is a risky flex play.

Huddle Up: In just his second game with the team, Burks led all Washington receivers in yards. The former Titan has struggled with injuries and inconsistent play throughout his career, but with Terry McLaurin injured, the is room for someone to step up at the receiver position in Washington. Burks is worth keeping an eye on.

Huddle Up: Ertz had his second-highest receiving total of the year, and he has caught at least four passes in four of his last five games. Ertz doesn't have much of a ceiling, but he he does have a decent floor. Ertz is in the low-end TE1 conversation in PPR formats.

Huddle Up: Mariota finished with a solid stat line in a losing effort, and if Jayden Daniels isn't ready to return in Week 11, Mariota will draw favorable matchup against the Miami Dolphins. Keep Mariota in mind as a QB2 if you need a streaming option next weekend.

Huddle Up: A recent MRI exam revealed that Daniels does not have ligament damage and will not need surgery but it remains unknown when he will be able to return. In the meantime, QB Marcus Mariota serve as the Commanders' starting quarterback but he is not a recommended starting fantasy option outside of deeper two-quarterback fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Croskey-Merritt is dealing with a minor issue and should not have any limitations during the game. He shared playing time with Chris Rodriguez Jr. last week but should see a majority of the work in Week 10. He can be at least a flex option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: There is a chance McLaurin does not return until after the team's bye, so fantasy players can keep an eye on his recovery. Jaylin Lane will see a few extra targets with McLaurin still sidelined but can be avoided in fantasy leagues. Deebo Samuel and Zach Ertz are the only Commanders pass catchers that can be possible starting fantasy options.

Huddle Up: Marcus Mariota has shown flashes and then flashed in a pan. He'll be a matchup play because of his running ability. That's probably not this week against the Detroit Lions.

Huddle Up: Croskey-Merritt shared playing time with Chris Rodriguez Jr. in the last game but should still see a good amount of carries this week against the Detroit Lions. He has been held to under 40 rushing yards in each of the last three games but can still be a flex option in leagues.

Huddle Up: McLaurin is not expected to play this week and may not be on the field until after the team's bye. Deebo Samuel is the only Commanders receiver that should be considered a starting option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: The exact nature of the dental work isn't yet known, and we'll see if he is able to practice in full Thursday or Friday ahead of the Week 10 game against the Detroit Lions. Bill has devolved into more of a RB3 or flex play in most fantasy leagues, as his yards per carry and overall yardage totals have been way down since his breakout game against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 5. In fact, he has 3.2 yards per carry or less, and a total just 96 total rushing yards in the past three games.

Huddle Up: McLaurin aggravated his quadriceps injury last week and does not need to be rushed back since the team is not in a playoff position at this point. There is a chance that he does not return until after the team's bye week. Deebo Samuel is the only Commanders receiver that should be a starting fantasy option.

Huddle Up: Daniels will likely miss most of the remaining games this season, but the team should have a bigger idea of his timetable in the near future. Marcus Mariota will be the starting quarterback while Daniels is sidelined but is only a No. 2 quarterback in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Jaylin Lane had three catches for 29 yards in Week 9, and he'll become a potential target for Marcus Mariota. He's not worth the pickup yet, but he should remain on watch lists.

Huddle Up: Lane has had his two best games of the season over the past three weeks, and if Terry McLaurin continues to miss time, Lane will have a chance to fill the void. He could be worth adding as a speculative bench piece in deeper formats.

Huddle Up: The 46 yards were Ertz's most since Week 2, and with Jayden Daniels suffering an injury, Ertz could be headed for a quiet stretch. He is a touchdown-dependent fantasy play at this point.

Huddle Up: Samuel led Washington in receptions and targets, but he was unable to produce any big plays. Unfortunately, that trend could continue after Jayden Daniels exited with his left arm in an air cast. Samuel is a low-upside WR3 with Daniels sidelined.

Huddle Up: Rodriguez set season highs in carries and rushing yards, and while it may have been a product of the lopsided score, he was much more effective than Jacory Croskey-Merritt. There is a chance he could earn more work going forward after this performance, and Rodriguez is a stash candidate in deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Croskey-Merritt was held under 40 receiving yards for the third straight game, and Chris Rodriguez Jr. actually ended up tying for the team lead in touches. Whether or not Rodriguez will continue to play a bigger role moving forward remains to be seen, but regardless, Croskey-Merritt doesn't have enough upside to use as more than a flex option.

Huddle Up: McLaurin returned to the lineup for the last game but reaggravated the injury and will be missing more time. Deebo Samuel will be the main receiver for Washington and is a starting option in all leagues. Luke McCaffrey and Jaylin Lane have stepped up recently, but neither is more than a possible flex option in some deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Since his big performance against the Chargers, Croskey-Merritt has been bottled up in three straight games, managing a total of 119 yards on 39 carries. Throw in his lack of involvement in the passing game, and Croskey-Merritt looks like a low-ceiling flex option against a stingy Seattle defense.

Huddle Up: Daniels is a solid QB1 against Seattle as he'll finally be under center with both of his top receivers back.