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Matt Breida sees just three touches in Week 9 loss.

Breida rushed once for one yard and caught two passes for 18 yards, as Carlos Hyde dominated work out of the backfield with 21 touches. The rookie can remain on the waiver wire with Hyde healthy, as Kyle Shanahan should continue to feed his starter with the team seeking their first win of 2017.

11/6/17 - 02:00 PM ET

Luke Willson scores against the Redskins.

Willson had one reception in the game, and it was a ten-yard score on a pass to the flat off a play-action bootleg. Willson makes some big catches for Seattle, but he’s not a recommended fantasy option.

11/6/17 - 02:26 PM ET

Terrelle Pryor Sr. catches two passes against the Seahawks.

Pryor was quiet for much of the game, but he did make a couple of key catches late. Overall, the big receiver gained 17 yards on his two receptions. Brian Quick (three receptions for 49 yards) also stepped up, though, and it’s possible Pryor falls behind him on the depth chart too. Through eight games, the free-agent acquisition is one pace for 40 receptions for 480 yards and two touchdowns.

11/6/17 - 01:58 PM ET

De’Anthony Thomas caught three passes for 41 yards in Sunday’s loss to Dallas.

The Black Mamba isn’t a fantasy option with Kansas City heading into their Week 10 bye.

11/6/17 - 02:25 PM ET

Carlos Hyde handles 21 touches in Week 9 loss.

Hyde rushed 12 times for 41 yards and caught nine passes for 84 yards. Besides a 55-yard reception by Marquise Goodwin, Hyde was basically the entire offense for San Francisco, as he was the only running back to receive more than one carry, and the only player to have more than three receptions. There is risk owning Hyde for the fantasy playoffs on a winless team, but hopefully Kyle Shanahan commits to his best offensive player down the stretch, especially next week in a winnable game against the Giants. Consider Hyde an RB1/RB2.

11/6/17 - 01:57 PM ET

Paul Richardson catches all three targets in Week 9.

Richardson gained 41 yards on his three receptions against the Redskins. The fourth-year receiver is currently on pace for 50 receptions, 930 yards, and ten touchdowns this season, as he’s emerged as an integral member of Seattle’s offense dating back to the end of last season.

11/6/17 - 02:24 PM ET

Ryan Grant catches all three targets in Week 9.

Grant gained 39 yards on his three receptions, including a long of 23 yards. He continues to be among the most consistent targets for the Redskins, so his playing time should remain steady in a volatile receiving group. Grant is on pace for 48 receptions, 508 yards, and four touchdowns this season.

11/6/17 - 01:56 PM ET