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Week 9 Waiver Wire

Fantasy Football - By: D. Bachman
Tuesday, October 31st, 2006 - Page updated at 2:00pm
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NFL Week 9 Fantasy Football Tips

This is our waiver wire pick-ups column. The WagerOnFootball.com staff will scour the free agent pools in fantasy land for the best available talent every week. Availability, of course, depends on the league. We’re using 12 team, 15 roster spot leagues as the median, but we’ll look for roster candidates for leagues of all shapes and sizes. Grab the following before NFL Week 9.

Team	NFL WEEK 9 FANTASY FOOTBALL WAIVER WIRE
1. Seneca Wallace	Waiver Wire - QUARTERBACKS It's good that Wallace tossed for three TDs, but his passing completion percentage isn't great. He'll get the job done in Hasselbeck's place; if you have no other choice but to start him, he's worth using vs. Oakland in Week 9.
2. David Gerrard	Waiver Wire - QB'S The Florida Times-Union reports that Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio insisted on not naming a starting quarterback Monday to keep the Titans guessing. "I'd just as soon hold that competitive advantage and not give it to them," Del Rio said. Monitor this situation as whomever starts for Jacksonville in Week 9 will be a solid bye-week replacement
3. Vince Young	Waiver Wire - QB's Young was motivated against the Texans for not taking him with the No. 1 overall selection in last year's draft. Young didn't have to do much against Houston and should be considered a No. 2 QB for Week 9 against Jacksonville.
1. Mike Bell	Waiver Wire - RUNNING BACKS Once again, things in Denver are confusing with the running back situation. Wire reports say Mike Bell will get the start this week. Keep an eye on the situation during the week to see if Shanahan gives any inside information.
2. Wali Lundy	Waiver Wire - RB's Houston RB Wali Lundy had 116 yards rushing on 18 carries and five catches for 33 yards against Tennessee. Lundy looked great against the Titans. Consider him a good No. 2 RB for Week 9 against the Giants.
3. Jamal Lewis	Waiver Wire - RB's Ravens RB Jamal Lewis totaled 109 yards on 31 carries at New Orleans in Week 8. Lewis notches his first 100-yard game since December 19, 2005. While the 109 yards looks good, he did it on 31 reps for an average of 3.5 yards per carry. That's not very productive, so don't consider this a hugely successful game for Lewis.
4. Justin Fargas	Waiver Wire - RB's Fargas didn't start the game in the backfield, but was the feature back once the Raiders realized he could penetrate the Steelers defensive line. If LaMont Jordan is still nursing a sore back in Week 9, Fargas will likely again be the featured back against the Seahawks.
1. Chris Henry	Waiver Wire - WIDE RECEIVERS Bengals WR Chris Henry returned from his three-game absence against Atlanta with five catches for 81 yards and a touchdown. Henry has been a Fantasy surprise this season. Consider him a good No. 3 WR for Week 9 against Baltimore.
2. Reche Caldwell	Waiver Wire - WR's Reche Caldwell caught seven passes for 84 yards and a TD in Monday night's win over the Vikings. It was a season high for Caldwell, who was a main target of Tom Brady. It was his first TD as a Patriot. Caldwell remains a decent No. 3 receiver entering Week 9 when the Pats host the Colts.
3. Jerry Porter Add in Deep Leagues	Waiver Wire - WR's Raiders WR Jerry Porter had one reception for 19 yards in a 20-13 win over the Steelers in Week 8. Porter has been a second-half player for much of his career, and here he is fresh and ready for the second half of the NFL season. Owners are urged to pick him up for depth at receiver for now.
1. Owen Daniels	Waiver Wire - TIGHT ENDS Houston TE Owen Daniels had nine catches for 99 yards and two touchdowns against Tennessee. (In Garbage Time) Daniels has been a nice surprise at TE this year. Consider him a good No. 2 TE for Week 9 against the Giants.
1. Seattle Defense/ST	Waiver Wire - DEFENSE/SPECIAL TEAMS They'll be very low this week, and nobody will like them but if you need a defense start em vs the Raida's on Monday Night Football. Why? The Raiders had 70 yards of offense last week. Seattle's D will be coming into this game Royally Pissed Off!! << MORE FANTASY FOOTBALL NEWS/ARTICLES CLICK HERE >>