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Lineup Lock: Week 7 Finale Features a Pair of Teams Below .500; Emanuel Wilson Gives the Rumor Mill Something to Chew On
Fresh from the Wire: Week 7 Finale Features a Pair of Teams Below .500; Emanuel Wilson Gives the Rumor Mill Something to Chew On; Fantasy matchup board: Buccaneers standouts, Moton setback and Raiders receiver health.
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Lineup Lock: Week 7 Finale Features a Pair of Teams Below .500; Emanuel Wilson Gives the Rumor Mill Something to Chew On
- Podcaster Pete
Frank, the Lineup Lock bell rang, and Pete's already waving the flag.
- Fantasy Frank
Pete, I haven't waved anything. I'm Frank, and I've got one question.
- Podcaster Pete
Good. Let's make the question earn its answer.
- Podcaster Pete
Week 7 Finale Features a Pair of Teams Below .500 The Week 7 finale features a pair of teams below .500, with the Eagles hosting the Dallas Cowboys in an NFC East showdown on Monday Night Football. Fantasy angle The final game of Week 7 features a pair of teams below .500. The Eagles host the Dallas Cowboys in an NFC East showdown to close out Week 7 of the 2026 NFL season on Monday Night Football. That's the final Monday Night Football spot of Week 7, so fantasy managers get one last sweat.
- Fantasy Frank
Emanuel Wilson Gives the Rumor Mill Something to Chew On Seahawks running back Emanuel Wilson had a productive performance in Sunday night’s win over the Kansas City Chiefs, giving the rumor mill one usable update. The rumor mill has one usable update: Seahawks running back Emanuel Wilson had a productive performance in Sunday night’s win over the Kansas City Chiefs. That's the whole plot. No stat line was provided, so fantasy managers get the performance note and the mystery box. Keep Emanuel Wilson on the radar, but don't pretend the source handed us more than it did.
- Podcaster Pete
Fantasy matchup board: Buccaneers standouts, Moton setback and Raiders receiver health Against the Panthers in Week Seven, three players stood out for the Buccaneers at Bank of America Stadium, while Taylor Moton's return to the Panthers lineup was short-lived and the Raiders are getting healthier at receiver. The matchup board has four signals worth tracking. Against the Panthers in Week Seven, three players stood out for the Buccaneers at Bank of America Stadium. That's the cleanest production flag in this group, so those three players deserve a closer fantasy look. The bigger lineup issue is in Carolina: Veteran right tackle Taylor Moton's return to the Panthers lineup turned out to be a short-lived one.
- Fantasy Frank
That change matters for the Panthers' offense and its matchup outlook. The Raiders offer the clearest receiver update: The Raiders are getting healthier at receiver. That's the roster angle to monitor before setting lineups. Detroit also has a coaching-news checkpoint, with Tim Twentyman covering all the key questions from Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell's Monday press conference.
- Podcaster Pete
Minnesota's Defense Is the Fantasy Roster Angle Minnesota is gaining ground ahead of its NFC North showdown with Detroit, but Minnesota has one of the NFL's worst offenses and a defense playing at a historically dominant level. Minnesota is gaining ground ahead of its NFC North showdown with Detroit. My fantasy-football roster angle: Minnesota's defense, not Minnesota's offense. Minnesota has one of the NFL's worst offenses and a defense playing at a historically dominant level. The 2015 Broncos provide a blueprint, but there are reasons to be skeptical.
- Fantasy Frank
Denver's Red-Zone Defense Is a Week 8 Fantasy Start Denver's defense has red-zone success in 2026, and the Week 8 divisional clash between Kansas City and Denver has huge stakes. Denver's defense has a sharp fantasy angle: red-zone success in 2026, according to defensive lineman Zach Allen. The Week 8 divisional clash between Kansas City and Denver has huge stakes. Keep Denver's defense in the lineup and let the red-zone success do the talking.
- Podcaster Pete
Rashid Shaheed Knee Injury Puts Seahawks’ Key Weapon in the News Cycle The Seahawks lost one of their top receivers, Rashid Shaheed, to a knee injury against the Chiefs, leaving the Seahawks with an injury concern involving one of their key weapons. The Seahawks lost one of their top receivers, Rashid Shaheed, to a knee injury against the Chiefs. The Seahawks have an injury concern with one of their key weapons. That's the entire plot twist for now: knee injury, key weapon, and fantasy managers staring at the news cycle like it owes them answers.
- Fantasy Frank
Buccaneers’ 1-5 Week 7 Trip Sets the Fantasy Context The Tampa Bay Buccaneers enter a Week 7 NFC South matchup against the Carolina Panthers at 1-5 after dropping five of their first six, following a 26-19 overtime loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers enter Sunday’s NFC South matchup against the Carolina Panthers at 1-5 after dropping five of their first six. The Buccaneers are coming off a disappointing 26-19 overtime loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, then head to Charlotte for Week 7. For fantasy managers, the 1-5 Buccaneers are a roster spot to watch, but the source gives no player-specific edge.
- Podcaster Pete
The clean takeaway is the setting: Buccaneers, Panthers, Charlotte, NFC South and Week 7.
- Fantasy Frank
Cowboys-Eagles live discussion: Hang out with your families tonight - Yahoo Sports Search Query for Search Search Home News Finance Sports More Mail NFL News Scores Schedule Standings Stats Teams Players Injuries Odds Power Rankings Fantasy Football NFL Draft Playoffs Super Bowl GameChannel ... Fantasy Network Fantasy Plus TRENDING NFL Power Rankings Brewers rout Rays in Game 3 Cowboys clobber Eagles Valkyries beat Dream in Game 5 Harry Kane wins Ballon d'Or Story by Cowboys-Eagles live discussion: Hang out with your families tonight Story by Cowboys-Eagles live discussion: Hang out with your families tonight (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images) | Getty Images Kyle Posey Tue, October 27, 2026 at 12:01 AM UTC · 1 min read About Our Ads Recommended Stories Cowboys' Dak Prescott Offers 3-Word Hope For NFC East Title & Playoffs The Cowboys, despite playing poor football this season, are still alive in the race for the NFC East.
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Roundtable Sports - dallas cowboys articles NFL Monday Night Football preview: Cowboys can't afford to lose to this version of the Eagles The Cowboys and Eagles are both a disappointing 2-4 this season. Yahoo Sports Dak Prescott, Dallas may have just turned their season around. Eagles vs Cowboys takeaways The Cowboys got back on track against a reeling Eagles team on "Monday Night Football." USA TODAY Sports provided highlights stats, analysis and more. USA TODAY Sports Advertisement Advertisement Cowboys look to snap losing streak Monday in Philly against the Eagles The Dallas Cowboys look to break their losing streak in a Week 7 Monday night matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles, who enter the contest without starting quarterback Jalen Hurts.
- Fantasy Frank
KDFW Eagles fall to 2-5 as their season continues to spiral downward with home loss to Cowboys The Cowboys improved to 3-4 with the win as the offense came alive. Yahoo Sports 5 things to
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Game Recap: Cowboys 38, Eagles 21 Skip to main content Primary nav NEWS VIDEOS PHOTOS TEAM SCHEDULE FANS COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL CHEERLEADERS PRO SHOP LOCATIONS KELLY GREEN EAGLES AUTISM FOUNDATION LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD Pro Shop Open menu button Action related nav EAGLES ACCOUNT MANAGER WATCH TICKETS PRO SHOP All News Free Agency Dave Spadaro Where Are They Now? Publications Advertising Philadelphia Eagles News Game Recap: Cowboys 38, Eagles 21 The Eagles come up short to Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football. Oct 27, 2026 at 12:45 AM PhiladelphiaEagles.com Copied! Despite a strong offensive effort, the Eagles were unable to stop Dak Prescott and the Cowboys' offense at Lincoln Financial Field.
- Fantasy Frank
Philadelphia falls to 2-5 while Dallas surpasses them in the NFC East with a 3-4 record. "We came out and executed our game plan and it went good," guard Landon Dickerson said of the offense in the first half. "Nobody's quitting and that's what you want to see." The Eagles scored their final touchdown on the first drive of the third quarter, marching 84 yards down the field and eating almost 10 minutes of game clock. "I think it was just good execution," Tanner McKee said after the game. "Sean (Mannion was) calling good plays and we were executing good plays.
- Podcaster Pete
That's the standard, honestly, that we have for ourselves every time we step on the field is to have sustained drives like that, to execute on plays like that. I think we had a couple third down conversions, a fourth down conversion, and that's the standard that we have for ourselves." Without DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks, rookie wide receiver Makai Lemon brought in the first touchdown pass of his career off a four-yard pass by Tanner McKee. He also brought in seven of his eight targets for 67 yards, leading the team in receivi
- Fantasy Frank
Eagles-Cowboys final score: Philadelphia’s defense gives Dallas offense a get-right game - Yahoo Sports Search Query for Search Search Home News Finance Sports More Mail NFL News Scores Schedule Standings Stats Teams Players Injuries Odds Power Rankings Fantasy Football NFL Draft Playoffs Super Bowl GameChannel ... Fantasy Network Fantasy Plus TRENDING NFL Power Rankings Brewers rout Rays in Game 3 Cowboys clobber Eagles Valkyries beat Dream in Game 5 Harry Kane wins Ballon d'Or Story by Eagles-Cowboys final score: Philadelphia’s defense gives Dallas offense a get-right game Story by Eagles-Cowboys final score: Philadelphia’s defense gives Dallas offense a get-right game PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - OCTOBER 26: Ceedee Lamb #88 of the Dallas Cowboys catches a touchdown pass against Riq Woolen #2 of the Philadelphia Eagles during the third quarter at Lincoln Financial Field on October 26, 2026 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
- Podcaster Pete
(Photo by Emilee Chinn/Getty Images) | Getty Images Brandon Lee Gowton Tue, October 27, 2026 at 3:20 AM UTC · 13 min read About Our Ads Recommended Stories Eagles vs. Cowboys: The good, the bad, and the ugly Highlights and lowlights from Philadelphia’s Week 7 loss. SB Nation Cowboys beat Eagles to stay alive in NFC East race The Cowboys won in Philadelphia! SB Nation 5 takeaways from Eagles' first half vs. Cowboys on Monday Night Football Five takeaways from the Eagles' first half against the Cowboys as Philadelphia trails 20-14 despite a strong start from Saquon Barkley Eagles Wire Advertisement Advertisement Eagles vs.
- Fantasy Frank
Cowboys recap: Philadelphia suffers fifth straight loss The Eagles lost their fifth straight game Monday night, falling 38-21 to Dallas as the Cowboys rushed for 204 yards and Dak Prescott threw three scores Eagles Wire Cowboys vs. Eagles final score, result: Dallas cruises to decisive win over NFC East foe on 'MNF' Dak Prescott, Javonte
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RB Emanuel Wilson Had His Best Game As A Seahawk & Run Game Gets Going Skip to main content Primary nav NEWS VIDEO PODCASTS PHOTOS SCHEDULE TEAM COMMUNITY GAMEDAY MOBILE APP THE 12s 12s EVERYWHERE DEI CONTESTS & PROMOTIONS DANCERS MASCOTS BLUE THUNDER JUNIOR 12S LUMEN FIELD TICKETS SCHEDULE Search Open menu button Action related nav TICKETS PRO SHOP WATCH News Home Round-Up Mailbag Fantasy Insider Roster Moves Roster Stories Instant Lookback Numbers Of Note Press Releases What Seahawks Said What Opponents Said Get To Know Advertising RB Emanuel Wilson Had His Best Game As A Seahawk & Run Game Gets Going Seahawks running back Emanuel Wilson had a productive performance in Sunday night’s win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
- Fantasy Frank
Oct 26, 2026 at 04:32 PM Ari Horton Seahawks.com Writer Copied! Emanuel Wilson had his best performance as a Seahawk on Sunday with 100 rushing yards and one touchdown on 24 carries. Wilson led the way for Seattle's rushing attack that finished the game with 153 yards, including a couple of quarterback scrambles. "I saw a guy that just refused to get tackled," Grey Zabel said of Wilson's game. "He just kept running hard and when you got a guy like that you're going to exert as much effort as you possibly can to make sure he succeeds.
- Podcaster Pete
What an unbelievable guy, teammate, person and kudos to him, the work that he puts in to have a game like that's truly cool to see." On Sunday, the Seahawks were without rookie running back Jadarian Price who is still on on injured reserve and Zach Charbonnet being ruled out, though he practiced all week and is still making his way back from an ACL injury. Though the run game has shown flashes up to this point, the Seahawks knew there was more they could do. "I think our staff and our players did a great job this week of really identifying where we can improve," head coach Mike Macdonald said.
- Fantasy Frank
Monday Insider: “Excited About Getting Back in the Building...” Skip to main content Primary nav Rivalries Schedule News Videos Photos Podcasts Team Stadium of the Future Fans 2027 Orlando Interest Fans Stadium Info Community Cheerleaders Daily's Place Jaguars UK EverBank Stadium Miller Electric Center Schedule Tickets Shop Search Open menu button Action related nav Shop Tickets Members Watch News Home Game Day Roster Moves Community O-Zone Mailbag Press Releases Offseason Ten Things All News Advertising Jaguars News | Jacksonville Jaguars - jaguars.com Monday Insider: "Excited About Getting Back in the Building..." Oct 26, 2026 at 07:28 PM John Oehser Jaguars Senior Writer Copied!
- Podcaster Pete
JACKSONVILLE – Liam Coen was more than ready to return to work. And with reason. The Jaguars are solidly in first place in the AFC South. They're rested, refreshed and refocused – and the second-year head coach's excitement level was high Monday as he discussed an "opportunity to reset" as October moves into November. Up next: A home division game, and 10 more regular-season games after that. "I couldn't sleep last night," Coen said. Coen spoke to the media before practice Monday, with left tackle Walker Little and cornerback Jourdan Lewis speaking after practice. They discussed multiple topics, including an NFL Sunday the day before when the Jaguars extended their lead over all three division teams.
- Fantasy Frank
"The AFC South helped us," Lewis said. "We're still No. 1 in the division. We're just trying to make sure we don't have any skids to where we let anybody get the opportunity to take that from us." The Jaguars (4-2), who won three consecutive games before a Week 6 loss to the Houston Texans the week before the bye, now lead the Texans (2-5) and Indianapolis Colts (2-5) by two-and-a-half games and the Tennessee Titans (1-6) by three-and-a-half games. The Texans
- Podcaster Pete
Rashid Shaheed 2026 ADP PPR ADP 127.9, ADP high 98, ADP low 150, ADP stdev 11.5
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That's Lineup Lock. Every story in this episode came from a sourced Wire report. This episode is powered by gamedai's Scout.
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