Injuries and murky depth chart situations leave us looking at running backs in Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, and Washington.

It's a good week to need a running back, as players such as Miami's Kalen Ballage, Washington's Derrius Guice, and Cleveland's Kareem Hunt look primed to break out in the later portions of the year.

Now is the time to grab emerging young running backs such as Devin Singletary and Ronald Jones

Trade deadline day was a letdown, but a number of deals made in prior weeks will still have major fantasy football implications, including for players such as Dolphins running back Mark Walton.

How does the trade for Mohamed Sanu affect the fantasy forecast for New England's other targets in the passing game? Plus, other advice on who to pick up from the waiver wire this week.

The theme this week is "players coming back from injury." What can healthy names such as DeSean Jackson do for you?

Young wide receivers such as Courtland Sutton, DJ Chark, and Michael Gallup are some of the fantasy players you should target this week.

Injury fill-ins such as New York's Wayne Gallman and Kansas City's Demarcus Robinson may only be temporary fantasy starters, but they have shown they can help you win right now.

Yes, Daniel Jones is fantasy-relevant -- which means big things for pretty much every other player in the Giants lineup (except Saquon Barkley, of course).

One game is a surprise. Two games is a trend. The Ravens' passing game is excellent, and it's time to grab Mark Andrews and the rest of their receivers in fantasy football.