Fantasy Football Week 9 start/sit cheat sheet best advice - ESPN

The ESPN+ Cheat Sheet is your one-stop shop for Week 9 fantasy football advice. We've curated all of our best start/sit advice from this week, including Mike Clay's Playbook and Shadow Report, Matt Bowen's Film Room, Tristan H. Cockcroft's Matchups Map, Liz Loza's Facts vs. Feelings and Eric Karabell's Fantasy Hot Seat. Don't have time to read it all? That's why cheat sheets were invented in the first place! Catch up on a week's worth of reading in mere minutes, see which players are on the injury report and then set your lineup with confidence.

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Miami Dolphins @ Kansas City Chiefs -1.5
Frankfurt Stadium, Frankfurt, Germany
Sunday 9:30 a.m. ET

Over/under total: 50.5 (Highest)
FPI favorite: Chiefs by 0.3 (51% to win outright)

Dolphins injury watch: WR Braxton Berrios: Q; TE Durham Smythe: Q

Chiefs injury watch: RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire: O

Best of the Week

The Playbook: Mike Clay notes that after seeing Rashee Rice lead his team in routes run in Week 8, he is the only Chiefs wideout worth a fantasy look for Week 9.

Shadow report: «Matchup-proof» Tyreek Hill is expected to have another stellar day, according to Clay, despite the Chiefs' pass defense.

Minnesota Vikings @ Atlanta Falcons -3.5
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
Sunday 1 p.m. ET

Over/under total: 37.5 (12th highest)
FPI favorite: Falcons by 0.3 (51% to win outright)

Vikings injury watch: none to report

Falcons injury watch: WR Drake London: O

Best of the Week

Film Room: Matt Bowen is concerned about a committee backfield, making Alexander Mattison a flex play, with Cam Akers getting more work.

The Playbook: Mike Clay is not high on Mattison, who has only two touchdowns on the season — both receiving.

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