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Chet Gresham

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Husband, father, Texas native plants nerd. Don't kill snakes or spiders. NFL editor at @DKNetwork. MFA in poetry from Columbia College Chicago.
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Fantasy football waiver wire: Best Week 7 pickups at QB, RB, WR, TE Original

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By Chet Gresham
| SB Nation Verified
Welcome to the Week 7 waiver wire brought to you by injuries and breakout games. Injuries have been the one constant this season, and they’ve had most of us scrambling to the wire to put in our claims for some painful and not so painful backups, especially at running back. If you picked up Najee Harris or Jaleel McLaughlin for spot starts in Week 6, you were not happy with your decision.
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Printable fantasy football rankings for 2026 drafts Original

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By Chet Gresham
| SB Nation Verified
Welcome to fantasy football draft weekend! We have printable PPR drafting tiers and today you’ll get printable overall rankings for you and your kin as you get your rosters set for the 2026 NFL season. We’ve had some injury news trickling in. We also have some injury and suspension news we continue to wait on.
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Best running back handcuffs for 2026 fantasy football Original

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By Chet Gresham
| SB Nation Verified
Running backs get hurt, but each season is different, and the percentage of early round backs who lose significant time to injuries fluctuates year to year. The last couple seasons have been good for running backs, as injuries to the top players have been down. But, that could easily change and we need to be ready. There are only a few players who can truly call themselves three-down running backs who also get a majority of the work around the goal-line and passing game.
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