As Jonathan Taylor and Bijan Robinson are aware, Week 8 in the NFL is here, which means the buildup to yet another showdown in fantasy football is upon you.

Who Should I Trade For? Who Should I Trade Away? Some common Week 8 fantasy football trade decisions are regarding players like Kyren Williams, Brock Bowers, Rhamondre Stevenson, DJ Moore, Aaron Jones Sr.

Bo Nix set records today while Jonathan Taylor continues his run as RB1 in fantasy football. These players were the best of Week 7.

The Colts' red zone work is what can keep Taylor as the overall RB1. Indianapolis is first in red zone drives, where they run at the third-highest rate with the sixth-highest success rate. JT’s lead in goal-line attempts will only increase, as long as he doesn’t score too many touchdowns on explosive runs.

McDaniel, on the other hand, has some serious talent on his roster and he’s failed to keep them amongst the AFC’s contenders. The years where Tua Tagovailoa got hurt are simply unfortunate, but if the team is this bad, even when Tyreek Hill was healthy, then you’ve got problems that are plaguing them down to the foundation.

The FFHH crew talks about how dominant Jonathan Taylor has been in fantasy football so far this season, also discussing a rough day from Kimani Vidal and a huge performance by Justin Herbert in a loss to the 6-1 Colts.

The Indiana Pacers had an early challenge to start the season as they hosted the Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday.

See the top projected fantasy FLEX players for Week 8. Our rankings highlight the best FLEX options to start in your fantasy football lineup.

· Taylor (132 combined yards with three scores and three catches)