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Welcome to the Fantasy Football Waiver Wire for Week 8. Week 7 saw a return to more normal scoring after the fantasy wasteland of Week 6. But for the third straight week, we’ve got four teams on bye in Week…

Big Blue View's David Hartman highlights key fantasy football waiver wire targets ahead of Week 8 bye weeks for the Giants, Saints, Texans, and 49ers. At quarterback, Hartman recommends dual-threat Malik Willis as an emerging streamer and suggests stashing J.J. McCarthy in Superflex leagues following his strong display in the Giants' road upset over the Texans.
Among position players, Hartman emphasizes rostering Giants running backs Devin Singletary and Tyrone Tracy, Jr., while identifying several rising rookie wide receivers, led by Omar Cooper, Jr. and Caleb Douglas. At tight end, Chig Okonkwo tops Hartman's recommended list, with A.J. Barner and red-zone target Darnell Washington also noted as viable additions.
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