Rams TE Terrance Ferguson suffers hamstring injury, ruled out for Week 9

Mike LaFleur said OL Jon Gaines II, RB Zonovan Knight and T Jayden Williams are all out for Sunday's game in Seattle.

Related Players: Tyler Allgeier, Evan Hull, Gardner Minshew, Michael Wilson, Trey McBride

With Knight out and Jeremiyah Love on injured reserve, Allgeier has a clear path to leading Arizona in carries and handling substantial receiving work. That volume makes him an RB2 despite the difficult matchup with Seattle. Hull is worth considering as deeper-league insurance, but managers should seek a more established workload before putting him in a FLEX spot.

A.J. Brown ruled out against Packers

Related Players: Demario Douglas, Mack Hollins, Kyle Williams, Efton Chism, Hunter Henry, Eli Raridon, Rhamondre Stevenson, Drake Maye

Douglas is the strongest PPR WR3/FLEX option in this receiving group. Hollins could also enter FLEX consideration if activated from injured reserve, while Williams and Chism remain deeper-league alternatives. Henry’s availability still matters: if his foot injury keeps him out, Raridon would become a useful tight end streamer. Maye remains startable, although the depleted receiving corps adds uncertainty to his passing production.

Bowles says Tristan Wirfs should be good for Sunday. Game-time decision for Emeka Egbuka. Only Yaya Diaby ruled out.

Related Players: Chris Godwin, Ted Hurst, Tez Johnson, Kameron Johnson, Cade Otton, Baker Mayfield

Egbuka remains a WR3/FLEX option if active, but waiting until Sunday night requires a replacement from the Sunday- or Monday-night games. Managers without that flexibility should consider a healthy earlier option. If Egbuka sits, Godwin becomes a stronger PPR FLEX, while Hurst and Johnson gain appeal in deeper leagues. Neither is a safe replacement simply because he plays in the same offense.