Fantasy football sleepers for Week 9 include Devin Singletary and Demarcus Robinson
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 7, 2026, 6:13 PM
Last updated Nov 7, 2026

For Week 9, top last-minute fantasy football options include Devin Singletary, Drew Lock, Demarcus Robinson, and Eli Raridon. Singletary is anticipated to assume a bell-cow role for the New York Giants, while Lock steps in as Seattle Seahawks' starting quarterback against the Arizona Cardinals. Robinson returns from injury and is expected to be the primary receiving option for the San Francisco 49ers with several key players sidelined. Raridon could emerge as a significant contributor for the New England Patriots if Hunter Henry is unable to play. Rosters should be adjusted accordingly ahead of Sunday’s games as player availability updates come in.
- •Devin Singletary steps into lead role for Giants.
- •Drew Lock named starting QB for Seahawks against Cardinals.
- •Demarcus Robinson returning as top WR for 49ers.
- •Eli Raridon may start for Patriots with Hunter Henry doubtful.
- •Scenarios require roster adjustments before Sunday.
- 6:13 PMYahoo Sports — Devin Singletary, Demarcus Robinson, And More Last-Minute Must-Start Fantasy Football Sleepers For Week 9
"If you are scrambling to fill out your fantasy football roster for Week 9, these are the top last-minute must-start options.
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