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NFL Week 8 fantasy football drop list

Midway through the season, we’ve already seen which players deserve a spot on your fantasy football roster and which players should get cut from the team. Let’s analyze which players should not be on your fantasy football roster for Week 8 of the 2026 NFL season. MarShawn Lloyd, Green Bay Packers If you hadn’t dropped Lloyd before Week 7 in hopes […] The post NFL Week 8 fantasy football drop list…

NFL Week 8 fantasy football drop list

Week 8 demands strategic cuts in fantasy football rosters, as players' performances have declined. MarShawn Lloyd of the Green Bay Packers, once a key player, has struggled in recent games, prompting a recommendation to drop him. Aaron Jones Sr. of the Minnesota Vikings, once a reliable running back, has seen a dramatic drop in production due to injuries and competition from Jordan Mason.

JV Dobbins of the Denver Broncos faces a similar fate, with rookie Jonah Coleman outperforming him in touches. Juwan Johnson of the New Orleans Saints, who started the season strongly, has dropped off significantly, making him a prime candidate for removal. Marvin Harrison Jr. of the Houston Texans, picked up from the trade market, has failed to live up to expectations, warranting a wait-and-see approach.

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Josh Downs may warrant retention if traded to a team in need of a wide receiver, but otherwise, he should also be considered for a drop. Minnesota Vikings quarterbacks Kyler Murray and Jordan Addison, alongside the struggling Vikings offense, should also be targeted for cuts, pending potential improvements or changes in quarterback position.

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