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Week 8 fantasy football PPR rankings: Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry rise

My Week 8 fantasy football PPR rankings put three Ravens atop their positions, with quarterback Lamar Jackson, running back Derrick Henry and wide receiver Zay Flowers leading the board for Baltimore’s trip to Buffalo. Jackson missed Week 7 with an ankle injury, but NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport said he’s “likely to return next week against the Bills.” Buffalo has allowed 35.5 fantasy points per game to wide receivers and 25 to running backs, the most and fourth-most in the NFL. The Bills also rank 31st in expected points added per play allowed, per SumerSports, and only Dallas ranks lower. The full positional rankings tables are at the end of the article. MORE: Week 8 waiver wire FAAB: Omar Cooper Jr., Jonah Coleman are top adds Houston, New Orleans, the Giants and San Francisco are on bye, so Malik Nabers, Christian McCaffrey, Nico Collins and Chris Olave are off the board. Vikings…

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Ravens GM Eric DeCosta Should Have Been Fired With John Harbaugh. Another Playoff Miss, He Has To Go

It’s fair to wonder at this point if the Baltimore Ravens historic proclivity for choking away double-digit leads will change until general manager Eric DeCosta is fired. But that’s not what Ravens fans got. Here’s Bisciotti telling you exactly how the hiring process would work, why he wouldn’t be sitting in on every Zoom with every candidate and why he was perfectly comfortable letting the real work unfold without him while he chilled on his yacht: “I want very much this person to be picked by Eric and Oz and Sash, more than me. When I come in, when they call me in for these five (finalists), I'm going to already know why they love them. I'm going to come back, and I'm going to give just them my honest opinions, my reservations – if there are any – on individuals that may be a red flag that they didn't see. “So, I would hope that when I spend a lot of time with these people, that I…

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Maryland advocates, officials concerned about redistricting ballot question’s wording

The Maryland State House in Annapolis on Oct. 12, 2026. (Aylin Aarhus/The Diamondback) As Marylanders’ midterm election votes begin to roll in, concerns remain from voters, advocates and some politicians about whether the wording of one ballot question that stands to change congressional redistricting rules is causing confusion. Question 3 on the Nov. 3 ballot asks voters whether they support exempting congressional districts only from those requirements for redrawing. The question itself does not propose altering district lines. Its passage would also allow the Maryland General Assembly to grant the state Supreme Court original jurisdiction to review redistricting plans. Under current law, challenges to redistricting must be made in a Maryland circuit court. The act could pave the way for lawmakers to redraw congressional lines that would eliminate Maryland’s only Republican-held…

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What Does Not Get Marked: Please visit Miss Utility for more information on their services, guidelines for safe excavation, and to submit a locate request. They are dedicated to preserving the integrity of underground utilities…

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Charlottesville area gains jobs as Virginia’s workforce shrinks, report shows

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Charlottesville-metro area posted the largest yearly payroll job gain among the 10 metro areas listed in Virginia’s latest employment report, even as the state recorded fewer jobs overall and a shrinking workforce. The September report from Virginia Works shows employers statewide added 7,800 payroll jobs compared with August. At the same time, a separate measure showed fewer Virginians working or actively looking for work. Those findings may appear contradictory, but they measure different things. Read the full September employment report from Virginia Works here. Virginia’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate held at 3.6% in September, unchanged from August but up from 3.4% a year earlier. The national rate was 4.2%. The unemployment rate does not include everyone without a job. To be counted as unemployed, someone must have actively looked for work…

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