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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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Federal regulators launch deeper review of Amtrak’s $900M Bridgeport project

The Federal Railroad Administration announced that they will be investigating Amtrak's proposed $900 million redevelopment play in Bridgeport that could send the White Sox packing. The FRA committed to a formal environmental assessment of the rail operator's plans and are set to complete the study by the end of the year, according to Crain's. The controversy has come from what appears to be a trade for the Bridgeport neighborhood: the White Sox for a maintenance facility. For Bridgeport residents, the federal exemption and Ishbia's option to purchase the team in the near future made it feel inevitable. Amtrak and Ishbia's venture set up for The Railyards, Canal Edge, put out a joint statement on the updated investigation, saying that they think a larger environmental appraisal of the site is an appropriate next step. The pair also state they are welcoming of the opportunity for…

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6 Citizens Sue Trump, Saying Media Ban Deprives Them of News as Audience Stakeholders

A new lawsuit against President Donald Trump's media ban stakes a claim for the public itself 6 Citizens Sue Trump, Saying Media Ban Deprives Them of News as Audience Stakeholders In the increasingly bitter legal standoff between President Donald Trump and media outlets whose reporting he dislikes, a new and crucial third party has emerged: citizens who watch and read the news and need it to do their jobs. A lawsuit filed Monday on behalf of six such citizens — effectively representing the audiences for the news media — argues that it’s not only the rights of news organizations that are violated when Trump bans them from White House premises. Even more fundamentally, the lawsuit argues, such bans violate the public’s right to independent reporting about its president and government. “The ultimate injury here … is to the democratic public,” says the suit, filed in federal district court…

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