Here are some last-minute fantasy football streaming options for NFL Week 8 at the running back position:

Top Streaming Options

– Kyle Monangai (CHI) – 7% rostered: Monangai has finally earned a key role in Chicago’s backfield and faces a Ravens defense that has struggled against running backs. He’s a top streaming option for Week 8.

– Isiah Pacheco (KC) – 37.5% rostered: Pacheco has been a regular member of the sit ’em portion of fantasy advice, but with six teams on bye, he could be a viable option. Washington has allowed double-digit fantasy points to six running backs since Week 2.

– Woody Marks (HOU) – 15.9% rostered: Marks has pass-catching ability and could see a solid floor day in PPR formats. The 49ers have allowed the fifth-most receptions to opposing running backs.

– Tyjae Spears (TEN) – 31.6% rostered: Spears is involved in both phases of the game and could be a flex option. The Colts have allowed the most points to opposing defenses this season, but Spears’ involvement in the passing game makes him a decent play.

– Justice Hill (BAL) – Rostered in fewer than 50% of leagues: Hill could see an increased role with the Ravens facing the Bears, who have struggled against the run ¹ ² ³.

Other Options

– Tyler Allgeier (ATL) – 7.6% rostered: Allgeier might be a backup, but he usually sees enough work to be a streamable option. The Dolphins have allowed 12-plus points to seven running backs this season.

– Jacory Croskey-Merritt (WAS) – Rostered in fewer than 50% of leagues: Croskey-Merritt could see more carries against the Chiefs, who have struggled to contain running backs.

– Isaiah Davis (NYJ) – Rostered in fewer than 50% of leagues: Davis could see more playing time with Breece Hall potentially being traded. He has a favorable matchup against the Bengals.

Matchups to Target

– The Ravens have allowed the most fantasy points per game to running backs and could be a favorable matchup for Monangai and other streaming options.

– The Bengals have struggled against running backs, making it a potential shootout game that could benefit running backs like Spears and Davis.

– The 49ers have allowed the fifth-most receptions to opposing running backs, which could bode well for Marks and other pass-catching running backs ⁴ ⁵.