Set up your fantasy football lineups for success by targeting these favorable matchups in Week 9.

Chase Brown vs. LV

Brown continues to see a larger role in the Bengals' offense. In Week 8, he hit a season-high 67% of the team's carries. This resulted in 14 Brown touches for 34 yards and a score. It wasn't his most efficient day, but it was a difficult game against the Eagles, with the Bengals trailing for most of the game. Based on the game script, Zack Moss played 52% of the snaps in Week 8. The Bengals still trust him more in pass protection, but according to Fantasy Life, Moss completed just 28% of the team's carries. This appears to be Brown's backfield on early downs; He has overseen 68% of the team's carries over the last three games. Now that Moss is doubtful with a neck injury, that number is likely to rise even further.

This week, Brown gets a favorable matchup against the Raiders. The Bengals are seven-point favorites, which puts Brown in a good position to get plenty of touches in the second half. Las Vegas also ranks last in the NFL in tackling, according to PFF. This is important because Brown has the fourth-highest broken tackle rate in the NFL, according to Player Profiler. Start Brown this week with confidence.

Courtland Sutton v. BAL

In Week 7, Sutton scored no goals, although the Broncos scored 33 points against the Saints. That was strange, but Sutton rebounded significantly in Week 8, scoring a team-high 11 times and rushing for 100 yards on eight catches. Sutton quietly sees solid play in the Broncos' offense this season. He currently has 19 cheat code targets; The use of the cheat code can be defined as deep targets of more than 20 meters and targets in the red zone. These targets lead to big fantasy plays and Sutton ranks first among all WRs in total cheat code targets this season.

It also helps Sutton that Bo Nix has played well over the last month. During that time, he ranks in the top 10 in PFF grades and completes nearly 70% of his passes. This week, Sutton gets another favorable matchup against a Ravens secondary that receives the most yards per game. Continue to start with Sutton this week.

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Chuba Hubbard vs. NO

Hubbard failed to score 10 fantasy points in Week 8 for the first time in seven games. But even though he didn't surpass the 10-point mark, Hubbard's role remained strong for the Panthers. He played 75% of the snaps and completed a season-high 83% of the backfield carries. Hubbard was recalled late in Week 8 due to the blowout, so his snaps and usage would likely have been even higher in a closer game. Hubbard averaged 18.3 opportunities per game last month, ranking in the top 10 of all RBs.

This week Chuba has a solid matchup against the Saints. According to NFL Pro, New Orleans allows the second-most rushing yards per play. Rookie RB Jonathon Brooks is not expected to play this week, but even if he did, it's likely he would be severely limited in his first game back from a knee injury. Hubbard and the Panthers are 7-point underdogs this week, which isn't ideal but could lead to more work for him in the passing game. You can start Hubbard in week 8.

DJ Moore vs. ARI

Moore had a poor performance as he only had two catches for 27 yards in Week 8 against the Commanders. This performance was frustrating for two reasons. First, the Bears' offense looked great and they had an extra week of preparation time at the start of Week 8 due to their Week 7 bye. The second reason was that this was a great matchup against a Commanders secondary that was ranked bottom ten in the NFL entering the week. The Bears' entire passing attack struggled in this game, but Week 9 could be the perfect place for them to bounce back.

This week Chicago faces the Cardinals, who are allowing the third-most passing yards per play this season. But the matchup gets even better as Arizona ranks 30th in pressure rating according to PFF. This is important because Caleb Williams has had games with 363 and 304 passing yards, respectively, this season against bottom-10 passing yards like the Colts and Panthers. When Williams has time to throw, good things happen, and he should get plenty of time this week against the Cardinals. You can start with your Bears WRs this week, including Moore.

Brian Robinson Jr. vs. NYG

Robinson Jr. has been one of the most reliable fantasy backs this season. He has scored more than 10 points in all but one of his starts this year. The game where he didn't score 10 points was last week against the Bears. It was an uphill battle for Robinson, but he still managed to gain a respectable 76 yards on 17 touches. Robinson has been quietly great this season. Despite battling injuries, he averages 16.6 chances per game and ranks eighth in RB Efficiency (EPA), according to Player Profiler.

This week, Robinson faces his division rivals, the Giants. This is an ideal matchup for Robinson, as the Giants are allowing the most rushing yards per game this season and rank 20th in tackling, according to PFF. Robinson has been known for his ability to break tackles since his college career at Alabama, and that ability has carried over to the NFL. Robinson has broken the 12th-most tackles this season despite missing a game and a half due to injury. Expect Robinson to see a resurgence this week; Make sure he's in your lineup.