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Fantasy Football: Top 10 waiver wire pickups for Week 8 (2026)

See which players you need to add to your fantasy football roster in ClutchPoints' Week 8 waiver wire pickups. Bye weeks and injuries are making things tough to field a competitive fantasy football roster. However, your Week 8 waiver wire pickups can solve that, and ClutchPoints is here to help. The following list includes players who are rostered on fewer than 50 percent of all ESPN rosters, as this week’s list focuses on potential game winners and not depth pieces. Heading into Week 8, try your best to find that final missing piece your roster needs to win your matchup. 1. WR Omar Cooper Jr., New York Jets 34.7% Rostered Two consecutive weeks of earning five-plus targets and finding the end zone puts Omar Cooper Jr. firmly atop the Week 8 waiver wire pickups. Cementing himself as one of the top pass catchers in the pass-happy NYJ offense, Cooper is in the WR3/FLEX conversation heading…

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Anduril, Qualcomm launch BlueChip, a new kind of US-made laptop

Anduril founder Palmer Luckey is vowing to bring computer manufacturing back to the U.S. And by that, he doesn’t just mean assembly, but the production of every individual component, some of which are exclusively made in China today. Anduril is partnering with Qualcomm to achieve that mission with a new computer called BlueChip, the companies announced Tuesday. BlueChip will be available for preorder in 2027. While technical details are scant — Anduril hasn’t even finished contracting with all its component suppliers yet, according to Luckey — this first product will be a hardened laptop. It will be designed to withstand the most grueling physical environments and meet the security-conscious needs of the military, government, first responders and law enforcement. For the first generation, about 90% of its components will be made in the U.S. or in allied countries, Anduril says, most…

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San Francisco rents soar 26% to record heights as the AI boom fuels a housing crunch

San Francisco renters are getting squeezed as the city’s booming artificial intelligence industry helps send apartment prices to staggering new heights. The median asking rent for a one-bedroom apartment climbed to a record $4,430 in October, a whopping 26.2% increase from a year earlier, according to Zumper’s latest national rent report. That’s roughly $920 more per month than renters were paying a year ago — or more than $11,000 in additional rent annually at those prices. And those looking for more space aren’t getting much relief. The median two-bedroom apartment now commands $6,320 a month, up an even steeper 27.9% year-over-year. Although that’s a slight dip from September’s record $6,340, it still translates to nearly $76,000 a year in rent alone. San Francisco posted the fastest annual one-bedroom rent growth among the 100 largest US cities tracked by Zumper, as its resurgent…

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Euro remains on the defensive ahead of Fed and ECB interest rate decisions

EUR/USD remains on the back foot on Tuesday as the Euro (EUR) underperforms across the board amid concerns over France’s public finances, while a firmer US Dollar (USD) adds pressure. At the time of writing, the pair trades around 1.1145, extending losses for a fifth consecutive day. The US Dollar regains ground as last week’s AI-related worries subside, allowing traders to refocus on the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) interest rate outlook. The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the Greenback’s value against a basket of six major currencies, trades around 102.20, near a two-week high, after falling to 101.45 last week, its lowest level since October 1. Traders also digest second-tier US economic data. CB Consumer Confidence rises to 91.7 in October, beating the 81 forecast and September’s upwardly revised 84.2. Durable Goods Orders increase 1.8% in September, above the expected 0.6%, though…

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