Weathers lasted 4 2/3 innings, surrendering five earned runs on six hits as the Marlins faltered.

Weathers is a deeper add with potential upside as he returns from injury, but durability and consistency remain concerns. Two starts against strong NL East offenses could produce mixed results, depending on health and command.

Weathers is a Week 26 two-start streamer with @PHI and vs NYM on the slate. Injury recovery and performance consistency drive his risk-reward, but the two-start structure offers upside for deeper formats.

Weathers worked into the fifth, navigating walks and getting through trouble before handing off to the bullpen. His stint reflected the Marlins' willingness to lean on a bullpen-heavy approach after early trouble, with the offense taking the lead after his exit.

Weathers returns from injury to start for Miami, carrying a 2-1 record and 2.73 ERA. After a three-month layoff, his Sept. 11 outing vs Nationals featured five scoreless innings, five hits allowed, and four strikeouts, signaling a capable return and potential DFS upside if he manages Coors' environment.