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Waiver Wire Rankings: Week 5

October 2, 2023 by Bob Miller

Waiver Wire Rankings: Week 5

 

Week 4 is now behind us. Last week’s top Waiver Target, Devon Achane, had another monster week posting another 27.00 fantasy points. This week’s Waiver Wire does not have that type of impact player. However, there are plenty of players who can provide value for the upcoming weeks. Before we get into that, let’s take a look at some key injuries from Week 4 and their potential impact.

Player Position Team Injury Impact
Deshaun WatsonQBCLEShoulderWeek to Week
Kenny PickettQBPITKneeExpected Back Week 7
Javonte WillamsRBDENHipDay to Day
Rico DowdleRBDALHipDay to Day
Odell Beckham Jr.WRBALAnkleDay to Day
Tee HigginsWRCINRibsWeek to Week
Mike EvansWRTBHamstringExpected Back Week 6
Jonathan MingoWRCARConcussionDay to Day
Pat FreiermuthTEPITHamstringDay to Day
Juwan JohnsonTENOCalfDay to Day
Donald ParhamTELACWristDay to Day

Now that we know who could miss some time, let’s see how this impacts this week’s Waiver Wire Rankings.

RANK PLAYER TEAM POSITION
1Jaleel McLaughlinDENRB1
2Jameson WilliamsDETWR1
3Gus EdwardsBALRB2
4Luke MusgraveGBTE1
5Jake FergusonDALTE2
6CJ StroudHOUQB1
7Romeo DoubsGBWR2
8Justice HillBALRB3
9Jayden ReedGBWR3
10Tyler BoydCINWR4
11Tyjae SpearsTENRB4
12Josh PalmerLACWR5
13Jaylen WarrenPITRB5
14Josh DownsINDWR6
15Cole KmetCHITE3
16Jerick McKinnonKCRB6
17Melvin GordonBALRB7
18Keaton MitchellBALRB8
19Chuba HubbardCARRB9
20Odell Beckham Jr.BALWR7
21Curtis SamuelWASWR8
22Michael WilsonARZWR9
23Khalil HerbertCHIRB10
24Jonnu SmithATLTE4
25Joshua DobbsARZQB2

QUARTERBACK

There’s not much to get excited about when it comes to Quarterback this week. The one must-add is CJ Stroud. He looks like a top-tier QB in the making. If he’s available, grab him ASAP. Josh Dobbs has put up some solid fantasy numbers and could be useful if you’re in a pinch. With Kenny Pickett potentially missing time, Mitch Trubisky can help you in Superflex leagues. 

 

RUNNING BACK

Running Back is always a priority when looking through your waiver wire. This week is no different. Now.. Jaleel McLaughlin is most website’s top waiver add this week, but I don’t recommend going crazy over him. Javonte Williams is considered day-to-day and may not miss any games. However, if he does and McLaughlin plays well, this could turn into a committee. 

Instead, I would be targeting players such as Gus Edwards, Justice Hill, and Tyjae Spears. Let everyone else fight over the hot name of the week, and you go get some solid RBs that will contribute right away.

Another player I recommend grabbing now is Keaton Mitchell. He could be the starting running back in Baltimore a month from now. Low risk high reward.

 

WIDE RECEIVER

There are several Wide Receivers that should help you moving forward. One of my favorite grabs is Jameson Williams. He shouldn’t be available in Dynasty Leagues, but he should be in redraft. Josh Reynolds was very productive the first couple of weeks. Now that Williams is eligible to play, I expect him to make an impact immediately. Grab him if you can. Another great pickup this week is Tyler Boyd. It looks as if Tee Higgins is going to miss some time. That means Boyd is the number two target in that offense for the time being. You can plug him into your lineup this week.

Josh Downs had a so-so week but continues to get targets. If he’s available, I’d look to scoop him up as well. Odell Beckham Jr. is expected back soon and will be a top target for Lamar Jackson.

I like Michael Wilson as well. He’s slowly taking over as the WR2 in Arizona. It may be time to sell Rondale Moore if you can.

 

TIGHT END

There are some nice tight ends on waiver wires everywhere. Luke Musgrave and Jake Ferguson are must-adds if available. On the other hand, don't go crazy over Cole Kmet. Chasing points can certainly hurt your FAAB, so be careful when it comes to Kmet.

I hate to say this, but all Kyle Pitts owners should probably grab Jonnu Smith if you have no better options. He's averaging 8.20 fantasy points per game compared to Kyle Pitts' embarrasing 5.70.

Bob Miller
Bob Miller

Bob Miller founded Dynasty Pros in 2018 after spending several years writing and ranking for various websites. With playing fantasy football for over 25 years, he is very experienced in a variety of different formats including Dynasty, Redraft, IDP, Devy, & Best Ball. Bob is especially passionate about IDP, as he has developed the Dynasty Pros IDP Scoring System that is used by thousands of IDP Leagues today. His sole mission is to help people win a Fantasy League Championship.

www.DynastyProsFootball.com

Filed Under: Dynasty, Waiver Wire, Waiver Wire Adds Tagged With: Waiver Wire

Waiver Wire Rankings: Week 4

September 26, 2023 by Bob Miller

Waiver Wire Rankings: Week 4

 

Well.. Week 3 was interesting. Some of the top teams really stunk it up offensively. There were a few unfortunate injuries to the likes of Mike Willams, Gus Edwards,  . However, there were some incredible fantasy performances from players such as Keenan Allen, Raheem Mostert, Tyreek Hill, etc. I'm here to give you my waiver wire rankings heading into Week 4. Good luck.

RANK PLAYER TEAM POSITION
1Devon AchaneMIARB1
2Tank DellHOUWR1
3Marvin MimsDENWR2
4Josh PalmerLACWR3
5Kenneth GainwellPHIRB2
6Adam ThielenCARWR4
7Justice HillBALRB3
8Sam LaPortaDETTE1
9Ezekiel ElliottNERB4
10Jaylen WarrenPITRB5
11Elijah MooreCLEWR5
12Rashee RiceKCWR6
13Zach ErtzARZTE2
14Romeo DoubsGBWR7
15Josh DownsINDWR8
16Jerick McKinnonKCRB6
17Tyjae SpearsTENRB7
18Luke MusgraveGBTE3
19Jake FergusonDALTE4
20Roschon JohnsonCHIRB8
21Jordan LoveGBQB1
22Melvin GordonBALRB9
23Clyde Edwards-HelaireKCRB10
24CJ StroudHOUQB2
25Rico DowdleDALRB11
Bob Miller
Bob Miller

Bob Miller founded Dynasty Pros in 2018 after spending several years writing and ranking for various websites. With playing fantasy football for over 25 years, he is very experienced in a variety of different formats including Dynasty, Redraft, IDP, Devy, & Best Ball. Bob is especially passionate about IDP, as he has developed the Dynasty Pros IDP Scoring System that is used by thousands of IDP Leagues today. His sole mission is to help people win a Fantasy League Championship.

www.DynastyProsFootball.com

Filed Under: Offense, Waiver Wire, Waiver Wire Adds Tagged With: Waiver Wire

IDP Waiver Wire Rankings: Week 2

September 12, 2023 by Bob Miller

IDP Waiver Wire Rankings: Week 2

 

Week 1 was wild to say the least. It was packed full of excitement and disappointment. It seemed as if defensive players were scoring as much, if not more than offensive players in fantasy. There were plenty of sacks and interceptions to go around. There were also plenty of IDPs who surprised us with their performances as well. With that being said, I’m here to give you my top IDP Waiver Wire adds heading into Week 2.

RANK PLAYER TEAM POSITION
1Drake JacksonSFDL1
2Denico AutryTENDL2
3Germaine PrattCINLB1
4Dorance ArmstrongDALDL3
5Denzel PerrymanHOULB2
6Demario DavisNOLB3
7Carl GrandersonNODL4
8Jordan WhiteheadNYJDB1
9Trent McDuffieKCDB2
10Arden KeyTENLB4
11Dax HillCINDB3
12Derrick BrownCARDL5
13Keisean NixonGBDB4
14Darius SlayPHIDB5
15Andre CiscoJAXDB6
16Justin MadubuikeBALDL6
17Jadeveon ClowneyBALDL7
18Jonathan GreenardHOUDL8
19Nate HobbsLVDB7
20Jack GibbensTENLB5
21EJ SpeedINDLB6
22Robert SpillaneLVLB7
23Devonte WyattGBDL9
24Dennis GardeckARZLB8
25Yannick NgakoueCHIDL10
Bob Miller
Bob Miller

Bob Miller founded Dynasty Pros in 2018 after spending several years writing and ranking for various websites. With playing fantasy football for over 25 years, he is very experienced in a variety of different formats including Dynasty, Redraft, IDP, Devy, & Best Ball. Bob is especially passionate about IDP, as he has developed the Dynasty Pros IDP Scoring System that is used by thousands of IDP Leagues today. His sole mission is to help people win a Fantasy League Championship.

www.DynastyProsFootball.com

Filed Under: IDP, Waiver Wire Tagged With: IDP, IDP Waiver Wire, IDPs

Waiver Wire Rankings: Week 2

September 12, 2023 by Bob Miller

Waiver Wire Rankings: Week 2

 

Wow, what a crazy Week 1 to start the season. No Kelce, no Andrews, JK Dobbins and Aaron Rodgers done for the year. Lots of fantasy teams were.. and are in shambles already. Now that the dust has settled from this crazy week, let’s take a look at who we should be targeting via waiver wire. Every week I will be putting out a Waiver Wire list and ranking them by priority. So without further adieu, here is my list heading into Week 2:

RANK PLAYER TEAM POSITION
1Kyren WilliamsLARRB1
2Puka NacuaLARWR1
3Tyler AllgeierATLRB2
4Gus EdwardsBALRB3
5Justice HillBALRB4
6Roschon JohnsonCHIRB5
7Rashid ShaheedNOWR2
8Zach MossINDRB6
9Hayden HurstCARTE1
10Zay JonesJACWR3
11Robert WoodsHOUWR4
12Kendrick BourneNEWR5
13Tutu AtwellLARWR6
14Joshua KelleyLACRB7
15Kenneth GainwellPHIRB8
16Zach ErtzARZTE2
17Melvin GordonBALRB9
18Luke MusgraveGBTE3
19Jaylen WarrenPITRB10
20Rashee RiceKCWR7
21Matthew StaffordLARQB1
22Mac JonesNEQB2
23Josh ReynoldsDETWR8
24Brock PurdySFQB3
25Jared GoffDETQB4
QUARTERBACK

There were so many of us who waited at quarterback and took Aaron Rodgers late. With that being said, I would be targeting quarterbacks like Matthew Stafford, Brock Purdy, or Jared Goff as a replacement. Obviously these QBs are not available if you are in a Superflex League, so I would look to acquire one of these guys via trade. If you can’t get one of these QBs, you could target Mac Jones (ugh) in desperation. Jones had a very good Week 1 and this could be a sign that he’s ready to take the next step as a viable fantasy quarterback.

 

 

RUNNING BACK

Kyren Williams had a great Week 1 with 15 carries for 52 yards and two touchdowns. He is my top waiver add this week. Now Cam Akers did get 22 carries, but didn’t do much with them, only averaging 1.3 yards per carry. Kyren Williams got the important touches, and that matters. Moving on, I have said all offseason that Tyler Allgeier was going to have a role in the Atlanta offense and could be useful. Looks like this is true, so go grab him everywhere you can get him. Atlanta runs the ball so much that both Bijan and Algeier are going to eat. 

I’m grabbing Gus Edwards and Justice Hill where I can afford it, but just not sure how the Ravens backfield is going to shake out just yet. Sunday’s Ravens/Bengals game could be a shootout, so we may not get a good idea how they’re gonna use that backfield just yet.

If you are in a dynasty league then Roschon Johnson is not available. It was only going to be a matter of time before he takes over this Bears backfield, however that may be sooner than later. He looks to be the receiving back already, so he has flex appeal immediately. Grab him wherever you can get him.

 

 

WIDE RECEIVER

Puka Nacua is by far the top Wide Receiver add for this week after posting 10 rec for 119 yards.His teammate Tutu Atwell had a great game as well putting up 119 yards himself on 6 catches. Both receivers should be scooped up this week. Other wide receivers I’m targeting are Rashid Shaheed, Robert Woods, and Zay Jones.

Robert Woods looks to be the clear go-to guy for CJ Stroud and will be very useful in fantasy this season. He should be a priority for those of you who need help at WR. There will be a lot of FAAB spent on Nacua, Atwell, and Shaheed. So if you want to play it smart, let your league fight for those guys while you get a trusty player in Robert Woods. Same goes for Zay Jones, Trevor Lawrence trusts him. He's going to get his targets no matter what.

 

 

TIGHT END

What a miserable week for the tight end position. Your top scorer was Hunter Henry. Of course, Travis Kelce and Mark Andews missed week 1 due to injury. This offseason I waited at the tight end position and targeted Hayden Hurst and Zach Ertz. I loved what I saw this weekend from those two pass catchers. Hurst is my top TE pickup for the week after posting 15.1 fantasy points on 5 rec for 41 yards and a touchdown. He is being featured in the Carolina offense and will be a weekly starter. 

The same goes for Zach Ertz after leading his team with 10 targets in Week 1. He ended the day with 6 receptions for only 21 yards, however he was targeted heavily in the red zone. If he would have caught one of those end zone targets, he would have finished in the top 3 for the week. With Tight End being so thin and unpredictable, Ertz is a definite target of mine. Go get Hurst and Ertz if you can.

Bob Miller
Bob Miller

Bob Miller founded Dynasty Pros in 2018 after spending several years writing and ranking for various websites. With playing fantasy football for over 25 years, he is very experienced in a variety of different formats including Dynasty, Redraft, IDP, Devy, & Best Ball. Bob is especially passionate about IDP, as he has developed the Dynasty Pros IDP Scoring System that is used by thousands of IDP Leagues today. His sole mission is to help people win a Fantasy League Championship.

www.DynastyProsFootball.com

Filed Under: Waiver Wire, Waiver Wire Adds Tagged With: Gus Edwards, Hayden Hurst, Justice Hill, Kyren Williams, Puka Nacua, Rashid Shaheed, Roschon Johnson, Tutu Atwell, Tyler Allgeier, Waiver Wire, Zach Ertz

Dynasty Dilemma: Rashee Rice

September 9, 2023 by Brendon Booth

Dynasty Dilemma: Rashee Rice

 

I'm going to begin by stating that I, Brendon Booth, H A T E the Kansas City Chiefs. Now, I don't say that because I've been a Raiders fan for over 40 years, although I do for that reason, as well. It's simply this: as a fantasy football analyst, I hate the fact that the Chiefs have rostered seven wide receivers and nobody knows what to do with them. I say this as an owner of Kadarius Toney. I say this as an owner of Justyn Ross. I say this as a 30% shareholder of Deneric Prince who was squeezed off of the 53-man roster to make room for KC's 7th WR. And I say this as an NON-owner of Rashee Rice, in spite of the fact that I would like to have him on one or more of my rosters.

Rice was a stud at pass-heavy SMU. He was drafted by the Chiefs in the 2nd round of the 2023 draft and you would think that draft capital would quickly earn him a heavy role in the Chiefs offense. There is just too much competition in that WR room to get a great feel of how he is going to be deployed. If he is an integral piece, earning a high enough target share from Patrick Mahomes to be relevant in fantasy, then he could be a nice waiver wire pick-up for you, if he's available. This is our dynasty dilemma. Let's dig a little deeper on this rookie, though, and see if we can figure something out together.

As I said, Rice holds 2nd round draft capital. While one of the prime indicators of fantasy success for wide receivers is being drafted in the first round, there are plenty of 2nd rounders that hold significant value. Christian Watson, George Pickens, and the Chiefs' own Skyy Moore were all 2nd rounders in 2022. 2021 saw Elijah and Rondale Moore both go early on Day 2. In 2020, the 2nd round WRs included Tee Higgins, Michael Pittman, Jr., and personal favorite Van Jefferson. While all of these guys vary in their potential offerings, you can see how 2nd rounders can be viable assets.

On the field, Rice presents some true upside. While his 4.51 combine 40-time isn't ideal, Rice offers elite level explosiveness with a 1.49 10-yard split placing him in the 92nd percentile, and a 41-inch vertical jump, good for a 96th percentile spot. In basketball, they call that "jumping out of the building." His 6'1", 204 lb frame makes him big enough to be a contested catch target and a red-zone threat as he plays even bigger than his stature. Rice is more than capable as a route-runner in short and intermediate situations but is even better on deep throws, and he is good at creating yards after the catch. He also shared college targets with fellow SMU teammates, now in the NFL, Danny Gray of the 49ers, and Philadelphia Eagles TE Grant Calcaterra.

Rashee Rice offers the size, skillset, athletic profile, and college pedigree that you want, and the draft capital of at least 6 WRs in the top 48 of dynasty rankings. His current DynastyPros ranking of 53 just screams "SLEEPER."

Did I mention that I hate the Chiefs' WR situation? Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Kadarius Toney, and Skyy Moore are poised just under TE Travis Kelce as starting targets for Patrick Mahomes. Justin Watson, Justyn Ross, Richie James, and Rice round out the receiving corps, with Rice listed on the depth chart as the backup Z, or flanker, to Toney. Now, Toney has a pretty sketchy injury history which could lead to the perfect opportunity for Rice to slide into the starting mix, but the Chiefs have stated that Rice, along with Ross will "start out as 'package' players." So IF there's an injury to Toney and Rice graduates to the flanker role, there could be some value there.

Depth chart position isn't the only thing working against Rice. Let's take a second and look at his teammate Skyy Moore and HIS situation as a rookie in Andy Reid's offense. Moore, again, also a 2nd round pick was limited to the point of irrelevance as a rookie. Moore is slightly smaller and a little bit faster than Rice, and is more suited to the Y or slot role, and he earned lower than a 30% target share as a rookie, in 16 games. He had 22 catches for 250 yards, had an average target depth of 7.7 yards, and earned just 5.7% of team air yards. Contrast that with fellow rookie George Pickens who, albeit in a different role, had one-third the drop rate of Moore and almost four times the receptions on three times the targets, an aDOT of 14.7 yards, and 27.4% of team air yards. If the Chiefs believe the best thing for Rice is to slowly acclimate, his only spot in your roster is on the taxi squad.

The final drawback to Rice hasn't anything to do with situation or ability, it's in his attitude. He has been reported as "nonchalant" in his intent and "takes plays off." He also hasn't shown a desire to increase his commitment to detail as a route runner and chooses to "get by" on size and physical abilities rather than technique. Reports are that he ran a very limited route-tree in college and a poor attitude means that he could be in trouble if he is supposed to improve in the NFL. If all Rice wants to do is run downfield and catch jump balls for glory, there is a place for that, but it won't equate to much production.

After investigation, I might be better off, at this point, not owning any shares of Rashee Rice, and you may be, too. That means, however, that his value is at an all-time low. If his usage rate mirrors Skyy Moore's as a rookie, Rice will definitely be worth a stash if you have a taxi squad spot open. His value is that of a handcuff running back or a mid to late 2nd round rookie pick in 2024 or 2025. If you are trading with a Rice owner, don't be afraid to add him to the receiving side in exchange for a 3rd rounder or a Jordan Mason type. If waiting on his potential, which he has plenty of, is good enough for Andy Reid, it should be good enough for us.

 

Brendon Booth

Brendon is from Northern California and has been playing fantasy sports for over 25 years. He started sports writing 10 years ago. He is an alumnus of Arkansas Tech University, and follows the UC Davis Aggies, Cal Bears, and Arkansas Razorbacks in the NCAA. He is a die-hard fan of the Raiders, wherever they are, the San Francisco Giants, and Sacramento Kings. To fill his time outside of sports, he acts, writes and directs, and does sketch, improv, and stand-up comedy.

Filed Under: Best Ball, Dynasty, Dynasty Dilemma, Dynasty Stock, Dynasty Trades, Offense, Start/Sit, Waiver Wire, Waiver Wire Adds Tagged With: Draft, Dynasty, Dynasty Dilemma, Kansas City Chiefs, rashee rice, Start/Sit, Wide Receiver

Waiver Wire Rankings: Week 15

December 13, 2022 by Bob Miller

Waiver Wire Rankings: Week 15

By Bob Miller (@DynastBobFF)

 

Week 14 was tough. Kyler tears his ACL, Baltimore is down to their 3rd quarterback, Pickett gets hurt, etc. Ugh.. let's move on. By the looks at what's on the Waiver Wire, there may not be very much that can help you in your fantasy playoffs. Maybe a handful of guys if available. First, let's take a look at some notable injuries to keep an eye on:

 

BAL: Lamar Jackson (knee)
HOU: Dameon Pierce (ankle)
BAL: Tyler Huntley (concussion)
DEN: Courtland Sutton (hamstring)
SEA: Kenneth Walker (ankle)
CIN: Hayden Hurst (calf)
CIN: Joe Mixon (concussion)

 

Now let's check my Week 15 Waiver Wire Rankings:

Rank Player Team Position
1Donovan Peoples-JonesCLEWR1
2Evan EngramJACTE1
3Cam AkersLARRB1
4Zonovan KnightNYJRB2
5James CookBUFRB3
6Jerick McKinnonKCRB4
7Chris MooreHOUWR2
8Jameson WilliamsDETWR3
9DeMarcus RobinsonBALWR4
10Jared GoffDETQB1
11Parris CampbellINDWR5
12Brock PurdySFQB2
13Zay JonesJACWR6
14Mack HollinsLVRWR7
15Isaiah McKenzieBUFWR8
16Jordan MasonSFRB5
17Damien HarrisNERB6
18Chigoziem OkonkwoTENTE2
19Corey DavisNYJWR9
20Greg DulcichDENTE3
21Taysom HillNOTE4
22Jahan DotsonWASWR10
23Van JeffersonLARWR11
24Daniel BellingerNYGTE5
25DJ CharkDETWR12
26Trent SherfieldMIAWR13
27Jelani WoodsINDTE6
28Mike WhiteNYJQB3
29Ryan TannehillTENQB4
30Odell Beckham Jr.FAWR14

Quarterback: Well.. Brock Purdy came out of nowhere. He had an impressive game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Don'e be scared to roll him out there if you're in a pinch. He's an ideal pick-up for the Lamar Jackson/Kyler Murray owner. Jared Goff had him a game as well against Minnesota. Those are your top two QB pick-ups this week. Goff's matchup is a more difficult against the Jets, however I expect Amon-Ra St. Brown to be peppered with targets in that contest. On the other side of the field Mike White should have a good game against Detroit's secondary. He can be trusted as well.

 

Running Back: I really like what I'm seeing from Jerick McKinnon. He just keeps getting it done when it comes to fantasy. Kansas City is getting the ball to him in different ways. After putting up 32.40 fantasy points in Week 14, he needs be owned in all formats. Zonovan "Bam" Knight shouldn't be available. So if he is, grab him immediately. Same goes for Cam Akers and James Cook. All other RBs are dart throws.

 

Wide Receiver: I have said for weeks and weeks to pick up Donovan Peoples-Jones. He looks like the #1 in Cleveland. If he is available, he should be the #1 priority and plugged into your starting lineups. Chris Moore is a player worth grabbing as well. He could be the WR1 in Houston moving forward. DeMarcus Robinson is a safe get as well. I like his floor for the rest of this season.

 

Tight End: Evan Engram was an absolute stud on Sunday putting up a ridiculous 39.20 fantasy points. He is a must-have if available. Chigoziem Okonkwo is becoming a go-to guy in Tennessee and should be universally owned as well. Any other waiver wire TE is just a crap shoot.

Bob Miller
Bob Miller

Bob Miller founded Dynasty Pros in 2018 after spending several years writing and ranking for various websites. With playing fantasy football for over 25 years, he is very experienced in a variety of different formats including Dynasty, Redraft, IDP, Devy, & Best Ball. Bob is especially passionate about IDP, as he has developed the Dynasty Pros IDP Scoring System that is used by thousands of IDP Leagues today. His sole mission is to help people win a Fantasy League Championship.

www.DynastyProsFootball.com

Filed Under: Offense, Waiver Wire Tagged With: Waiver Wire

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