Welcome to our in-season coverage of waiver wire considerations for this week.
We won’t be forcing waiver wire advice or suggestions. Instead, expect to see a wide-ranging number of players each week, based solely on increasing snaps, injury or any combination of events that suggest a player’s status could change in the future. You can expect we will be providing a bit of justification for the addition as well as just how deep the particular player is. We are only highlighting those players that we believe deserve some level of attention, not merely players who happen to see targets or log a carry. As is always the case in fantasy, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Whether you are a multiple-year winner or in a constant state of rebuilding, the waiver wire is, arguably, your largest source of talent from which you will build your future dynasty. Being first to act and last to react, year over year, will play a huge role in the building and shaping of your team(s). It takes a lot of commitment to stay that engaged, but it’s an activity that will pay dividends every year.
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Jeff Haverlack
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Mark D'Angelo
October 16, 2018 at 10:53 am
Is it time to drop Keelan Cole in favor of Williams, Moore or Chester Rogers?
Stefan Byramji
October 16, 2018 at 12:08 pm
Raheem Mostert? Monday night game was probably too late to mention in the article, but what is your take on him?
Sam Rodgers
October 17, 2018 at 11:11 am
I’m curious about Mostert, too. I just dumped a fair amount of FAAB on him (waiver wire is absolutely picked clean). He seems to profile as a smaller back like Breida, but he looked really quick and powerful when on the field and I’m betting Breida’s chances of finishing the year without missing time are pretty low. He seems to suffer an injury every week. If Morris is the odd man out and Breida goes down, seems like Mostart is in line for some great opportunities. Though based on his physical profile and measurables I’m guessing he won’t be valuable beyond 2018.