Dynasty Fantasy Football Waiver Wire: Week 11

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Addison Hayes Posted On November 13, 2023

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In case you are reading this, there is one bit of information to know before you start reading names. Just like last year’s series, we will be utilizing player rostership percentages, courtesy of real dynasty rosters from 1,700 MFL leagues. While this may not be entirely accurate for every individual league, it is very reflective of how managers view who is worthy or not of a roster spot. Now that that’s covered, let’s dive into the waiver wire after week ten!

Players to double-check availability and immediately add:

Joshua Dobbs, QB MIN
Jameis Winston, QB NO
Rico Dowdle, RB DAL
Brandin Cooks, WR DAL
Michael Wilson, WR ARI
Demario Douglas, WR NE
Noah Brown, WR HOU

Bailey Zappe, QB and Malik Cunningham, QB NE

Another week, another Mac Jones benching for Bailey Zappe. The difference this week was Jones being benched on the final drive when they needed a touchdown to win; Bill Belichick intentionally went to Zappe to try to win the game. Granted, he threw a horrible interception to lose the game, but Belichick seems all but done with Jones and Zappe needs to be added in every superflex league if he is named the starter. The unfortunate part here though is that Zappe is also not a good quarterback, so he might not be a quality starter if you’re desperate for a QB2, so look to add Zappe and then flip him for a fourth if/when he’s named the starter.

I will also shout out Malik Cunningham as a speculative add too. Cunningham has been on a rollercoaster ride this year going from the practice squad to waivers to the active roster back to waivers and now is back on the practice squad. But if Belichick is really looking for a high-upside option at quarterback to end this season, Cunningham is that guy. He has a strong arm and is an explosive runner as well and could add some much-needed juice to this offense if Belichick turned his way.