We pick out some names who could be crucial to your fantasy playoff run.
We finish up the coaching changes series with a look at the Washington Commanders.
Ryan suggests nine players who dynasty managers should consider dropping from their rosters.
We break down the signing of Austin Ekeler in Washington.
Addison Hayes gives you some players to target before their values change over the off-season.
We examine the performances of another pair of rookies.
Which players could help you bring your championship home or be good stashes for next season?
We explore the target share data that could help in your lineup decisions this week.
We offer up some late-season waiver wire options.
After another week of injuries, we break down some waiver wire options.
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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 13!
Players to double-check availability and immediately add:
To kick things off, we turn to a pair of Raiders running backs who have been okay for fantasy lately in Abdullah and McCormick. Abdullah has been in this article now three weeks in a row, so I’m not going to harp on him any longer other than to mention him as an add this week once again. But the other name – Sincere McCormick – is one I wrote off last week because he only had five touches and I just thought Dylan Laube was better still. But McCormick is the new ground-and-pound runner for Vegas until Zamir White or Alexander Mattison return. This week he logged 12 carries for 64 yards and two catches for one yard, which is a fairly decent stat line, especially against a fantastic Chiefs run defense.
