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Week 16 Waiver Wire Has Some Bangers. AND I KNOW BANGERS

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Dec 16, 2025
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Anthony RichardsonBrian RobinsonChristian WatsonDarius SlaytonDarnell MooneyDarren WallerEvan HullJalen CokerJayden ReedJordan WhittingtonMalik DavisMatthew GoldenMichael CarterPuka Nacua
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Anthony Richardson

NegativeDepth Chart14:22

Anthony Richardson was just cleared medically from his orbital fracture but will not play in Week 16; Philip Rivers has been named the starter for Monday Night Football against the 49ers. Richardson may return in Week 17 if the Colts are eliminated from playoff contention. In Superflex leagues, he could be a speculative add for Week 17 upside against Jacksonville, though he has been out for 10 weeks and his return to game shape remains uncertain.

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Brian Robinson

NegativeInjury15:32

Brian Robinson is getting surgery on his finger and will be out for a while, making him droppable in Week 16.

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Christian Watson

NegativeInjury6:30

Green Bay wide receiver suffered a chest injury in Week 15, requiring hospitalization. Jvonte Williams would be "blown away" if Watson played in Week 16, effectively ruling him out for the short-week Saturday game against Chicago.

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Darius Slayton

PositiveProjection14:38

Darius Slayton is a solid receiver for the Giants offense, providing field-stretching value. He posted a 10-target game and has a very high average depth of target (aDOT), which explains why many targets are uncatchable but also gives him a high ceiling. Jvonte Williams expects him to continue receiving a decent target share.

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Darnell Mooney

PositiveMatchup17:15

Gets Arizona in Week 16, which is a decent matchup; should see an okay amount of targets; Jvonte Williams advises to hold on to him if you want to.

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Darren Waller

PositiveProjection12:06

Darren Waller is under 40% owned despite a monster performance against Pittsburgh: two touchdowns, seven catches on eight targets, 66 yards. He's the primary red zone target for the Titans and faces Cincinnati next week, a favorable matchup. Jvonte Williams plans to start Waller in his tight end spot in his most important league and strongly advises against dropping him.

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Evan Hull

NegativeRole3:20

New Orleans running back in committee with Aldrick Esme; Hull is more explosive and better suited to be the pass catcher than Esme, but Jvonte Williams explicitly states he doesn't feel Hull is a high-upside play and is not confident adding him to teams. Hull's role in the committee is unclear going forward, and Esme is prioritized over him for goal-line work.

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Jalen Coker

PositiveProjection10:10

Carolina WR is returning to form with back-to-back strong weeks: 4 catches for 74 yards vs. Rams in Week 13, 4 catches for 60 yards and a TD vs. New Orleans in Week 15. He's moved into the number two receiving option behind Tee McMillan with emerging chemistry with Bryce Young. Faces a friendly matchup against Tampa Bay and projects to WR40-48 range in rankings per Jvonte Williams.

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Jayden Reed

PositiveRole6:30

Green Bay wide receiver is the primary beneficiary of Christian Watson's chest injury absence. Reed is running a lot of routes and seeing a decent amount of targets; Jvonte Williams hasn't seen his ceiling game yet but knows it's there on any given week. Williams rates Reed as a "really really solid wide receiver three" and prioritizes him as the top option in the Watson-less receiver room. Reed is still under 50% ownership; with Tucker Craft and Christian Watson unavailable, Jordan Love has to throw the ball somewhere.

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Jordan Whittington

NegativeBust11:32

Jordan Whittington is part of an unreliable Rams receiving core outside of Puka Nacua. Jvonte Williams advises against starting non-Puka Rams receivers in Week 16 fantasy playoffs, though Whittington could be held as a speculative play for Week 17.

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Malik Davis

PositiveValue3:10

High-end handcuff to Javvante Williams; actionable handcuff strategy play for depth and upside.

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Matthew Golden

NegativeRole7:00

Green Bay WR had a good game in Week 15 but ran only 41% of routes compared to 46% for Dontavian Wicks, indicating no meaningful role expansion. Jvonte Williams explicitly states he thinks you're insane if you're trying to throw Matthew Golden into your lineup in Week 16 of the fantasy playoffs right now. The good game was not indicative of a changing role.

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Michael Carter

PositiveValue0:00

Jvonte Williams' number one waiver wire pickup of the week at running back after Zonovan Knight's ankle sprain; Carter is playing on nearly 80% of snaps and will fill the lead back role. Projected as a top 25-30 RB in PPR with versatile runner and pass-catcher skill set from UNCC; expected to score 1-2 TDs over the next two weeks against Atlanta and Cincinnati. Strong flex option in PPR leagues despite not being a must-start.

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Puka Nacua

PositiveRole11:32

Puka Nacua is the only Rams receiver Jvonte Williams is confident in for fantasy playoffs. The Rams' receiving core functions as a plug-and-play system where non-Puka receivers (Jordan Whittington, T2 Atwell, Mumfield) are unreliable; Whittington was expected to step into that role when Puka is out, but Williams advises against starting any non-Puka Rams receiver in Week 16 fantasy playoffs.

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Ricky Pearsall

NegativeInjury8:14

San Francisco WR reaggravated his knee injury and is likely to miss the upcoming game at Indianapolis on Monday Night Football. Jvonte Williams would be surprised if he ended up suiting up, noting that reaggravations typically extend recovery timelines.

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Romeo Doubs

PositiveRole6:30

Green Bay WR was very productive when Christian Watson was not playing previously. With Watson out for Week 16 due to chest injury, Doubs is expected to continue running 90% of routes. Jvonte Williams rates him as flex-worthy against the Chicago Bears, though he doesn't want him in his own lineup; the reasoning is that Jordan Love has to throw the ball somewhere with Tucker Craft and Christian Watson unavailable. Williams notes Doubs could definitely do worse as a fallback option in the receiver hierarchy.

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0:00Good morning, friends and enemies.
0:02Welcome into the week 16 waiverwire, the semifinals of your fantasy playoffs.
0:08Kind of an interesting one, not going to lie. There's some moving parts around.
0:10There's some injuries that we need to make clear before we know who the hits, who the bangers are. But for right now,
0:17you know, I think there's some gold on the waiver wire if you play your cards right. And we're going to go through
0:21each of the positions, all the trending players, talk through my thoughts on these thoughts, and then go through the trending down players, guys that I think
0:28you can officially drop for the season.
0:31All right, let's start with the running back position because I think that is the most interesting position of the week for the waiverwire. You have
0:37Michael Carter up top there, who I would say is probably my number one waiverwire pickup of the week at the running back
0:42position, given the fact that Zonovan Knight has sprained his ankle. Troy Benson is out for the year, James Connor's out for the year. Donovan
0:49Knight got hurt very early on in Sunday's game against Houston and it led to Michael Carter playing on nearly 80% of the snaps in this one. Took all the
0:59early down work, got a lot of passcatching work as well and Michael Carter is going to end up filling that role. The one wrench kind of thrown in
1:05here is that Amari de Marcado did come back from a high ankle sprain for the first time in week 15 and I do think he
1:11will likely take that like pure passcatching role when he's a little bit healthier which obviously as the weeks progress he will become healthier and
1:18healthier. They've got a great schedule Atlanta and Cincinnati and I think Michael Carter as the lead back for those two games can be someone who
1:26scores, you know, one or two touchdowns over the next two weeks. He's also just a good versatile back. if y'all remember
1:31watching him at UNCC. He was a really a really good runner and pass catcher along with Jvonte Williams there when they were both there together. So, I
1:37think he's versatile. I think he could be used in all facets of the game and I think he will likely be their lead
1:43runner in the way that Zonovan Knight had kind of been for the last few weeks.
1:45So, in the same vein where now it's all condensed to Michael Carter and Amari De Marcado and this is assuming Zonovan
1:50Knight is out for the remainder of the season because I think he probably will be based on reports that we've heard. I
1:55think Michael Carter will be like a top, you know, 25 to 30 running back where he's not a must start, but I think you
2:00could definitely do worse if you're in a pinch, especially in PPR league. So, I like Michael Carter a lot this week.
2:05Jaka Kroski Morett only owned in 42% of leagues. He had a big game because Chris Rodriguez kind of randomly got ruled
2:11out. Ended up going 18 for 96 on the ground, a touchdown. A lot of that had to do with the fact they were playing
2:16against the New York Giants. Obviously, split work with Jeremy McNichols. One thing I will say about Chris Rodriguez, he missed the game of the groin. He was
2:23a DNP on Wednesday, but did get limited practices in on both Thursday and Friday. And as far as I'm concerned, he
2:30didn't suffer like a setback over the weekend or pregame warm-ups or anything like that. So, it does feel like he's probably trending to get back for the
2:37game against Philadelphia, who have been kind of a subpar uh defensive team against the run when Jaylen Carter is not playing, which I don't think I
2:44expect him to play in week 16, but we'll have to keep an eye on that. When Chris Rodriguez is back, this is just going to
2:48be a very, very muddled back field again. I just don't think they are planning on giving anyone just all the work here. You know, even when Chris
2:55Rodriguez kind of like was the starter, it was still like 12 carries to five for him, five for McNichols. So, it's messy.
3:01I'd pick up JCM just in case. He should be owned just in case Chris Rodriguez misses another game. He'll be a flex
3:07option for you, but not overly optimistic about it. Malik Davis just a high-end handcuff to Javvante Williams.
3:13The New Orleans backfield is a little bit interesting here as well because Deon Neil leaves the game with a hamstring injury and that likely means
3:19he's going to miss at least one game if not the remainder of the fantasy season.
3:22They get the Jets at home next week which is a juicy matchup. Now we're going to see some sort of a split
3:27backfield. No Deon Neil. We don't have word on Alvin Kamara. I still think he probably tries to make a return and
3:32probably doesn't want to go out like this, but we'll have to see. Maybe it's this week. Maybe it's next week. Maybe
3:36it's just week 18 against Atlanta. If not, it'll be a split between Aldrick Esme and Evan Hull. Now, it's kind of
3:44weird how they were used. Like Esme ended up being more heavily utilized when Devin Neil went out, but he was like more of a pass catcher. He was
3:51playing a long down and distance snaps.
3:52He was playing the passcatching role, which is weird cuz that's not the type of player he is. He is a huge body. He
3:58is a big power running back, like a thumper from Notre Dame, as you could see, 5'11, 227 pounds, where Evan Hull
4:03is like a lot more explosive, a lot more fit to be the pass catcher. So, I'm not clear on what their actual role is going
4:09to be going forward. I would prioritize Audrey Esté and Evan Hull to me doesn't feel like a high upside play really. Not
4:18even sure I really want to go ahead and add him to any of my teams, but I do feel like he will be part of the
4:22committee here and and will throw a little bit of a wrench into Audrey Estay. Though, I do think Esté is very
4:26very likely to be the one that ends up getting the goal line scores here. And at the end of the day, I think the
4:30running backs in New Orleans have like a relatively featured role. They catch a lot of passes. They get a decent amount
4:36of goal line scores. Like I don't hate Audrey Esté as a play, a fill-in play in week 16 as a flex guy against the New
4:43York Jets, assuming Deon Deal and Alvin Kamar are both out. The other guy to talk about here that is not listed is
4:48Jaw Jordan. Jaward Jordan, Houston running back. He is 26 years old. He was a very late round pick years ago, like
4:562023 or 2024. He actually was the starter over Isaac Greno at Louisville at the time. This was his first carry in
5:03the NFL in week 15 because Nick Chub was ruled out with a rib injury. Woody Marks left the game with an ankle injury and
5:09didn't return mainly because they were whooping the out of Arizona. So, I get it. Maybe it's something that lingers though. Jar Jordan was placed
5:16back with the practice squad, but I think that's just more of a formality.
5:18They'll have to see what the deal is with Woody Marks. If Woody Marks does end up missing this game and or Nick
5:22Chub, they probably call Jaw Jordan back up. Now, Jar Jordan, great game. 15 for 101 on the ground, two for 17 through
5:28the air. So overall, like good on paper.
5:31I am not overly confident that like both Woody Marks and Nick Chub both end up missing the week 16 game against the
5:38Raiders. Good matchup at home against the Raiders here. I do think Woody Marks could have returned again if they weren't putting the beat down on the
5:44Arizona Cardinals. Nick Chubbs got the rib injury. I would put him at 50/50 to play this week as well. Obviously, if
5:50either of those guys are active, Jar Jordan just takes a major back seat here. He should probably be owned just in case the practice reports end up
5:56moving in favor of him. He'll be a guy that probably consolidates a lot of the work. I will also say Darian Goomba was
6:02playing the passcatching role. So it wouldn't be just like pure upside. It wouldn't be pure Bellcow role for Jaw Jordan, but you do expect Houston to be
6:10a very very friendly game script to the running backs against Las Vegas. They'll probably be like 8 n 10 11 point
6:17favorites in that one, which does not point towards like Darren Goombow getting a lot of play time as a pass catching back. Move over to the wide
6:24receivers now. I think there's basically two situations to talk about here. The first would be the Green Bay situation.
6:30You have Christian Watson leaving the game, going to the hospital, got the chest injury. I would be blown away if he played in week 16 from everything
6:37that I have heard. They also play on a short week on Saturday against Chicago.
6:42So, less rest. I'd go as far as saying he's not playing, which does open up the receiver room to Jaden Reed, who's still
6:47under 50% own somehow. But, it's going to be Jaden Reed. It's going to be a lot of Romeo Dobs. And I'm sure there's
6:51going to be one of either Matthew Golden or Dontaven Wixs that kind of like pop off per se on any given week over the
6:58next couple of weeks. So assuming Christian Watson's out, would definitely prioritize Jaden Reed as the one. He's running a lot of routes now. He's seeing
7:04a decent amount of targets right now. We haven't seen the ceiling game, but we know it's there on any given week. Romeo
7:09Dobs was really good for a while when Christian Watson was not playing. So I do expect him to continue to run 90% of
7:15the routes. And you know, Jordan Love's got to throw the ball somewhere. They don't got Tucker Craft. They don't got Christian Watson. So Jaden Reed to me is
7:20like a really really solid wide receiver three right now. I think Romeo Dobs is flex worthy against the Chicago Bears going forward. I don't want to have him
7:27in my lineup, but you could definitely do worse. And then the other two like Golden had the good game, but he still
7:32ran 41% of routes compared to 46% for Dantavian Wick. So yeah, he he caught a couple of passes like finally, but this
7:40was not any sort of like changing of the guard. And maybe they force him more into a role that's like, "Hey, you need
7:44to do what Christian Watson was doing, but I think you're insane if you're trying to throw Matthew Golden into your lineup in week 16 of the fantasy
7:51playoffs right now." So, I would order it. Jaden Reed, Romeo Dobs, Matthew Golden, Dantavian Wixs. You guys kind of know the deal with Adonai Mitchell. The
8:01Chicago receiver room is probably the only other one worth talking about here because you have Roma Dunes who reagravated the stress fracture in his
8:08foot and will likely be out for at least a week if not the remainder of the season. Now reagravations typically end
8:14up being a much longerlasting injury. I guess I should throw that in with Ricky Pierall who is likely to miss the
8:20upcoming game at Indie. He reagravated his knee injury. So I would be surprised if he ended up suiting up on Monday
8:25Night Football. It's up for Jawan Jennings, up for George KD, but I don't really necessarily want to touch anything else in that offense in
8:32relation to the wide receivers. Chicago though, so we have Luther Burton in the midst of like a little bit of a breakout
8:37with Roma Dunay out. However, he ends up suffering an ankle sprain. I really don't know the severity of it. We haven't got much word on it. He was seen
8:44carded off the field at the end of the game, but again, could be precautionary.
8:48Just don't want to walk on it. From what we've heard, he's very much dayto-day.
8:51That feels more like a low ankle sprain than a high ankle sprain. Again though, what is working against them is they
8:57play Saturday, so they have one fewer day of rest, but it does also mean we'll have practice reports earlier on. We
9:03will probably get our first practice report. Saturday games will be Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. So hopefully by the time you guys see this, we'll have our
9:09first practice report on Luther Burton.
9:10We'll see if he's LP or DNP and we can get a little bit more clarification on it. Unfortunately, even if Luther Burden
9:16ends up missing this game, like I'm not interested at all on Zakius. I'm not interested in anyone behind him. You know, you got DJ Moore who's now going
9:22to be siphoned targets and then they'll probably play a lot of two tight end sets. So, like Coulson Love, I I think
9:27becomes a stronger start. You're not starting Cole Keta obviously, but hopefully Burton can play and if that's the case, you know, I think he's a
9:33decent wide receiver three flex option with weekly upside right now. And as always, you know, the rankings that I have up on the website will be updated
9:40live throughout the week as injuries come in, both the waiverwire rankings, which will be live by the time this video goes live. So, it'll have my exact
9:47fab suggestions. It'll have my actual rankings of all these players in terms of who I would prioritize. And then my weekly sit start rankings go live
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10:24All right, so we got Green Bay, we got Chicago. Jaylen Coker, I think needs to be mentioned. He is now kind of getting
10:30back to form, back-to-back big weeks for him. Four for 74 against the Rams, week 13 by 4 for 60 and a touchdown. Week 15
10:37against New Orleans. Gets a very friendly matchup against Tampa Bay. How sticky is it? I I think he's moved into like the number two option behind Tet
10:45McMillan for sure. And and you're seeing a little bit of Bryce Young, Jaylen Coker chemistry happening here. So, he'll probably be somewhere in the the
10:52wide receiver 40 to 48 range when I drop my rankings this week. Just one of those like you could do worse. Tight end gets
10:59a little bit interesting. We have Kobe Parkinson, which is going to be like the worst kept secret this week. Everyone's just going to kind of reiterate the same
11:05things over and over again. Dvonte Adams is going to be out for their Thursday night game against Seattle. Seattle's not good against tight ends. The Rams
11:11run a ton of three tight end sets.
11:13Obviously, Kobe Parkinson now has six receiving touchdowns in his last six games. That is crazy. And now when they're inside the five, they're going
11:21to have to go to those playaction tight end sets often or just feed Kairen and Blake Corm over and over and over again
11:28without Dvonte Adams on the field.
11:30Obviously opens up targets, opportunities, all that kind of stuff.
11:32And I guess we could touch on that. I'm not really confident in any receiver outside of Puka in this receiving core.
11:37Like typically this is kind of a plug-and-play system where it's like you kind of expected when Puka is out that Jordan Whittington was going to step
11:44into that role, but they've got Jordan Whittington. They've got 2 T2 Atwell.
11:46They've got I think Mumfield who was a guy that that stepped in during Puka's absence and scored a touchdown. So yeah,
11:51I mean if you're starting one of those nonpuka wide receivers from the Rams in week 16 of your fantasy playoffs, you
11:57are down tremendously. So if you want to take a shot on one of them, like if you want to just like hold Jordan
12:01Whittington and kind of like see what happens and maybe you start him in week 17, go for it. But that ain't me. And
12:06then we've got Darren Waller who I can't believe is still under 40% owned. Like he needed to be picked up and we saw
12:11last night why played Pittsburgh. Two touchdowns, seven catches on eight targets, 66 yards. So monster fantasy performance for those of you that ended
12:19up playing him. Came at the end of the game for the most part, but still that is their red zone offense when they get
12:24down there. Two looks for the big body Darren Waller and they play Cincinnati next week. Couldn't ask for a better matchup. So I will be starting Darren
12:31Waller in my tight end spot in my most important league next week. Couple other names that were not on the trending tab
12:36list. I already mentioned Coulson Lovelin. Obviously a really good pickup if Rome and Luther Burton are out. Mike Siki I still think deserves a shout if
12:43T. Higgins ends up missing a game. I know that he had a very very poor game on Sunday. But like more often than not
12:49when T or Jamar Chase misses, Mosiki becomes the secondary receiver. Joe Burrow just couldn't get anything going against the Ravens defense outside of
12:56just throwing to Jamar Chase. So I think better days are ahead. They play Miami next week again. Like I just like
13:00getting pieces of that matchup. So, I think if you're desperate, can definitely get back into your lineup if needed. And don't like overemphasize
13:08recency bias off of a one game sample size. And then two other receivers real quick to circle back there. Devon Vele,
13:14about time that needs some respect out of y'all. He is playing really well. They get the Jets. He's become like a very high floor PPR play.
13:22He's averaging 14 PPR fantasy points per game over the last three. Now that they give him a workload, like he's playing
13:28really well. He's he's gotten almost the same amount of targets as Chris Ave over the last three weeks. So, and then
13:33Darius Sllayton coming off a 10arget game. I think he's just good. I I think he's just good for this offense. I think
13:39he just provides something a field stretcher. His A dot is very high, which is why a lot of his targets end up being
13:44uncatchable, but he had 10 targets in this one. I think he's going to continue to get a decent amount of targets. He's
13:49got a low floor, but he's got a very high ceiling because the average depth of target is very far downfield. And the
13:53last player I will circle back on, you know, I don't typically do a lot of quarterback discussion in these videos.
13:58I guess we could talk about Gardenner Mchu, though. They play at Tennessee this week is obviously filling in for Patrick Mahomes. That's a good matchup
14:04for him, but then they play Denver in week 17. So, if you're going to pick up Gardenner Mchu as like a quarterback 2
14:08streaming option in Superflex leagues, you could do so. Just know that he will not be in your lineup in week 17. Tyler
14:15Shuck is a great streamer at this point.
14:16CJ Stroud's a great streamer at this point for one quarterback leagues. And then Anthony Richardson is the other one that I want to talk about real quick.
14:22Philip Rivers has already been named the starter for their week 16 matchup, Monday Night Football, against the 49ers. I think as soon as Philip Rivers
14:31and the Colts are eliminated from the playoffs, and I don't know if that's actually possible to happen on Monday night, but I do think they end up going
14:39to Anthony Richardson, maybe even Riley Leonard, but Anthony Richardson was just cleared medically from his orbital fracture. Now, when he returns to
14:47practice, when he's actually in game shape, when they're ready to play him, remains to be seen. It obviously won't be in week 16. So, the only other option
14:54left is week 17. But again, if you are in a superflex league, you need a quarterback, too. I'm definitely not throwing Anthony Richardson in, you
15:02know, a one quarterback league off of 10 weeks of of being out at this point. But we know the weekly ceiling that A- Rich
15:08has if he does get that week 17 start. I believe they play the Jacksonville Jaguars. So, tough matchup, but y'all know A- Rich. All right, let's move over
15:14to the trending down tab. Once again, we've got the running backs. Emanuel Wilson, just a handcuff to Jacobs. Do what you want with it. Devin Singleary
15:21kind of got overtaken by Tracy. Listen, if you need the spot, you're probably not starting him this week, so I don't
15:26blame you. Chris Rodriguez, another one where if you need the spot, don't blame you. Brian Robinson, just a handcuff to I believe, is getting surgery on his
15:32finger, going to be out for a while, so he's droppable. Jaylen Wright, it's fine. Droppable. Zonovan Knight dropable. Kyle Manangi would not drop.
15:39Trey Benson is droppable. Ali Gordon droppable. Jordan Mason wouldn't drop.
15:43He's splitting carries pretty evenly with Aaron Jones at this point. They get the New York Giants in week 16, so could
15:48hold on to him. Uh Kareem Hunt, they might go run heavy there without Mahomes. I I don't know. Obviously, it's not it's not pretty out there. I would
15:55hold on to the Kansas City Chiefs running backs for one more week. Shawn Tucker getting about three carries, goal line carry. Yeah, he's droppable to me.
16:02Fenoi is fine. Uh he's kind of like a handcuff wide receiver at this point.
16:06They get the Chargers next week. You're not actually going to throw him into your lineup, so he's droable. Jerry Judy, I probably hold on to I might uh I
16:12might rip him in one of the next two weeks if I'm really desperate. Mchi I think is still runs a lot of routes
16:16still gets a decent amount of targets so he's got a floor but like I can't imagine him being in your lineup. Jen
16:20Higgins I would hold on to. Yoshio is droppable. Worthy at this point is probably droppable. Quint Johnson missed last game but I wouldn't drop him. Trey
16:27Tucker at Houston this week droppable if you need the spot. Shimray DK is droppable. Darnell Mooney has been asked. They do get Arizona so a decent
16:35matchup. Should see an okay amount of targets. So hold on to him if you want to. Devon do not drop. Isaac Tesla you
16:41could drop. Malik Washington you could drop. Romeo Dobs, I would not drop.
16:44Brettton Strange, I would not drop. Zack Z, you could drop. Mark Andrews, I probably wouldn't drop. Waller, definitely not. Gassiki, I would not.
16:50Concincade, I would not. AJ Barner, you could drop. Katton, you can drop. All right, and that is it for the week 16
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