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Some Diamonds Hide on the Week 15 Waiver Wire

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Dec 9, 2025
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Tue, December 9, 2025
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Alec PierceBrenton StrangeBrock BowersD.J. MooreDaniel JonesDarnell MooneyDarnell WashingtonDarren WallerDavid NjokuDevin SingletaryDevon WilliamsGreg DortchJa'Marr ChaseJayden Reed
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Alec Pierce

NegativeRole5:53

Colts WR negatively impacted by both Philip Rivers and Riley Leonard at QB. The source states Pierce "feels like the odd man out here because he capitalizes so heavily on deep passes, accurate deep passes outside the hashes. And I don't really feel confident that Riley Leonard or Philip Rivers are able to do that."

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Brenton Strange

PositiveProjection17:01

Hold recommended; was a penalty away from another touchdown last week and has touchdown upside going forward.

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Brock Bowers

NegativeRole12:08

Established as the top tight end in the Raiders offense.

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D.J. Moore

PositiveRole19:47

With the number one receiver likely out for multiple weeks, DJ Moore will have elevated opportunity running 90% of routes, though consistency is near zero. The source would prioritize him over alternatives like Trey Tucker given the increased volume from the top receiver absence and Roma Dun's injury status, suggesting conditional value in a depleted receiver room despite overall inconsistency.

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Daniel Jones

NegativeInjury1:10

Out for the season with a ruptured Achilles. In dynasty leagues, the source completed a trade sending 2026 and 2027 second-round picks (with a 2026 third in return) to acquire him as a long-term QB3 asset, recommending acquisition at a second-round pick or better.

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Darnell Mooney

NegativeMatchup16:42

Has produced more dud games than good games; however, Tampa Bay is a favorable matchup for Thursday Night Football this week, making him a potential desperation start. Once Drake London returns the following week, Mooney likely reverts to a limited role, so holding is preferred over dropping.

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Darnell Washington

PositiveInjury15:03

In the concussion protocol and may miss Pittsburgh's week 16 game against Miami at home, which would open up route share and target consolidation for other tight ends on the Steelers.

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Darren Waller

PositiveValue14:22

Owned in fewer than 50% of leagues (42%) and is on some drop lists, but the source strongly advises against dropping him; despite only 30% snap share in Week 15 against a team Miami controlled, Waller should be kept for weeks 16-17 when Miami plays Cincinnati and Tampa Bay, as playing a tight end against Cincinnati is an automatic lineup decision.

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David Njoku

NegativeInjury13:25

Has a knee injury but needs to be owned everywhere if not already; the source emphasizes the urgency of acquiring him despite the injury concern.

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Devin Singletary

PositiveRole8:49

If Tyrone Tracy misses Week 15 against Washington due to his hip injury, Singleary is in for a floor of 15 PPR points with all Giants backfield touches consolidated. Even if Tracy plays, both backs will likely get 12–15 touches each, and Washington is horrendous against running backs, making Singleary a good flex play either way. Tracy suffered the injury mid-game in Week 14 but reports indicate it's not overly serious, and with two weeks to recover before Week 15, he's expected to be fine, though practice reports are pending.

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Devon Williams

PositiveUsage11:25

Running every single route on his team and led the team in receiving yards with 40 yards last week despite Tyler Shuck running in multiple touchdowns. Upcoming matchups are great (Carolina, New York Jets at home, Tennessee). Should definitely be owned and could work as a flex option in a pinch.

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Greg Dortch

NegativeInjury17:47

Currently on injured reserve; acceptable to drop.

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Ja'Marr Chase

NegativeRole13:59

Historically when Jamar Chase is out, Mike Caseiki gets a huge boost in playing time, production, targets, and volume; this context is provided to explain Caseiki's expected role expansion with T. Higgins out.

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Jayden Reed

PositiveRole10:18

48% owned and should have been stashed all season. Came back and ran about 65% of routes in Green Bay's offense in their first week back. Green Bay has a tough schedule ahead (at Denver, at Chicago Week 17, against Baltimore), but Reed is a very talented player in a high-octane offense. Can be started as a wide receiver three or flex play.

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Jaylen Wright

NegativeRole8:22

Titans handcuff to grab as insurance in case the starter misses Week 15 at Pittsburgh, though the source doesn't expect that to happen. The starter is probably fine and won't be limited or held back going forward.

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Kimani Vidal

PositiveUsage18:52

Definitely hold; in first game back with Amari and Hampton still very involved, went over 100 yards of scrimmage thanks to a big play through the air. Expected to be part of a two-back committee going forward.

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Luther Burden

PositiveRole11:05

With Roma Dunce sidelined, Burden saw an uptick from 50% to 70% of snaps and is getting a decent amount of targets—four straight games with at least five targets. Faces Cleveland in Week 15, which is a good defense but has been vulnerable in random weeks. The source likes Luther Burden and would prefer him as a target in the Chicago Bears passing offense, though wishes to see him get 90% of routes.

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Michael Pittman

PositiveRole5:43

Colts pass-catcher who benefits from Philip Rivers at QB for improved stability and checkdown opportunities compared to Riley Leonard. The source cautions against over-projecting Pittman's strong Week 14 performance with Leonard, noting Jacksonville was up 2–3 touchdowns and playing cover-four defense designed to funnel checkdowns, not indicative of sustainable target share.

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Pat Bryant

NegativeRole11:44

Day-two pick who has jumped Troy Franklin in route share and is now the second-highest route runner in the Raiders offense, running 50–60–70% of routes. One of two rookies simultaneously coming up together with Jack Bash. However, the source is not overly optimistic about his ceiling given the Raiders' inability to protect Gino Smith and low passing volume, comparing him to a Jakobi Meyers/Romeo Dobbs archetype.

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Pat Freiermuth

PositiveSleeper15:08

Had one strong week against Cincinnati; if Darnell Washington misses Week 16 against Miami at home, Freiermuth should see 70–80% route share and consolidate tight end targets in Pittsburgh's passing game, creating a solid floor and making him a viable streamer over alternatives like Kobe Parkinson or Ben Sinnott in deep leagues.

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Philip Rivers

NegativeProjection3:21

Indianapolis is reaching out to Rivers as a potential QB signing. Rivers has not played since 2020 (5-year layoff) and showed only okay arm strength in his recent workout. Unlike Joe Flacco, who has remained active in NFL training camps and practices over the past five years, Rivers faces significant rust and diminished arm talent compared to his final Colts season. If Rivers starts over Riley Leonard, the source feels slightly better about Jonathan Taylor and Michael Pittman due to Rivers providing more stability and checkdown opportunities, though the source lacks confidence in his deep-ball accuracy for Alec Pierce.

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Riley Leonard

PositiveRole2:24

Colts starting QB diagnosed with grade one PCL sprain, likely not long-term and expected to miss only this week. As a mobile Notre Dame QB with 17 rushing touchdowns in his final year, he has superflex upside when healthy. Rates as a streamable QB2 in superflex leagues if desperate, but the source lacks confidence in his ability to throw accurate deep passes outside the hashes, which negatively impacts Alec Pierce. Caution against over-projecting Michael Pittman's strong Week 14 performance with Leonard, as Jacksonville was up 2–3 touchdowns and playing cover-four defense designed to funnel checkdowns.

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Romeo Doubs

NegativeRole17:07

Droppable in most leagues; only worth holding in 14+ team PPR formats due to limited role.

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Tre Tucker

NegativeUsage12:08

Runs the most routes in the Raiders offense, establishing him as the primary receiver target. Has good matchups at Philadelphia and Houston, plus week 17 against Indianapolis, but questionable whether he would be started in a championship game; acceptable to drop.

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Troy Franklin

NegativeDepth Chart18:00

Has been passed by Pat Bryant in the depth chart; though there may be usable games in the near future, predicting them is almost impossible. Faces tough slate with Green Bay, Jacksonville, and Kansas City matchups; acceptable to drop if needed.

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Tyrone Tracy

NegativeInjury8:49

Suffered a hip injury mid-game in Week 14; reports indicate it's not overly serious. With two weeks to recover before Week 15, he's expected to be fine, though practice reports are pending.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00Good morning friends and enemies. We are here for the week 15 waiverwire. Week 15 means we are headed to the fantasy
0:09playoffs if you are watching here. So it's a good year for your boy. We've got four leagues over there. We are in the
0:14playoffs in all four of them. We got two buys. We got a five seed. We got a six seed. We're sprinkled all over the place
0:20right now. And I can relate to wherever you are in your fantasy playoffs. You know, if you've got a buy this week 15
0:26matchup, you can finally rest. You can you can take a nap. You can close your eyes for a second. You can let your
0:32league mates squirm around on Sunday praying, wishing, hoping for a dub.
0:38You've already done your work in the regular season, right? You've done your preparation and now you are here. But the preparing is not done yet cuz we've
0:46got to hit the waiver wire. And I think there are some interesting names. I think there are some interesting conversations to be had here. And I'm
0:52going to start with the quarterback position, which is one I don't typically do because I don't play in one quarterback league. So, like the
0:58streaming thing, you could probably get that elsewhere in terms of content, but I do play in a lot of superflex leagues
1:03and there are a lot of players affected by some of the quarterback situations around the league right now. We're going to start off with what's going on in
1:10Indianapolis because Daniel Jones is out with the ruptured Achilles. Obviously, he will not be back this season. And, you know, as I uh actually mentioned in
1:18yesterday's streaming video, I said, you know, if I was in the Dynasty League, I would go try to shoot off a second for
1:23Daniel Jones to see if he can get that done. I actually completed a trade this morning for Daniel Jones in a dynasty
1:29league. So, I have like Lamar, I have Baker Mayfield, but I don't have a really solid QB3. Like, I have Gino
1:34Smith, but I'm not confident that he'll have a job next year. So, what I ended up doing was sending that second for
1:40Daniel Jones. The trade was not accepted on the spot, but there was a counter in which I gave up my 2026 second, 2027
1:48second, but I also got a 2026 third in return for Daniel Jones. So basically, I was giving up my 2027 second and then
1:56swapping my second and third for this year's draft. I'm in the playoffs. I have the buy. So that at best that
2:01second is going to be like the 209 or the 210. And that's to Adam, who you guys are probably watching the Dynasty
2:07channel. He did not make the playoffs.
2:08So that is probably going to be like the 304, 305. So it's really only like six spots difference there. And then gave up
2:14the second for the following season. And I got Daniel Jones, which I think was the perfect price. So again, I think if
2:19you can go get Daniel Jones right now in your Dynasty League for a second, go do that. However, we are talking about
2:24reddraft here. Now, interesting wrench thrown into the conundrum. Riley Leonard just diagnosed with a grade one PCL sprain. That's not a significant injury.
2:34It's likely not long-term. However, he probably will be out for this week.
2:39Regardless, you weren't playing him because they are playing at Seattle. So, that's a nightmare matchup. Anyone who has JT, anyone who has those players
2:46that are on buy, you are praying to the fantasy gods and thanking them. But, uh, if you have Indianapolis players this
2:52week, you're probably in hell. Riley Leonard. Uh, here's what I'll say about Riley Leonard. He was a Notre Dame quarterback last year. He played at Duke
2:58for three years prior to that. His arm, nothing to write home about. However, however, the dude can use his legs. He
3:04had 17, yes, you heard that correctly, 17 rushing touchdowns his final year at Notre Dame. The guy can scoot. The guy
3:11can move. He is a very very mobile and tough quarterback under center. So when he returns maybe he could be a thing in
3:17superflex leagues. The problem is now they're reaching out to Philip Rivers.
3:21To give you a reminder of Philip Rivers that was the guy who's the quarterback in San Diego LA for about 15 years and
3:29then he came over to Indie obviously and played his final season in 2020. All right. So Philip Rivers hasn't stepped on an NFL field since 2020. This is
3:38going to be a 5-year layoff if they sign him. Now, apparently he had his workout last night, Monday night. Looked okay.
3:45Arm was okay. So, it looks like it's progressing and trending towards them signing him. Do they start him right away? Is this a Joe Flacco situation?
3:53One thing to note obviously is like Flaco still has a lot more pop in his arm than Rivers did in that final season
3:59with Indie. Uh Rivers's arm became, you know, little noodly, became a checkown artist. Joe Flacco still pop. Joe Flaco was still around the he's been around
4:07the NFL for the last 5 years. like he's been playing, he's been in training camps, he's been practicing, he's been making starts. So, very, very different
4:13conundrum here. Again, Rivers has not played since the year 2020, which actually does beg the question, and I thought of this and I wanted to tweet it
4:20out and then I was like, there's just absolutely no upside to tweeting out something that has to do with like Rivers Hall of Fame candidacy. I'm
4:27curious because I Rivers is going to be one of those guys that a lot of people discuss about whether or not they should
4:31be in the Hall of Fame, no championships, what longevity, his stats are there, whatever. I don't care. I don't have an opinion. And I don't give
4:36a [ __ ] about Philip Rivers getting in the Hall of Fame or not. I did have a question though because he retired in
4:402020. You know, you have to be out of the league for I think 5 years before you can be eligible for it, which would
4:46put him, I think, eligible for it next year. So those uh insufferable conversations would probably start in 2026. But if he returns for like one or
4:53two games, would that push his eligibility back now another 5 years to 2030? That's what you got to ask yourself. And by then, I actually think
5:01that hurts his case because the case that he will have made for himself will be the longevity and the stats. Not
5:08winning championships, not winning any of those things cuz he didn't do that.
5:11No MVP awards. But another 5 years, all that will do will put a lot of these guys who are racking up stats right now
5:18above Rivers. So, I think his case actually gets weakened if this were to happen. I don't know why I'm on this
5:23tangent. I'm sorry. like this is nothing to [ __ ] do with your week 15 waiverwire, but Rivers might be starting. The other part of this is like
5:31Rivers trains quarterbacks in the offseason apparently and Riley Leonard was one of them. So maybe they bring him in to be like a mentor, though I don't
5:37know why Rivers would want to do that. I think he's likely trying to play if he is actually returning to an NFL field
5:43after Seattle. They do get two home games, San Francisco, Jacksonville. So maybe startable options. I will say I probably feel a little bit better about
5:53Jonathan Taylor, about Michael Pitman if Philip Rivers is under center. Alec Pierce feels like the odd man out here because he capitalizes so heavily on
6:03deep passes, accurate deep passes outside the hashes. And I don't really feel confident that Riley Leonard or Philip Rivers are able to do that. All
6:12that being said, this is one huge here between Rivers and Riley Leonard where if Leonard gets starts, I think he's like a streamable QB2 in
6:22superflex leagues if you're desperate. I kind of think that's the same with Rivers. Like I don't imagine Rivers has much statistical upside here. But I do
6:29think Rivers probably gives Jonathan Taylor a little bit more stability. I think he probably gives those checkdown guys a little bit more stability. I know
6:35people are going to be making the the point of like, oh, look what Michael Pitman did with Riley Leonard under center. Guys, Jacksonville was up by
6:42like two, three touchdowns at that point. They were just playing cover four defense. They're like, "Just don't beat us deep. Here's all the checkdowns that
6:47you want, you know, uh, Alakart, do whatever you want over the five 10 yards in this part of the field." So, uh,
6:53yeah, I don't I don't think that's necessarily projectable of what the target share is or what's going to happen going forward with Riley Leonard
6:59on a quarterback if he is. But again, he's dealing with the PCL sprain and we need to move on. I don't even think I
7:04had a [ __ ] point here. The other streamers I like this week, CJ Strad goes against Arizona. Just got absolutely ripped up by Matthew
7:09Stafford's got the full strength of his weapons. Love that matchup for him.
7:12Tyler Shuck has been kind of going crazy the last three or four weeks. Has scored over 17 fantasy points in three the last
7:18four weeks. Obviously showed that he could use his legs. They get a ridiculous slate of matchups going forward, too. I mean, he's done it
7:24against bad uh bad defenses, but he continues to get bad defenses. He gets Carolina and the New York Jets at home
7:29over the next two weeks before getting Tennessee in the fantasy championship matchup. So definitely go get him. And then Shadore Sanders popped. Had a
7:37massive, massive game in week 14. Gets a game at Chicago. So not a terrible matchup. Chicago, Buffalo, Pittsburgh. I don't really feel great about any of
7:44those. So I'm probably not starting Shidor Sanders if I don't have to. So we just spent all of our time on
7:49quarterbacks, which is good, which is great and fine because honestly there's not much to talk about the running back position. Blake Horm had a had a huge
7:56game on Sunday, obviously second straight backto-back huge game. But matchups start to get a little more difficult. Detroit and then at Seattle
8:03still playing on only you know 35 30% of snaps. It's still Kron Williams' backfield for the most part though.
8:08Blake Hormum when they insert their will, he will have fine games. I think he's like a flex option in good matchups
8:14and he's obviously a high high-end handcuff right now especially when they play bad opponents. But um yeah, Blake Horm should be owned. I'm not like going
8:22out and spending all the fab that I have on him regardless. Jaylen Wright, we've heard the news that Achan's probably fine. I don't think he's really going to
8:29be limited or like held back in any capacity going forward. What we're really looking forward to is that week 16 match up against Cincinnati when Han
8:37needs to put up that 35 piece for us. Uh so Jaylen Wright, if you want to if you want to grab him just as like insurance
8:43or something in case Han misses week 15 at Pittsburgh, which I don't expect to be the case there, like he's fine. He's
8:49a handcuff. The only other name that really piques my interest on this list that is owned in less than 50% of
8:54leagues would be Devin Singleary, though it's 46, so he's he's probably owned in any serious leagues. Singleary, if you remember, prior to the week 14 buy, the
9:03Giants lost Tyrone Tracy in the middle of the game to a hip injury. Apparently, the reports are that it's not overly
9:08serious whatsoever. And the fact that he's had two weeks to recover from it would lead you to believe that he will
9:13be fine for week 15, but we don't have practice reports yet. So, if Tracy comes out and is a DMP this week, I mean, the
9:20match up against Washington, I even think Singleary would be a good play, a good flex play against Washington cuz they're horrendous against running
9:26backs. Even if Tyrone Tracy is playing in this one, I think both of them will probably get somewhere between 12 to 15
9:31touches. But if Tracy misses this match up against Washington, I think Deon Singleary is in for like a floor of 15
9:36PBR points because when you consolidate all the touches in the Giants backfield, it becomes a clapfest. Moving over to the wide receivers here. Ryan Fenoi,
9:47Florenoi, I don't give a [ __ ] how we say it. We care about his fantasy production. He will only matter if CD
9:52Lamb is out with a concussion. So, that's a tough match up against Minnesota regardless. So, I don't know that I'm like trying to really start him
9:58either way. CD Lamb had the concussion on Thursday. He's going to have 10 days to clear. So, we'll kind of have to just
10:03wait on news there. Jaden Reed 48% own.
10:06He should have been stashed this entire time. came back, ran about 65% of the routes in Green Bay's offense their first week back. They do get a tough
10:13schedule. They're at Denver, then they're back at Chicago week 17 against Baltimore. But yeah, he's a very talented player in a high octane offense
10:21there. So Jay Reed could be started as your wide receiver three flex play. I don't feel like overly optimistic, but I'm sure he'll have a good game or two
10:27over the course of the remainder of the season here. But good to see him back running routes, getting handoffs, like used in a very, very high capacity in
10:35that offense here. Luther Burden is the other one with Roma Dunce sidelined. We saw a little bit of an uptick, right? He
10:40goes from 50% of snaps up to 70% of snaps. He is getting a decent amount of targets. That's four straight games with
10:46at least five targets here. They play Cleveland in week 15. Cleveland is, you know, a good defense, but I I feel like
10:53they've been had in in random weeks. So, it can definitely be the case for Chicago. Probably going to be frigid frigid frigid temperatures there as I
11:00feel like it always is this time of the year. But I like Luther Burton. I wish we just saw him see like an uptick to,
11:07you know, 90% of the routes there. But Olakias ended up jumping in and playing, you know, the the Roma Dunay role. But
11:13as long as Roma Dun is out, I think Luther Burton is playable and he would probably be my preferred target in the
11:18Chicago Bears passing offense, which is completely inconsistent and doesn't have a ton of sex appeal there. But, you know, you could do worse for sure.
11:25There's not a ton of other options that I love on the wire. Devon is interesting. I mean, mainly because he's running every single route. He actually
11:33led the team in receiving yards with 40 last week, which is crazy. Mainly because Tyler Shuck ended up running in a bunch of touchdowns. But again, the
11:38matchups are great. Carolina, New York Jets at home, Tennessee. So, I think Vle should definitely be owned. And honestly, in a pinch, I I think you
11:44could do worse than him in a flex option. And then there are two rookies, Pat Bryant, Jack Bash, who are both kind
11:49of like simultaneously coming up together where they're now running, you know, 50 60 70% of the routes. Jack B is actually almost a full-time player right
11:57now. They don't have a ton of upside just given like the makeup of their offenses where the Raiders, you know, can't protect Gino Smith. They don't
12:03pass the ball at a very high volume.
12:05Denver doesn't pass the ball at a very high volume. They already have Courtland Sutton there. They run the ball a lot.
12:08So, like I'm not overly optimistic about either of those guys' ceilings here. But Pat Bryant did jump Troy Franklin in terms of routes run. So, he is the
12:16second highest route runner in that offense right now. Should be noted Pat Bryant was a day two pick. kind of under
12:22the radar there cuz he's like a boring archetype of player. Very much in that like Jacobe Myers, Romeo Dobs type of
12:28archetype. Same thing with Jack Bash, I think, there too. But Jack B is a little bit interesting because they don't actually have a one there. They have
12:33Trey Tucker who runs the most routes and you have Brock Bowers as the, you know, the top tight end of course, but I think
12:38Jack BH becomes a little bit interesting there if they let him run full-time routes. He did do that on Sunday for the
12:44first time. Ended up with, I believe, five catches on five targets, 60 yards.
12:47Talented rookie again. So, I'd imagine over the last month of the season, they let him rip a little bit more. So, he is
12:52he's an interesting one for show. And I would actually go as far as saying that I think the most interesting position on
12:59the waiverwire this week would be the tight end. I mean, obviously Harold Fannon's super highly owned. If he's not, you know, David and Jojoku's got
13:05the knee injury. He needs to be owned everywhere. Cassiki becomes really interesting because Mikei is now going to step up with T. Higgins likely out.
13:13So, T. Higgins suffers his second concussion in basically two or three weeks and honestly might have suffered like three concussions in that game
13:20alone. So maybe his fourth concussion in two weeks because they're not playing for anything because he's in the protocol for the second time in that
13:25many weeks. I would put that at a 95 to 99% chance that he is now put on IR and shut down for the remainder of the
13:33fantasy season for you there. So sorry T. Higgins, but you are no longer going to be in lineups. And we've seen
13:39historically when either T. Higgins or Jamar Chase are out. Mike Caseiki gets a huge boost in playing time and production and targets and volume. He
13:47essentially becomes like the slot wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals. The one wrench that's kind of been thrown in here in this equation is the Cincinnati
13:54Bengals now have Noah Fance who is running a decent amount of routes and that happened on Sunday. Mike was still under 50% of the routes run for the
14:02team. Did end up having a big day.
14:03Actually performed really really well. 6 for86 touchdown. Had that nice one-handed catch. All that kind of good stuff. But still expect him to see a
14:10very expanded role here. Noah is still probably going to run, you know, 30 40% of the routes, which again makes Gaziki
14:16a little bit more volatile, but I still have a decent amount of trust in where his place in the offense is going to be.
14:22Baltimore, Miami, Arizona, you got three plus matchups going forward. So, I actually think Mosiki is easily easily uh a premier target on the streaming
14:31tight end waiverwire. Darren Waller's not on this list, but I do believe he is owned in fewer than 50% of leagues. Oh,
14:37yeah. He's on the other side. He's on the the drop list. Absolutely don't do that. 42% of leagues. This was a game
14:42that Miami just controlled. Didn't really need to throw the ball around much. Only 30% of the snaps for Darren Waller. Not worried about that. But the
14:49reason you want to keep him on your team is that week 1617 slate of games for Miami. They play Cincinnati. That's like
14:56I don't nothing more needs to be said.
14:58When you have a tight end playing against Cincinnati, they're in your lineup. No ifs, ands, buts, or thoughts about it. And then Tampa Bay is
15:03obviously a passing defense that you could throw the ball against. The last name I'm going to put on your radar for
15:08a tight end streamer if you're in a deep league would be Pat Frymouth. He's had basically one good week and it was
15:14against Cincinnati Bengals. However, Darnell Washington is in the concussion protocol and if he misses their week 16 game against Miami at home, that's
15:23something I'd be interested in for Pat Frymouth, right? Like, you know, the passing game's whatever in Pittsburgh, but if you consolidate the tight end
15:30targets and the production there between just one or two guys, it becomes a little bit more appealing there. So if Darnell Washington is out, I do expect
15:36Pat Footh to run, you know, 70 80% of the route. Johnny Smith is just like a fake toy gadget at this point that
15:41doesn't really get involved in the offense. So I expect Pat Frymouth to actually have a pretty nice floor here and I think you could stream him if you
15:47are desperate and you know you're deciding between him and Kobe Parkinson and Ben Sonat like definitely would go Pat Frymouth in that area. All right.
15:55And we can go down the trending down tab here. Zack Z of course droppable. He's out for the year. Daniel Jones, same
16:01thing with him. Adani Mitchell I I don't know that I would drop necessarily. I think he's still got a ceiling. We don't
16:08know what's going on with the quarterback situation there. I'd keep him on my roster most likely. Like I said, Waller keep Wilson's just a
16:14handcuff to Josh Jacobs at this point.
16:16So keep him if you want to. Jaden Daniels, I don't think he's done for the season, so I would hold on to him.
16:21Brenton Strange would definitely hold on to him. He was a penalty away from having another touchdown last week. So he's kind of been redot. Tesla, you
16:27could definitely get rid of Romeo Dobs.
16:29Honestly, I I think you could drop him unless you're in like a 14 or 16 team PPR league. Mooney, yeah, I mean, he's
16:35put up more dud games than he has good games. Tampa Bay actually's it's a good matchup. Thursday Night Football, if you're really desperate, I think you
16:42could actually start Darnell Mooney this week, but I get it. The week after that, maybe Drake London returns and Mooney goes back to a nothing burger. Uh, I'd
16:49probably hold on to Mooney. I would hold on to Vele. Parker Washington's kind of on that like borderline for me. The
16:54Jacksonville Jaguars have an okay schedule. Like the Jets at home is great. Denver's terrible, but then Indie in week 17 is going to be a good matchup
17:02for them. So, I mean, it's hard to start Parker Washington, so I'm fine if you drop him. Fine if you drop me. Would
17:07hold on to Chris Rodriguez. He's got a couple good matchups in the future.
17:11Bashalt Tutton would rather hold on to if I could, but he's in the concussion protocol, I believe. So, like if if you
17:15need to drop him, that's fine. Gadston, I would not drop, but I get it. PCO has been pretty useless all year. Shawn
17:22Tucker, same thing. Mark Andrews, I don't know. If you got better tight ends options, that's fine. and Yoshvas I'd probably hold on to now that Tiggins is
17:29going to be gone there. Greg Dorch he's on the IR you could drop him. Kate Dotton is kind of a nothing burger once
17:34Mike Evans returns. Troy Franklin he has been passed by Pat Bryant but I do think there are probably still usable games in
17:40the near future. Trying to predict them almost impossible. Green Bay, Jacksonville, Kansas City. Tough slate of games. So if you need to drop him I
17:46get it. Trey Tucker he's another one where you know you get at Philly you get at Houston. Good match up in week 17 but
17:52like are you really going to be starting Trey Tucker in your championship game? I get it if you want to drop him for sure.
17:57JCM you could drop. Luther Burton do not drop. Quinton Johnson I wouldn't drop.
18:00Haskins drop. Brock Wright drop. Kamani Vidal definitely hold on to. We saw him first game back with Amari and Hampton still very very involved. Went over 100
18:07yards of scrimmage thanks to the big play through the air but you get it nonetheless. I think that's going to be
18:12a two-back committee going forward.
18:13Higgins would not drop there. Reed definitely don't drop. Kirk, yeah, of course you could drop him. Malik Davis definitely droppable. Devin Singleary
18:20would hold on to. Evan Ingram dropable.
18:22Kamar I would hold on to until we see practice reports this week. I still am holding I hope that he returns. I think
18:27he does return. DJ Moore, he stinks, man. I will say though I will say I it kind of feels a little bit like Adai
18:33Mitchell where like with the number one receiver likely out for multiple weeks.
18:37Like DJ Moore will have his weeks, you know what I mean? Like he's running 90% of the routes and consistency level like
18:43near zero. But I think like if I'm deciding between him and like a Trey Tucker, I would go him just based on the
18:48fact that Roma Dun is outs. Uh Raandre Stevenson. Yeah, I think that's a split backfield between him and Trayvon. So, I
18:54would hold on to Raandre. Ricky Piece is another guy that I would hold on to. I do think if like if any pass catcher in
18:59that offense gets hurt, that schedule down the stretch, Tennessee, Indie, Chicago is great and I think he would see a huge uptick in targets to be like
19:06the number one waiverwire ad if something happened to Jawan or George KD or anything like that. So, I will leave you at that. As always, the waiverwire
19:13rankings, if you want exact fab suggestions, if you want the rankings of these players in order, etc., that is available on bdgeg.co. Hope you become a
19:22big dog member. I love y'all. I'll see you tomorrow for the running back rankings video bright and early. Good luck in week 15. Smoochies.

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