Get Them Before Sunday

Bryce Lance is a recommended waiver target for deeper leagues alongside Bub Means, as the market is currently underestimating their potential to steal snaps from Devon Vele.

Bub Means is a recommended waiver target in deeper formats (14-16 teams) following an impressive preseason; he is expected to contribute as a returner and in gadget roles.

The source expresses skepticism regarding the current hype surrounding Cam Ward, noting a desire to buy into the narrative but ultimately failing to do so.

Charlie Kolar is projected to be the lead tight end for the Chargers, with an expected 67% route participation. He is a recommended streamer in deeper leagues and a high-ownership asset in dynasty.

Cyrus Allen is a speculative roster add; if he earns more routes than Tyquan Thornton, he is worth a spot in 12-team leagues, though he should be dropped if he fails to earn targets.

Dalton Schultz is an undervalued tight end streamer who consistently sees around six targets per game (6.2 per game last year). He could potentially lead the Texans in receiving due to the lack of dynamic options outside of Nico Collins.

Daniel Jones is characterized as a high-turnover quarterback with a below-league-average sack rate and a history of high fumble rates, making him a prime target for the Ravens defense.

Amari Demercado is a worthwhile stash in deeper formats as the current handcuff to Javonte Williams in the Cowboys backfield. The source notes the backfield is in flux following Malik Davis's season-ending hip surgery.

Gunner Helm is a deep-league tight end option projected for 75-80% route participation, though the source prefers Charlie Kolar over him.

Jacob Saylors is a recommended stash candidate who may emerge as the primary backup running back for the Detroit Lions, with the source citing his impressive performance in the UFL as evidence of his potential value.

Malik Willis is a high-turnover risk, with the source projecting a scenario of limited completions (around 11), multiple sacks (four), and frequent fumbles, which enhances the Raiders defense's streaming appeal. Despite this, he remains a high-priority stash in leagues with deep benches due to his rushing upside; the source suggests he should be 100% owned if he performs well.

With Brock Bowers out, Michael Mayer is a top-12 tight end streamer. He is projected for an 85% route share and an 18% target share against Miami.

Tre Harris is a high-priority stash; the source suggests he may be clearly better than Quentin Johnston, noting his elite 5.5 yards per route run in his final college season.