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Waiver Wire Week 14

At this point in the season you should either be planning for gaps in your playoff weeks with the waiver wire. If you are counting on someone off the wire to get you into the playoffs, then your stint in the playoffs if you do make it is likely to be short-lived.

However given the bloodbath at running back we saw in week 12, probably a lot of rosters that are locked into the playoffs are scrambling to cover.

In the battle of the backups, Mattison outperformed Jamaal Williams with 22 carries for 91 yards and a score, with an extra 34 yards through the air. Williams played well with 17 for 71 but only one catch for 9 yards. Chuba Hubbard was on bye.

Boston Scott did absolutely nothing for the Eagles, and we don’t really know why. Sanders reinjured himself so Scott may be worth holding onto through the Eagles week 14 bye, but there isn’t much evidence to suggest that he is.

Let’s take a look at our waiver wire pickups for week 14 and see who can help us in the playoffs.

Waiver Wire Quarterbacks for Week 14

Honestly I can’t really recommend adding anyone from this list, but for the truly desperate, here are some reasons for optimism.

Zach Wilson, 6% rostered

His rapport is established with Elijah Moore who saw 30+% of his teams targets. Wilson did better as a result, and he gets the Jags week 16 of the playoffs. Other than that he is borderline unusable, playing the Saints this week and then getting Miami week 15, and Tampa Bay week 17. Tampa Bay is no longer a plus matchup for QBs.

Jared Goff, 6% rostered

Goff gets Denver this week, then Arizona week 15, Atlanta week 16, and Seattle week 17. Two good matchups on paper for the playoffs, and he finally discovered he has a talented rookie to throw to. Tough to trust under the best of circumstances.

Drops: Baker, Lawrence

Waiver Wire Running Backs for Week 14

Do not add Travis Homer based on points. His TD was a 78-yarder that came on a fake punt. Will not happen again.

Kenneth Gainwell, 12% rostered

Is Gainwell to backup to own in Philly? He was week 13 when he delivered 12-54-1 rushing line plus 5 catches for 33 yards. Will he be in week 15 when the Eagles come back from their bye? Impossible to say. Gainwell does get WFT, NYG, WFT for the playoff weeks so not bad in terms of potential opponents.

Drop: Boston Scott

Waiver Wire Wide Receivers for Week 14

Well at least we get a slightly more promising crop at the wide receiver position, but few of these guys are likely to repeat their performances.

Amon Ra St. Brown, 6% rostered

The rookie finally exploded when it was way too late to make a difference in Detroit’s season, but he did help them get their first and likely only win this season with 10 catches of 12 targets for 86 yards and a score. The Lions have no reason not to feature him and see what they have before the 2022 draft. He gets Airzona week 15, then Atlanta and Seattle, so a decent playoff schedule.

KJ Osborn, 4% rostered

With Adam Thielen injured and likely to miss the Thursday night matchup with the Steelers, its likely that Osborn sees more attention in week 14, but his playoff schedule is not great with the Bears, Rams, and Packers on tap.

Laquon Treadwell, 0% rostered

Despite the absolute rout last week, Treadwell managed 62 yards on 4 catches for the Jags. He gets Tennessee this week before a playoff schedule of the Texans, Jets, and Patriots. He could prove useful as he appears to be Jacksonville’s WR1 for some reason.

Drops: Shenault, Raymond, Bryan Edwards

Waiver Wire Tight Ends for Week 14

Tyler Conklin, 30% rostered

Conklin will also receive additional attention with Thielen out, and caught 7 of 9 targets this past week for 56 yards. His playoff schedule is not that favorable, same as Osborn (obviously) so think of him as a one-week filler.

Cole Kmet, 26% rostered

Kmet saw his targets drop from 11 in week 12 to 7 in week 13, but I think he still makes for a decent TE2 down the stretch. He gets the Packers this week, but has the Vikings, Seahawks, and Giants in the playoffs. He’s getting steady attention and there just aren’t that many targets for the Bears.

Drops: Fant, Uzomah

Streaming DST for Week 14 and Playoffs

Chargers, 26% rostered

The Chargers get the Giants this week making them an excellent streamer, but also get the Texans week 16 and the Broncos week 17. Just have other plans for week 15 when they play the chiefs.

Steelers, 46% rostered

Do we trust the Steelers after holding the Ravens to 19 points? I’m not even sure if they can be trusted this week against the Vikings, who did manage to crack 30 even in a loss to Detroit. The main reason I like them is for their week 17 matchup against Cleveland, as Baker Mayfield should be some kind of cyborg by then.

Waiver Wire Week 13

This past weekend was probably the most destructive to fantasy rosters we have seen in a long time. Dalvin Cook injured his shoulder and chest and is out a minimum of two weeks. Christian McCaffrey is back on IR ending his season. Deebo Samuel pulled his groin and is out 2-3 weeks. Swift had to leave the game against the Bears early with a shoulder injury and is unlikely to face the Vikings week 13.

For teams vying for playoff spots these losses are hard to overcome, especially given that almost all of the prime handcuffs are owned even in shallow redraft leagues.

Jamal Williams is 41% owned, Chuba Hubbard is 40% owned, and Alexander Mattison is 53% owned. All should be right around 100% following waivers tonight.

As decimated as the RB landscape was, QB took a hit as well, with the wheels coming violently off the Cam Newton bandwagon. Fields is likely back for week 13 and has cracked ribs, so he can’t be counted on. But you can’t burn a waiver on Dalton with the expectation that he won’t start. Flacco will backup Zach Wilson who remains unstartable. Mayfield is strung together with duct tape but his coach says he won’t consider benching him. Bridgewater is hobbled but will play after having to gut out the game last week.

In other words, this weekend sucked for those with top tier running backs or those in Superflex relying on streaming QBs. Let’s attempt to pick up the pieces in this weeks waiver wire column. Given where we are in the season your FAAB bid should be whatever you have left.

Waiver Wire Quarterbacks for Week 13

Trevor Lawrence, 30% rostered

Lawrence faces the Rams next week, but that might not be such a bad thing. He showed some signs of life last week posting his first game over 200 yards passing since week 8. The Rams were helpless against Aaron Rodgers, and I fully expect the Rams to score big against the Jags, meaning he should get some quality garbage time to rack up yards and possibly scores. The kid is good, he just has a terrible team and a terrible head coach. Best option available at this point in the season.

Andy Dalton (if Fields is ruled out), 3% rostered

If Fields sits Dalton is a good play for a week as Nagy inexplicably decided to throw his way to an embarrassing victory against the worst team in the league. Dalton is still capable of big games as he showed last week.

Waiver Wire Running Backs for Week 13

Obviously if any of the aforementioned running backs are available (Mattison, Hubbard, Williams, in that order) make them your top add and spend whatever you have.

Boston Scott, 20% rostered

Scott typically has big games against the Giants and he came through last week, but that’s no reason to ignore him down the stretch. The Eagles will remain the most run-heavy team in the league for the rest of the season, and he should continue to at least be a decent 1b to Sanders’s 1a. Hurts is hogging carries as well, but if Scott can get 9-12 carries and 3-4 targets he’ll be good for flex.

Ameer Abdullah, 1% rostered

Hubbard will be the dominant back absent McCaffrey but Adbullah should see passing down work, and we can expect negative gamescript for Carolina for the rest of the season. They have a bye this week but he could help fill backfield holes after.

Austin Walter, 0% rostered

Walter saw some decent run for the Jets last week and he’s mired in a committee, on the JETS, but here we are. The talent ahead of him is mediocre enough to where he could seize the role as long as Carter is out, and that at least makes him rosterable. Keep expectations low.

Waiver Wire Wide Receivers Week 13

Russell Gage, 17% rostered

Gage has seen 15 targets over the past two games and Ryan and the Falcons simply aren’t willing to risk throwing into tight or double coverage to get Pitts going. Gage is not an exciting option but is one that will get targets on an offense with very little else going for it.

Josh Reynolds, 1% rostered

Reynolds notched 70 yards against the Bears and for what it’s worth has a connection with Goff from their time together in LA. He’s barely played this year so at least there’s a chance he could do something with increased targets, and he has zero competition for those or snaps. Opportunity abounds, but it’s the Lions so temper expectations.

DeSean Jackson, 5% rostered

A low-volume lottery ticket, Jackson turned back the clock and scored a 50+ yard TD last week against the Cowboys. Could it happen again? Yes. Is it likely to happen again this week? I’d say about as likely as Cam Newton making a legit comeback, but hey, people believed in that.

Waiver Wire Tight Ends Week 13

Jack Doyle, 1% rostered

Doyle has seen 17 targets over the last three weeks and finally had a big game last week, notching 80+ and a score. Outside of Pittman there is no real competition for targets in Indianapolis, so Doyle is worth a flier to see if he can continue to command attention from Wentz.

Cole Kmet, 24% rostered

After disappearing against Baltimore, Kmet once again popped with 6 of 11 targets for 65 yards. Sadly, in today’s NFL, that was good for TE7 finish on the week. The Bears running game was ineffective and summarily abandoned against the Lions, and I guess Bears management got painted into a corner of keeping Nagy for another week. So expect the offense to remain fairly stagnant, and feature lots of passing, because analytics or some crap.

Waiver Wire Week 9

Week 8 may not have been the worst injury week in terms of quantity, but it definitely was in quality.

Derrick Henry has a foot injury requiring surgery that will most likely end his record-breaking season. Calvin Ridley, a top-5 wide receiver in ADP, is walking away from football to take care of his mental health (and good for him, I hope he gets where he needs to be). Jameis Winston suffered a season-ending torn ACL, a major setback on what was slowly becoming a successful reclamation project.

Of course these departures do mean opportunity for others, as sad as they may be for the departing.

Waiver Wire Quarterbacks Week 9

Taysom Hill, 3% rostered, 80% FAAB

According to saintswire Hill is expected to clear the concussion protocol prior to this week’s game against the Falcons. The severity of this concussion can’t be understated – it has kept him out since October 10, and the Saints needed him despite Winston starting. We likely won’t have clarity on him vs Siemien for this week until after waiver clear, but Hill is your top add at the position regardless. An average passer but effective runner, Hill will provide a safe floor every week.

Justin Fields, 22% rostered, 70% FAAB

Another guy who emerged as viable this week is Justin Fields. It’s hard not to let correlation stand in for causation as Fields looked night and day better without Nagy in the building. Still developing as a passer, but Fields finally looked loose and comfortable using his legs to produce on the ground. The further Nagy distances himself from this team, the better they seem to perform. Maybe there’s something there? Anyway Fields is still developing but turned in a plus week. Might be more to come.

Mike White, 2% rostered, 35% FAAB

White actually turned in a decent game before this weekend, as he threw for 202-1-2 while coming in cold off the bench for Wilson. After a week with the 1s White went for 405-3-2 and the interceptions weren’t totally his fault. That one performance was leagues better than anything Wilson has done this year. Also, he helped create one of the most memorable betting stories I’ve heard in a while.

That’s $125,000 on a $1,000 bet. If this guy is willing to risk a grand on him, you should be willing to risk your fake FAAB. And if he plays like this again and the Jets win, is there really a reason to rush Wilson back?

Jimmy G, 11% rostered, 20% FAAB

Jimmy just turned his best performance of the year by far, but anyone who watched the game will tell you the Bears defense gave up. At one point in the second half the Niners got 7 consecutive first downs. I don’t think Jimmy will have this much luck against the Cardinals or Rams, and by that point the Niners are likely going to be 3-5. I think Jimmy’s final chance to retain his starting job is beating both teams, and I just can’t see that happening.

Drops: Jameis, Ben, Zach Wilson, Keenum

Waiver Wire Running Backs Week 9

Jarret Patterson, 2% rostered, 55% FAAB

Patterson got 11 carries to Antionio Gibson’s 8 and was just as effective running the ball (4.2 ypc to Gibson’s 4.3). Gibson has been playing hurt all season and it simply doesn’t make sense for a floundering 2-6 team to continue playing one of their best assets while he’s hurt. I could easily see Patterson taking over this backfield the rest of the way very soon, possibly as soon as their next game, which unfortunately is not until week 10.

Jeremy McNichols, 9% rostered, 50% FAAB

Before we go crazy blowing whatever is left of our FAAB on this guy, realize that there is no replacing Derrick Henry. Henry was running through walls all season. Henry is hulk-sized and amazingly fast. His vision is superb and his stiff-arm is a destroyer of worlds. McNichols will see his share of the pie increase, but it takes a village to replace Derrick Henry. Expect geriatric Adrian Peterson to sap his value, and Mekhi Sargent could as well. Plus his next two opponents are the Rams and the Saints, two good defenses against the run.

Derrick Gore, 2% rostered, 5% FAAB

Gore looked good last night against the Giants, running decisively north when given the opportunity. Problem is that opportunity is likely to get a lot smaller with CEH returning as soon as this week. And Reid running the ball just goes against his genetics. It was encouraging and the Chiefs do need to run the ball more to win, but I don’t see a 33% share (which is the best Gore can hope for absent injury) being enough to be productive, and a 10-15% share is more likely. Intriguing enough for speculation but don’t drop anyone with a solid role for him.

Ty Johnson, 5% rostered, 5% FAAB

Johnson has now turned in two good receiving performances with White under center. Problem is he is only averaging about 30% snap share in those two games, and Carter is outplaying him. I think his production is dependent on the increased passing game volume and efficiency under White, but really, do the Jets have any reason to rush Wilson back?

Drops: Henry, Gainwell, David Johnson, Perine

Waiver Wire Wide Receivers Week 9

Van Jefferson Jr., 13% rostered, 40% FAAB

I have no idea how this guy is only on 13% of rosters. He playing for the best offense in the NFL, one of the best QBs, and he’s getting almost as many chances as Woods and Kupp. The last two weeks he has been in on offensive snaps 94% and 84%, and last week he saw only 2 fewer snaps and 3 fewer targets than Woods and Kupp. Grab this guy, legit WR3 the past two weeks.

Jamison Crowder, 19% rostered, 20% FAAB

Crowder was one of the beneficiaries of the increased passing volume from Mike White. I don’t see that changing for any reason so Crowder should be a safe bet for about 6-8 targets a week. Not a major talent, but knows how to get open.

Elijah Moore, 16% rostered, 20% FAAB

Moore is the more intriguing Jets WR to benefit from Mike White. Now, White did almost all of his damage less than 20 yards downfield, as the chart shows, and Moore is more of a go-route type of guy. So he may not benefit immediately, but he has the edge on talent and could be an interesting guy to own towards the end of the season.

Mike White didn’t find success by throwing deep

Jamal Agnew, 2% rostered, 10% FAAB

I would say I wonder if Laviska Shenault banged Meyer’s wife but based on recent events I’m not sure that would be enough to get him into the doghouse. But for whatever reason, Agnew got 12(!) targets last game. He caught 6 for 38 yards and a TD, but probably worth a dart throw to see if this sticks.

Darnell Mooney, 42% rostered, 10% FAAB

Rivaling only Kenneth Gainwell in WW yo-yo status, I’m sure Mooney has been picked up and dropped several times in your league. There are some rumors the Bears could be trading Robinson today, none substantial enough to bear repeating, but it would make sense and would likely funnel more targets Mooney’s way. If Nagy can be traded as a throw-in that would increase Mooney’s stock even more. He saw 9 targets last week and it was the best Bears offensive performance since Fields took over.

Drops: OBJ, Peoples-Jones, Sterling Shepard

Waiver Wire Tight Ends Week 9

Obviously if Ertz is available still grab him. Engram could get traded today so he’s worth a look if available, but I don’t think his problem in New York has been lack of opportunity.

Dan Arnold, 5% rostered, 15% FAAB

Arnold saw 10 targets (8-68), second on the team to Jamal Agnew (?). There’s no reasoning out what is happening in Jacksonville because Urban Meyer is not a reasonable or smart man. But Arnold for whatever reason is higher in the pecking order than Shenault.

Pat Freiermuth, 11% rostered, 10% FAAB

Big Ben can’t throw downfield anymore. Honestly it’s like watching a formerly great race horse trying to lug his way down the track when clearly he should be out to pasture. Well, maybe Pat benefits from Ben’s aging arm and he certainly has had the opportunity the last two games, getting 7 targets a piece and catching a TD pass last week. Also had a 78% snap share up from 60% week 6.

Drops: Jonnu Smith, Jared Cook

Streaming DST Week 9

New Orleans Saints vs the Falcons, 47% rostered, 1% FAAB

New Orleans is coming off a really impressive win against the Bucs, where they sacked Brady 3 times, picked him off twice, and scored a touchdown. If the Falcons are reverting to their uber-conservative ways as they did in week 8, this should be a solid play.

Miami Dolphins vs the Texans, 14% rostered, 1% FAAB

I don’t really think they are worth 1% but every team that has played Houston this year has done well. Watch news reports on Tyrod, if he’s in might not be a good play.

Drops: Bears, Chargers

Waiver Wire Week 8

The Week 8 Waiver Wire is basically bone-dry, so this will be a short column. I am assuming guys like D’Ernest Johnson and Khalil Herbert were gobbled up weeks ago, but if not they are both priority adds.

Waiver Wire Quarterbacks Week 8

Mac Jones, 31% rostered, 80% FAAB

Jones had his best yardage total of the season going over 300 and adding two scores and no ints. Jones has looked like the best rookie quarterback all season and at this point I don’t see that changing, though Trevor is looking like he could challenge for the title by season’s end. Jones has the advantage in head coach and overall team, and I think could start to see more aggressive play calling in the rest of the season.

Deshaun Watson, 18% rostered, 80% FAAB

Apparently the NFL has taken the position that Watson will not be suspended if traded this season, an extremely nuanced position even for the NFL. This is ostensibly because Watson has not had criminal charges filed against him. Decent bet ahead of the trade deadline and one that could cash in huge if it comes to bear. I’d say there is a small chance he’s traded to the Eagles ahead of the deadline.

Tyrod Taylor, 4% rostered, 50% FAAB

Why the Texans are going back to Taylor in what is already a lost season is a mystery to me, but he will instantly improve the offense and all the skill players. Definitely worth an add if you are desperate but don’t expect much production – Taylor takes care of the ball and doesn’t take big risks.

Gardner Minshew, 0% rostered, 25% FAAB

If you own Jalen Hurts or if you are content with letting this guy sit on your bench for a while, could be a key add right now before word gets out that the Eagles are turning the page on Hurts. Seems like it’s coming soon.

Ryan Fitzpatrick, 0% rostered, 15% FAAB

Taylor Heinicke probably showed enough to get one more shot before the WFT goes on bye in week 9, but Fitz is not a bad stash just in case things don’t go well. Allen is said to be the next man up, but we all know Allen sucks, and the WFT would be better off with Heinicke and his turn overs because at least he has upside.

Drops: Zach Wilson, Davis Mills

Waiver Wire Running Backs Week 8

Samaje Perine, 7% rostered, 10% FAAB

Not exciting, but probably lined up for decent touches with Mixon in the lineup, and an instant starter if Mixon goes out.

Boston Scott, 2% rostered, 5% FAAB

Check Miles Sanders’s injury status before putting in a claim, but if Sanders is going to miss time, Scott would fill in with Gainwell retaining his passing back role.

Drops: Booker, Dillon

Waiver Wire Wide Receivers Week 8

Russel Gage, 10% rostered, 30% FAAB

Ridley simply is not commanding a major target share and is only getting the short-to-intermediate throws. Gage could at least deliver comparable value as Ridley the rest of the way as Pitts takes over the passing game. Also Ryan looked really sharp coming out of the bye and was looking much better with his deep ball.

Van Jefferson, 9% rostered, 30% FAAB

Much like Gage, Jefferson at least has the chance of matching the production of Robert Woods the rest of the season. One of the better offenses in football and spreading the ball around, Jefferson should have flex appeal the rest of the way.

Kalif Raymond, 3% rostered, 30% FAAB

Raymond has the least name recognition but is probably the best candidate on this list. The Lions showed some signs of life against the Rams, and Raymond is their best wide receiver and is getting the targets.

Drops: OBJ, Callaway, Robbie Anderson

Waiver Wire Tight Ends Week 8

Evan Engram, 31% rostered, 20% FAAB

Engram is terrible but he is getting targets on a team that is decimated by injuries at receiver. Expect little and you should be ok with your returns. He might have 1-2 spike games in him this season.

Drop: Jonnu Smith

Streaming DSTs for Week 8

Bengals vs the Jets, 21% rostered, 5% FAAB

Likely dropped due to the matchup with Baltimore, Cincy was actually one of the high-scoring options last week. Against the Flacco-led Jets (which is likely an improvement) they should deliver again.

Falcons vs the Panthers, 7% rostered, 4% FAAB

The Falcons are a terrible defense, but at this point you should start any defense against the Panthers in their #DarnoldSpiral (I’m determined to make this a thing).

Cowboys vs the Vikings, 40% rostered, 4% FAAB

I like the Vikings as an offense, I just really like what Quinn has been able to do to the Cowboys defense and I’m a believer. They managed to hold Herbert in check week 2 who is the closest Cousins profile.

Waiver Wire Week 7

Waiver wire week 7 dives are usually into a very shallow pool, which means head injuries. The guys I am listing this week are for the truly desperate, in other words, owners of shares of the Cleveland offense, the Seahawks passing game, or any Steelers other than Najee Harris.

While the FAAB percentages will be high, that is merely assuming that you have already spent most of it so you’ll have to spend a higer percentage to have a shot at these guys if you want them.

Waiver Wire Quarterbacks Week 7

Teddy Bridgewater, 20% rostered, 75% FAAB

If you are hurting for a QB, I would definitely grab Teddy if available, though it’s hard to imagine he is this available in Superflex leagues without roster limits on QBs. If he’s not available I would consider trading for him because he is coming off yet another great performance (334-3-3). The three interceptions are not great but also not indicative: he had only one on the season prior to this last game against Vegas and is known for taking care of the ball. He gets a banged up Browns team next week.

Jimmy Garropolo, 7% rostered, 25% FAAB

Lance is still not practicing and unlike the Bears I think there is a real chance that the Niners turn back to Jimmy at least temporarily. Lance has played well in relief but also looks very much a rookie at times and despite his incredible talent, Jimmy G might give this team a better chance to win, albeit with a less explosive offense.

Mac Jones, 17% rostered, 10% FAAB

Mac is trending into JAG territory in fantasy. He’s yet to crest 300 yards and he’s had favorable run/pass splits most of the season. He gets the Jets next week which gave him one of his worst fantasy days in their prior matchup.

Drops: Daniel Jones, Justin Fields,

Waiver Wire Running Backs Week 7

D’Earnest Johnson, 3% rostered, 35% FAAB

Chubb was listed as a non-participant Monday and Hunt is likely headed to IR. This potentially opens up Johnson as a great spot start against the Broncos even though they are tough against the run. Johnson should be the early down banger and get GL looks if Chubb can’t go.

Demetric Felton, 9% rostered, 45% FAAB

Felton has more long-term value as he’s projected to be the pass-catching back which means he should be fantasy-relevant as long as Hunt is injured, which should be a minimum of three weeks.

Rashaad Penny, 8% rostered, 35% FAAB

Penny is slated to come off IR this week, and though he has been a perennial no-show in fantasy, the Seahawks desperately need him to complement the plodding yet effective Alex Collins. He should have flex value as long as Carson is on IR, and with a neck issue one can never know how long that will be.

Drops: Trey Sermon, Kenny Gainwell

Waiver Wire Wide Receivers Week 7

Donovan Peoples Jones, 2% rostered, 50% FAAB

DPJ has seen 6 and 5 targets the last two weeks and had an incredibly efficient game last week (4-101-2) after catching 5 for 70 last week. OBJ is simply not trying and Landry sounds like he is not coming back for next week.

Kendrick Bourne, 2% rostered, 10% FAAB

Bourne basically got lucky on a perfect throw from Matt Jones for a touchdown last week. The volume is not there, but that’s true for everyone on the WW this week at WR. Worth a dart throw at a flex spot in your lineup if you are decimated by injuries or own Tyler Lockett.

Nico Collins, 1% rostered, 25% FAAB

The reason I am a little higher on Collins than Bourne is that his targets were solid in his first game back (6, 7% target share) and second on the team after Cooks. The Texans say that Tyrod is the starter when healthy which I think is bad for real life but good for fantasy. Taylor is a much better QB than Mills right now and I’d imagine the Texans feel the need to just put a better product out on the field.

Drops: Watkins, Devante Parker

Waiver Wire Tight Ends Week 7

Zach Ertz, 61% rostered, 75% FAAB

Ertz on the Cardinals is like getting a top 7 TE for free. Spend all you can to grab him, he’s still got juice and the Cardinals didn’t trade for him not to throw to him.

OJ Howard, 1% rostered, 10% FAAB

A total what the hell dart throw, but Howard got 7 targets which he turned into 41 yards and a score last week. Howard has always been a bit of a mystery both in college and the pros as he looks like a dominant athlete, but has never turned it into consistent production. He’s worth adding as long as Gronk is out.

Drops: David Njoku, Jonnu Smith

Streaming DSTs for Week 7

New Orleans @ Seattle, 41% rostered, 5% FAAB

Juicy matchup against a team that is utterly lost. Whether the Hawks bring in Cam or not, New Orleans is going to feast.

Las Vegas vs Philly, 14% rostered, 5% FAAB

Philadelphia is in a tailspin and fantasy value is about to lose out to real-life value soon. Hurts, I think, has this one game to right the ship, maybe two, and the Raiders just picked off Teddy three times after he threw only one interception all season.