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The Most Important Waiver Wire of the Season (Week 5)

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15 min
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Oct 6, 2026
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Tue, October 6, 2026
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Antonio WilliamsBrenton StrangeBrian RobinsonC.J. StroudCaleb DouglasChris BellCyrus AllenDalton SchultzDante MillerEmanuel WilsonIsaiah DavisJake FergusonJalen NailorJermaine Burton
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Antonio Williams

PositiveUsage9:51

Antonio Williams recorded a season-high 73% route share and a 25%+ targets-per-route-run rate. He looked impressive despite having a long touchdown called back due to an illegal formation penalty.

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Brenton Strange

NegativeUsage11:52

Brenton Strange is not viewed as an every-week starter. His recent big game against the Bengals is attributed to the Bengals' defensive struggles against tight ends rather than a permanent role change.

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Brian Robinson

PositiveSleeper8:40

Brian Robinson Jr. is identified as one of the best handcuffs in the fantasy landscape. While not an every-week starter alongside Bijan Robinson, he possesses significant upside should Bijan Robinson miss time.

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C.J. Stroud

PositiveProjection20:21

C.J. Stroud is averaging around 20 points per game in his two games with Nico Collins and is implied for the 13th most points this week against Tennessee.

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Caleb Douglas

NegativeInjury22:20

Caleb Douglas is a drop candidate because he is currently dealing with an injury.

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Chris Bell

NegativeSleeper10:40

Chris Bell is a deep-league stash. While he had a touchdown called back due to illegal touching, he recorded zero yards otherwise and plays in a struggling Miami Dolphins offense, making him unlikely to be startable.

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Cyrus Allen

PositiveValue10:10

Cyrus Allen is a potential difference-maker due to the decimated Chiefs wide receiver room. While Jalen Royals has out-snapped him, Allen is preferred as a stash because he offers more upside.

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Dalton Schultz

NegativeRole21:56

Dalton Schultz is a drop candidate as he is unlikely to be an every-week streamer now that Nico Collins has returned to the Texans' offense.

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Dante Miller

PositiveUsage12:17

Dante Miller has been thrust into a full-time role for the Bengals due to injuries to Tee Higgins and Ja'Marr Chase. He recorded 9 targets, 7 catches, and 82 yards against the Jaguars, showing decent per-route efficiency with an 18% target-per-route rate.

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Emanuel Wilson

PositiveBreakout3:56

Ron Stewart highlights Emanuel Wilson as a high-priority add, noting he would be the top priority if he were under 50% owned. With Jadarian Price out and Zach Charbonnet unlikely to return soon, Wilson is the RB1 on his team and an every-week low-end RB2, coming off an RB5 finish on RB14 usage.

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Isaiah Davis

NegativeDepth Chart22:30

Isaiah Davis is a drop candidate as the backfield role is now fully held by Braelon Allen.

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Jake Ferguson

NegativeInjury22:18

Jake Ferguson is a drop candidate as he is dealing with a long-term injury.

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Jalen Nailor

NegativeUsage10:22

Jalen Nailor is a deep stash who recently posted a career-high 69% route share, resulting in 3 catches for 85 yards. However, the Texans' coaching staff has historically preferred other receivers like Jared Wayne and Xavier Hutchinson.

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Jermaine Burton

NegativeDepth Chart22:08

Jermaine Burton is a drop candidate as he is being buried on the depth chart by Michael Pittman Jr.

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Jordyn Tyson

PositiveSleeper9:25

Jordan Tyson is a recommended stash in 65% of ESPN leagues. He possesses a strong prospect profile and upside as a round-one wide receiver in a Saints offense that is expected to throw frequently due to injuries to Travis Etienne and Alvin Kamara.

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Keaton Mitchell

PositiveUsage9:04

Keaton Mitchell is a must-roster player in a committee backfield, having led the way with 15 opportunities in his recent game. The coaching staff appears intent on utilizing him in a role similar to De'Von Achane.

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Keon Coleman

PositiveBreakout11:49

Keon Coleman is a priority add and potential year-three breakout candidate following a 6-catch, 116-yard, 1-touchdown performance. His fantasy value may increase further depending on the severity of DJ Moore's shoulder injury.

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Kyle Pitts

NegativeUsage22:33

Kyle Pitts is a drop candidate after running a route on under 50% of dropbacks and being utilized primarily as a blocking tight end.

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Malik Washington

PositiveUsage12:11

Malik Washington has been a reliable floor play with back-to-back weeks of 10+ PPR points, though he is likely already rostered in most leagues.

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Michael Mayer

NegativeUsage11:45

Michael Mayer is a fine streamable tight end option, though his usage has been impacted by the return of Brock Bowers to the Raiders' lineup, ranking as the TE16 in usage since that return.

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Mike Gesicki

PositiveValue10:51

Mike Gesicki is a priority add, especially if Tee Higgins or Ja'Marr Chase miss time. He averages 10.3 points per game in contests without those two receivers and has scored three touchdowns in four games this season, with his target share increasing by approximately 25% in those specific games.

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Najee Harris

NegativeUsage10:36

Najee Harris is a fine handcuff option for deeper leagues, having recorded back-to-back weeks of nine carries, though his performance has been pedestrian.

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Quentin Johnston

NegativeDepth Chart21:48

Quentin Johnston is a drop candidate as he is being passed up on the depth chart by Trey Harris.

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Rashod Bateman

NegativeRole22:13

Rashod Bateman is a drop candidate now that Zay Flowers has returned and Lamar Jackson is dealing with an injury.

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Roman Wilson

NegativeBreakout9:06

Roman Wilson has posted 15+ PPR points in back-to-back weeks due to touchdowns, but his snap share has dipped below 40% in that span. He is compared to Calvin Austin's usage from last year, suggesting limited long-term excitement.

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Tre Harris

NegativeUsage8:54

Trey Harris has seen increased usage, running more routes than Quentin Johnston. He functions as the Chargers' WR1 in games where Ladd McConkey is sidelined, though his overall fantasy value remains questionable.

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Tyjae Spears

PositiveValue10:22

Tyjae Spears is a potential second-half RB3 candidate if Tony Pollard is traded, making him a valuable stash if he was dropped in leagues.

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Tyler Allgeier

PositiveValue5:25

Ron Stewart lists Tyler Allgeier as a priority waiver add, noting his low ownership (28.2%). Allgeier is currently a mid-range RB3, but would become a firm every-week RB2 if Jeremiah Love misses time due to his recurring ankle issues.

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Tyler Higbee

PositiveUsage12:01

Tyler Higbee is a decent streaming option at tight end while Tyler Ferguson is out. He has maintained top-12 usage over the last two weeks, even with Puka Nacua returning to the lineup.

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Tyreek Hill

PositiveValue6:48

Ron Stewart recommends Tyreek Hill as a priority waiver add for deep leagues (3 WR, 1 Flex) where managers are struggling for depth. Hill could ramp up during the Chiefs' bye week and potentially serve as a low-end WR3 averaging 12 points per game with Patrick Mahomes, similar to how Deebo Samuel integrated back into his offense.

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Will Shipley

PositiveValue0:27

Ron Stewart identifies Will Shipley as the number one priority waiver wire add for Week 5, recommending a FAAB bid of 10% or more. Shipley is expected to be a top-30 running back this week due to volume, with a pass-catching profile that aligns well against a Jaguars defense allowing the fifth-most receiving fantasy points to running backs.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00What's going on, man? Welcome back to
0:03the basement. I'm Ron and this is the
0:05most important week of the year when it
0:07comes to the waiverwire. Week four was a
0:09blood bath, making it so there's a lot
0:11of fun options this week in week five.
0:13So, we are here to break it all down to
0:15give you the must add waiverwire targets
0:17for week five of the fantasy football
0:19season. All of these players are under
0:2150% owned in ESPN leagues. And as
0:23always, if you enjoy, leave a like,
0:25subscribe if you're new, and our number
0:27one priority ad on this list is Will
0:29Shipley. Now, the way we do this video
0:31is I have my priority ads. Will Shipley
0:33is our number one priority ad, my number
0:35one ad on the week. Priority ads are all
0:37players I would bid 10% or more of my
0:39fab on. Then we'll get to the rest of
0:41the video where I'll talk through my
0:42running backs, my wide receivers,
0:43quarterbacks, tight ends, and then I
0:45even have some drops at the end because
0:48that has been requested a bunch. And the
0:50idea there is that anyone not in the
0:51priority ad section, you can just add
0:53for $0, $1, or just grab after waiverss
0:57roll. Now, of course, if you want to
0:59know exactly how much fab I'm bidding on
1:01every single player, I use this video to
1:02kind of gather my thoughts, make an
1:04outline, and then I put it all into the
1:06waiverwire guide article over on the
1:08Patreon, patreon.com/ronstewart.
1:10that is where you can get my week five
1:12waiverwire article and fab guide for the
1:15week where I'll rank all these players,
1:17give you how much fab I'm bidding on
1:18each and every single one of them, and
1:20some notes. Now, with Will Shipley, he
1:23is one of these guys that has benefited
1:24a bunch from injuries. We not only get
1:26Saquon Barkley with a hamstring injury,
1:28which of course has high reinjury risk
1:30when it comes to the hamstring. We've
1:32already already seen that with a guy
1:33like Zay Flowers. And then Tank Bsby is
1:36on IR for core muscle surgery. Will
1:38Shipley is the only man in this
1:40backfield. Now, you are probably going
1:41to say, "If Saquon can't produce in this
1:44offense, how is Will Shipley going to?"
1:46And you definitely have a point, but
1:47when we're talking about finding
1:49fill-ins for Kenneth Walker or Chuba
1:50Huard or Saquon Barkley or any of these
1:52running backs that are on by or injured,
1:54Will Shipley is a guy who's going to get
1:56ranked inside the top 30 running backs
1:58this week based on touches alone. And
2:00his pass catching skill set actually
2:02matches up well against the Jaguars.
2:04Now, they might not be able to score
2:05points or move the football, but this is
2:07a team in the Jaguars that allowing the
2:09fifth most receiving fantasy points to
2:10running backs this season, but the
2:12second lowest rushing fantasy points to
2:15running backs this season, making it so
2:17Will Shipley might catch five or six
2:19balls and kind of do the RJ Harvey thing
2:22we just saw with the Broncos where if
2:24Devonte Smith is out and Dallas is out
2:25and all of a sudden Will Shipley can
2:27rack up some underneath passes in the
2:30passing game, that's not a terrible
2:32option if we are struggling to find an
2:34RB2. Now, I'll also add Emanuel Wilson
2:37is a great ad, but I didn't want to put
2:39him as number one because he's already
2:42owned in 50.1% of ESPN league. So, he's
2:45a few decimals away from qualifying for
2:47this video. But, I will add Emanuel
2:48Wilson here. He would be my number one
2:50ad if he's available in your league.
2:52He's the RB1 at this point. You have
2:54Jadarian Price out. You have Charbanet,
2:56who I'm skeptical is going to come back
2:58any time in the next three to four
2:59weeks. So all of a sudden, Emanuel
3:00Wilson is the RB1 on a good team. He was
3:03the RB5 on RB14 usage this past week. He
3:06is an every week low-end RB2 moving
3:09forward until something else changes. Of
3:11course, they do bring in Joe Mixon.
3:14I'm skeptical that Joe Mixon is really
3:16anything at this point. He has to come
3:17in, learn a new offense, not be washed
3:19at 30 years old. But he is a guy we'll
3:21talk about later that's I I guess a fine
3:23ad in deeper leagues. Another priority
3:25ad here, we have Tyler Alier. He's only
3:28owned in 28.2 in 2% of ESPN leagues.
3:30That's shocking to me. Love hurt his
3:33other ankle. Jeremiah Love, we get some
3:35really weird cryptic quotes. This is
3:37from uh underdog Jeremiah Love's ankle
3:39discomfort in week four wasn't the same
3:40ankle he injured in the preseason. Jacob
3:42Sanderson outlined the exact play. Jeff
3:44Mueller comes over the top. It's hard to
3:46tell, but it looks like his right foot
3:47may have been pinned underneath. Prior
3:48ankle injury was to his left.
3:52So, now we're dealing with different
3:53ankle injuries. Maybe he misses a week,
3:54maybe he doesn't. Regardless, Alier is
3:56getting a ton of work. He scored a
3:58touchdown in this one. I think that he
3:59is a mid-range RB3 even with Jeremiah
4:03Love. And then any game that Jeremiah
4:04Love might miss because of these
4:05injuries, Alier would be a firm every
4:08week RB2. And then our final priority
4:11ad, I can't believe I'm saying this.
4:14It's Tyreek Hill. Now, I wouldn't go
4:16crazy on Tyreek Hill, but if you're in
4:18like a three wide receiver, one flex
4:19league, it's pretty deep. You're hurting
4:21at wide receiver. You could do worse
4:23than kind of making a splash on Tyreek
4:25Hill here. The Chiefs lose Taekwon
4:28Thornton. They lose Rashi Rice to
4:29injury. Rashi Rice much more shortterm
4:32than a guy like Taekquin Thornton who's
4:35going to be out minimum six months here.
4:37But they have a by-week. They could sign
4:39Tyreek Hill. Tyreek Hill ramps up over
4:40the buy and then all of a sudden he's
4:42kind of doing what Debo is doing right
4:43now where Debo came back to the NerS. He
4:45was already familiar with the playbook
4:46and the staff and the quarterback and
4:47everything and has been a pretty good
4:50fantasy asset. It wouldn't shock me if
4:51Tyreek Hill comes out here and is like a
4:5312point per game uh low-end wide
4:56receiver three with Patrick Mahomes.
4:58That's very much on the table here, but
5:00there's a chance he signs elsewhere.
5:01There's like reports here uh one of
5:03those teams is the Chiefs, but it could
5:04be another place that he could end up
5:06signing with. Then we'll get to the rest
5:08of this video. We'll talk about my
5:11running back ads here. Now, I just have
5:14them all jumbled because they're not
5:15available in your league, but still the
5:17ESPN percentages are too low. Do a sweep
5:20for handcuffs in your league. Brian
5:22Robinson, Mike Washington, EMTT Johnson,
5:24Kaylin Black are four of the best
5:26handcuffs in the entire fantasy football
5:28landscape. If they're available in your
5:30league, go grab them. They're probably
5:32not, but go grab them. Of course, Brian
5:33Robinson is like scoring touchdowns
5:35everywhere. I don't think he's an every
5:36week start next to Bejon, but if Bejon
5:39was to go down, Brian Robinson would be
5:41awesome. Now, the players that are
5:42actually available in your league, you
5:44have Katon Mitchell here. It's a
5:45full-blown committee. Every single one
5:47of the Chargers running backs played
5:49about a third of the snaps and scored 10
5:51plus PPR points. Hampton scores a
5:53touchdown. Kian Mitchell leads the way
5:54with 15 opportunities in this game. And
5:56on top of that, Kian Mitchell, it just
5:58seems like Mike McDaniel really wants
6:00Katon Mitchell to be the Devon Aan of
6:03this offense. I think he's kind of
6:05forcing a round peg in a square hole in
6:08a way with this Katon Mitchell stuff.
6:10But if he's going to remain stubborn,
6:12Katon Mitchell is a guy that should be
6:13rostered everywhere. Same with Kamani
6:14Vidal where at this point they're trying
6:17everything in their power to make sure
6:18that Amarian Hampton isn't the guy. So
6:21why not just roster everybody just in
6:22case? Then you have Tai Spears. He might
6:24have gotten dropped in your league.
6:25There's a lot of talk that Tony Pard's
6:27on the trade block. We'll see if anybody
6:28actually makes a real trade for Tony
6:30Pard. But if that's the case, Ta Spears
6:32could be a second half RB3 that is
6:35decent and interesting when it comes to
6:36fantasy football. You have Naji Harris.
6:39He has back-to-back weeks of nine
6:40carries. Scataboo looks kind of
6:42pedestrian at this point. He's a fine
6:43handcuff in deeper leagues. And then Joe
6:45Mixon
6:47added off the street. Hasn't played
6:49football in over a year. I'm skeptical,
6:51but I suppose he's worth an ad in deeper
6:55leagues. Then we'll get to our wide
6:56receiver ads. Here we of course have our
6:58starts and our stashes. Starts are guys
7:00that you need to add and then throw in
7:02your lineup right away. Stashes are more
7:04speculative uh late season upside style
7:07plays. And we'll start with our starts.
7:09Keon Coleman. This could be a year three
7:11breakout. You could convince me to put
7:12Keon Coleman in the priority ad section
7:14as well depending on the severity of the
7:16DJ Moore injury. So, keep an eye out for
7:18that. He uh reagravated his shoulder.
7:21Keon Coleman had six catches, 116 yards,
7:23a touchdown. He's actually looked pretty
7:24good this year. He had the one down
7:26game, but that was off of an ankle
7:27injury. The Keon Coleman year three
7:29breakout might be real. Then you have
7:31Malik Washington. He's probably not
7:32available in your league, but he does
7:33have back-to-back weeks of 10 plus PPR
7:35points and has been a fine floor spot
7:37start. Then we have Dante Myers. And I
7:39did get a comment yesterday that Dante
7:41Meyers is technically a rookie. He's a
7:4226-year-old player, a wide receiver for
7:45the Bengals. He's been thrusted into
7:47action with T. Higgins going down, Jamar
7:49Chase going down, uh Yoshivas going
7:51down.
7:52He has a weird story where he was a Door
7:54Dash driver and then he drove up from
7:56Atlanta to like catch footballs from Joe
7:58Burrow and went to the triyouts with CN
7:59with the Cincinnati Bengals like kind of
8:01just off the street. It's an awesome
8:02story. He had nine targets, seven
8:03catches, 82 yards against the Jaguars.
8:06And I put him in the rookie receiver
8:07report. Don't get me wrong, he's not
8:09like the greatest wide receiver of all
8:10time, but 19% of the routes, 60% to 93%
8:14as a full-time player. His per route
8:16data is not terrible, uh, considering
8:18the context of being next to T. Higgins
8:20and Jamar Chase, 18% targets per out
8:22run, 1.43 yards per run, 8.9% first
8:25downs per out run is the best on this
8:27list. Again, I wouldn't call him a true
8:29rookie. Like, he's much more of your
8:31like kind of more like a rookie Devon
8:33who was 26 years old. And it it was
8:35tough to get too too excited about that
8:37profile because it's, you know, not not
8:39the same pedigree as uh Denzel Boss and
8:43Casey Conpsion, Carninal Tate, whatever.
8:45But it's an interesting story
8:47and he's attached to Joe Burrow. And if
8:49T Higgins or Jamar Chase miss any time,
8:51I think Dante Myers is somebody that you
8:52can flex if you are desperate. Trey
8:54Harris actually ran more routes than
8:56Quinton Johnston. Uh Lad Mankey seems to
8:58be banged up. Trey Johnson's the wide
9:00receiver won for the Chargers in any
9:02game that Lad misses, but how valuable
9:04is that role? Then Roman Wilson, maybe a
9:07year three breakout here. He has 15 plus
9:09PPR points in backto-back weeks really
9:10just cuz he's scored touchdowns in
9:12back-to-back weeks. He has six targets
9:14in every single week this season, but
9:16he's playing less than 40% of the snaps
9:17in his last two games. So, a very weird
9:20uh kind of like Calvin Austin of last
9:22year is really the comp for Roman
9:23Wilson. So, don't get too excited there.
9:25And then our stashes. Jordan Tyson is
9:27not available in your league. You don't
9:28have to tell me that, but if he is, it
9:31says here that he's available in 65% of
9:32ESPN leagues. If he's out there, go
9:34stash him. Uh, at this point, it seems
9:35like he's close to returning. This
9:37Saints offense is very fun in terms of
9:38drop backs and pushing the pace and with
9:40ETN banged up and Kamara kind of in and
9:43out of the medical tent, they're going
9:44to throw the ball a ton. Tyson does have
9:46a lot of upside as a round one wide
9:48receiver with a really strong prospect
9:51profile. Then Antonio Williams, I forgot
9:52to mention yesterday, Antonio Williams
9:54had a long touchdown called back for an
9:57illegal formation. He looked amazing. He
9:59had a season high in route share at 73%.
10:02He has a 25% plus targets per out run
10:04and just a matter of running enough
10:06routes. We'll see if Terry McLaren
10:07returns. Then Cyrus Allen with the
10:10Chiefs wide receiver room getting
10:12decimated. Cyrus Allen could all of a
10:14sudden be in the mix to be a
10:15differencemaker. I know that Jaylen
10:16Royals uh outnapped him and ran more
10:19routes, but I just think there's no
10:21upside with Jaylen Royals. Then we'll
10:22talk about Jaylen Null. This one is
10:24likely just a blip. The Texans refuse to
10:27actually use Jaylen Null. They love to
10:29use Jared Wayne and Xavier Hutchinson
10:30and like every other receiver not named
10:32Jaylen Null, but Jaylen Null runs a
10:34career-high 69% route share. Three
10:37catches, 85 yards. He is a very deep
10:39deep stash. Same with Chris Bell. Long
10:41touchdown called back on illegal
10:42touching. He had zero yards otherwise.
10:44This Miami Dolph is terrible. He likely
10:46isn't going to be startable ever, but he
10:48is a stash in deeper leagues that I'll
10:50mention. Now, another player similar to
10:52Keon Coleman that I think you could
10:53convince me to put in the priority ad
10:55section is Mike Caseeki. We just need to
10:57know the severity of T. Higgins and
10:58Jamar Chase if they're going to miss
11:00this upcoming game. But with Mike
11:03since joining the Bengals, uh, he's at
11:068.4 points per game. And any game
11:08without T. Higgins or Jamar Chase, he is
11:10at 10.3 points per game. That's nothing
11:12crazy, but he also gets targeted about
11:1425% more in those games. And in this
11:18past setup against the Jaguars, he goes
11:22out there, three catches, 40 yards, a
11:24touchdown. He scored three touchdowns in
11:26four games so far. And he gets the Miami
11:28Dolphins this week. This could be a week
11:30where they rest either Jamar Chase or T.
11:32Higgins, maybe even both. All of a
11:33sudden, Mike, uh, Dante Myers are like
11:36legitimate starts. They go into the buy,
11:38everyone gets healthy, and then they are
11:39fully ready to roll against Baltimore.
11:41So, I wouldn't look at Micahi or the
11:42Meyers guy uh as anything more than like
11:45one week fill-ins. Then you have Michael
11:46Mayer. He's the tight end eight on tight
11:49end 16 usage since the return of Brock
11:51Bowers. He's a fine streamable tight
11:52end. Then you have Brettton Strange.
11:55Probably not going to be an every week
11:56start. He has a big game against the
11:58Bengals, but everybody goes off against
11:59the Bengals when it comes to tight ends.
12:01Then Tyler Higgby, quietly the tight end
12:03six on tight end usage, tight end eight
12:05usage over the last two weeks. He is the
12:07tight end 12 this past week even with
12:09Puka Nakua returning. But that was also
12:11what Dvonte Adams doing essentially
12:14nothing. These tight ends are always
12:15very tricky on the Rams. But while
12:16Terren Ferguson is out, Tyler Higgby is
12:18a decent shout at the position. Then
12:21with the quarterbacks, CJ Strad likely
12:23not available, but if he is, he's
12:25averaging around 20 points per game in
12:27his two games this season with Nico
12:28Collins. He's implied for the 13th most
12:30points this week by Vegas versus
12:32Tennessee this week. Then you have Kirk
12:34Cousins. Tough matchup versus New
12:36England.
12:38He's the QB7. At this point, he's
12:40bordering on set and forget territory.
12:41So I I don't really care about the
12:42matchup when it comes to Kurt Cousins.
12:44And then if you want to play the
12:45matchup, it's Jacobe Brassette this week
12:46against the Lions. Highest overunder of
12:48the entire slate. The Lions team is
12:50allowing the most fantasy points, two
12:52opposing quarterbacks in all of fantasy
12:54football. Jacobe Brassette, a decent
12:56streamer this week. Then we can talk
12:58about some drops here. I know that this
13:00has been a requested part of this video.
13:02You know, I I I can't go out and add all
13:04these players. Who are some players I
13:06should drop? Justin Herbert has been
13:07terrible. Quinton Johnston is getting
13:09passed up by Trey Harris. JK Dobbins, if
13:11he's not scoring touchdowns or being
13:12efficient, isn't really going to do
13:14anything for you. Deon Claybourne, that
13:15was fun while it lasted. Dalton Schultz
13:17with Nico Collins back, likely not going
13:19to be an every week streamer. Katron
13:20Allen, you know, he got outrepped by
13:23Austin Eckler, who I'm not really
13:24interested in as a waiverwire ad. I've
13:25seen him get thrown out uh as a name.
13:28Jeremy Bernard is getting buried by
13:30Michael Pitman and Darnell Washington,
13:32Roman Wilson. Uh Rashad Baitman with Zay
13:34Flowers back and then now Lamar Jackson
13:36hurt her. You can probably drop him.
13:38Terrence Ferguson is banged up long
13:40term. Caleb Douglas was fun in week one,
13:44but he's banged up. And then I also just
13:45don't know if anyone on the Miami
13:47Dolphins is going to be startable in the
13:49passing game at least. Isaiah Davis, it
13:51is fully Brillin Allen. Uh, and then
13:53Kyle Pittz, he ran a route on like under
13:5550% of drop backs last night. They fully
13:58went into the blocking tight ends. Now,
13:59if you want to say maybe that was game
14:01script, I could hear it. But still, even
14:03on like the limited amount of pass plays
14:04they had, Kyle Pittz wasn't out there.
14:06So, uh, he is now fully in trouble.
14:09Like, PennX comes back and revives this
14:11whole offense and everybody eats besides
14:13Kyle Pitts. I know that he had like
14:14season highs and catches and yards, but
14:16the usage wasn't great. If you want to,
14:18you know, keep the light on for Kyle
14:20Pitts, uh, you certainly can, but he is
14:23somebody you can drop if you would like
14:24to. Now, that is going to do it for us
14:26today. That is my entire week five
14:28waiverwire breakdown. Of course, if you
14:30want my article, fab recommendations,
14:33all of that, I'm going to post this
14:34video and then get to writing that as
14:37soon as I upload this. As always, if you
14:39enjoy, leave a like, subscribe if you're
14:41new, and I'll see y'all in the next one.
14:51Oh
14:54yeah.
14:56Stones like this [singing] froze ice.
15:01Ice around my body like I'm frozen.

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