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The BEST Week 4 Waiver Adds

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Sep 29, 2026
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Tue, September 29, 2026
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Cedrick WilsonMalik WashingtonMason Taylor
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Cedrick Wilson

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Cedrick Wilson is a priority waiver add following a breakout game with 105 yards and a touchdown on eight targets. However, Ron Stewart cautions that his 57% route participation occurred in a game without Adam Thielen, Mason Taylor, and Omar Cooper, suggesting his role may be volatile.

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Malik Washington

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Ron Stewart recommends Malik Washington as a must-add player in Miami, projecting him as a WR3/flex play. Washington saw 10 targets and two rush attempts against the Chiefs and is viewed as a 'poor man's Deebo Samuel' in the Dolphins offense, holding more value than Ali Gordon or Jaylen Wright.

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Mason Taylor

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Ron Stewart identifies Mason Taylor as one of the best tight end stashes, noting that he is expected to return to the lineup soon.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00The week four waiver wire is pretty
0:02solid. My number one ad on the week is
0:05Braelon Allen. Breece Hall, of course,
0:06gets hurt in this game. It is a quad
0:08strain. This is from Jeff Mueller here.
0:10Quad strains for running backs are
0:11rough. He's expecting two to three weeks
0:13minimum. Braelon Allen is a firm RB2 in
0:15any game that Breece Hall misses.
0:17Braelon Allen was the only running back
0:19to receive a touch in this game against
0:21the Lions. He will be the every down
0:23bell cow. My second must add player is
0:26Malik Washington. I really do think
0:28Malik Washington is the guy to own in
0:30Miami. Even more so than Ali Gordon,
0:33even more so than Jaylen Wright. He also
0:36had three backfield carries over the
0:37last two games. This is somebody that
0:38saw 10 targets and two rush attempts in
0:41this week three game against the Chiefs.
0:43He is going to be like a wide receiver
0:45three {slash} flex play moving forward.
0:46He's going to get like a poor man's
0:48Deebo Samuel in this Dolphins offense.
0:50So, that's not super interesting, but
0:52that's going to be like a wide receiver
0:54three {slash} flex play moving forward.
0:56Our final priority ad here is Cedrick
0:58Wilson. Eight targets, seven catches,
1:00105 yards, a touchdown, huge breakout,
1:024.2 yards per route run in this game
1:04against the Lions. Super encouraging,
1:06but he only ran 57% of the routes. This
1:09is a game without Adam Thielen,
1:10without Mason Taylor, without Omar
1:12Cooper. Mason Taylor, a big big hurdle
1:15here. He seems to be back here soon. I
1:17think that he is one of the best tight
1:18end stashes, but I wouldn't run to
1:20waivers, grab Cedrick Wilson, and then
1:22immediately throw him in your tight end
1:23one spot is what I'm trying to say.

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