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Week 2 Waiver Wire Adds | 2026 Fantasy Football Advice

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Sep 15, 2026

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Keaton MitchellKendre MillerAntonio WilliamsCaleb DouglasChigoziem OkonkwoChris RodriguezChristian McCaffreyDemarcus RobinsonDenzel BostonDontayvion WicksIsaiah LikelyJayden ReedKimani VidalKyle Williams

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Antonio Williams

NegativeUsage12:20

Antonio Williams posted an efficient 4/64/1 stat line in Week 1, but played only 26 snaps. The source notes he is currently third on the depth chart behind Terry McLaurin and Stefon Diggs; while he is a prospect to watch for increased future usage, he is not yet a viable starting lineup option.

Caleb Douglas

PositiveUsage9:29

Caleb Douglas is a priority add after playing 91% of snaps and recording 5 catches for 94 yards in Week 1. Although he plays on a bad team (Dolphins) that may limit his scoring potential, his high usage makes him a recommended target.

Chigoziem Okonkwo

NegativeInjury12:42

Chig Okonkwo suffered a hamstring injury, which the source notes could potentially open up additional targets for other players on the offense.

Chris Rodriguez

PositiveRole3:42

Chris Rodriguez is a recommended waiver add for his specific goal-line role in a high-powered offense. While currently behind Bashaud Tuton in total touches, he offers significant value as a stash who would become a primary option if Tuton were to miss time.

Christian McCaffrey

NegativeRole0:48

Christian McCaffrey is identified as the primary starter whose potential injury would immediately elevate his direct backup, Kalin Black, into a high-value fantasy asset.

Demarcus Robinson

NegativeUsage13:56

Demarcus Robinson saw increased snaps following an in-game injury to a teammate, but the source warns he is not a reliable fantasy starter. His usage is situational, and he is not expected to be a featured part of the offense when the team has time to prepare.

Denzel Boston

PositiveUsage8:39

Denzel Boston should be rostered in all formats after playing 92% of offensive snaps in Week 1. While the source notes he plays on a bad team (Browns) that may limit his overall ceiling, his high snap share and expected negative game scripts provide fantasy value.

Dontayvion Wicks

NegativeUsage11:24

The source advises against targeting Dontayvion Wicks on the waiver wire, noting he plays behind DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert, and that his production is likely to fizzle out as the season progresses.

Isaiah Likely

PositiveBreakout15:22

Isaiah Likely is the top waiver wire priority for the week across all positions. He led all NFL tight ends in usage and expected fantasy points in Week 1. The source ranks him as the TE7 rest-of-season, noting he is being utilized as a big slot receiver; he is worth a significant FAAB bid of 12-25% depending on league depth.

Jayden Reed

NegativeRole18:59

Jayden Reed is maintaining his consistent role as the primary slot receiver in the Green Bay offense.

Keaton Mitchell

PositiveUsage5:42

Despite a poor Week 1 performance in a new system, Keaton Mitchell maintained a 25% opportunity share and 34% route share in a two-man backfield committee. The source advises holding him or targeting him on waivers if dropped, as the Chargers' offensive struggles may be an outlier.

PositiveUsage7:19

Despite a poor Week 1 performance in a new system, Katon Mitchell maintained a 25% opportunity share and 34% route share in a two-man backfield committee. The source advises holding him or targeting him on waivers if dropped, as the Chargers' offensive struggles may be an outlier.

Kendre Miller

NegativeRole10:19

Kendra Miller saw 29% of offensive snaps in Week 1, but this was inflated by an unusually high 86-play volume for the Saints. His role is expected to diminish once Alvin Kamara returns, making him a stash only for deeper leagues in the event of future injuries.

NegativeRole10:19

Kendre Miller saw 29% of offensive snaps in Week 1, but this was inflated by an unusually high 86-play volume for the Saints. His role is expected to diminish once Alvin Kamara returns, making him a stash only for deeper leagues in the event of future injuries.

Kimani Vidal

NegativeUsage7:30

Kimani Vidal saw very limited involvement in the Chargers' offense, recording zero touches on only four snaps in Week 1.

Kyle Williams

PositiveRole8:30

The source expects the team to increase the role for Kyle Williams moving forward.

Ladd McConkey

NegativeInjury13:14

Ladd McConkey is currently day-to-day with a chest injury, and his status for the upcoming week is uncertain.

Malachi Corley

PositiveBreakout17:04

Malachi Corley is an explosive waiver target who saw a higher-than-expected snap share in the 40% range. He already has a defined role near the goal line and is utilized on end-arounds and play-action, though his fantasy upside is ultimately capped by the Jets' offensive environment.

Pat Freiermuth

NegativeValue18:02

Pat Freiermuth is a clear tight end one who played a high volume of snaps in Week 1, but he is only recommended for deeper fantasy leagues due to concerns regarding the overall efficiency of the Steelers' offense.

Quentin Johnston

PositiveValue13:22

Quentin Johnston receives a boost in fantasy value if Ladd McConkey is forced to miss time due to his current chest injury.

Romeo Doubs

PositiveValue11:46

Romeo Dobs is the top waiver wire wide receiver target following the AJ Brown injury. While he struggled in Week 1, his high contract value and expected field time make him the primary beneficiary of Brown's absence, though the target distribution will likely be spread thin across the offense.

Seth McGowan

PositiveValue8:52

Seth McGowan is a recommended handcuff for Jonathan Taylor owners. While he would not step into a 25-touch workhorse role if Taylor were injured, the team's decision to keep only Taylor and McGowan active suggests they trust him enough to handle a temporary starting role.

Tucker Kraft

NegativeInjury19:08

Tucker Kraft is currently in the process of ramping up his activity level while returning from an injury.

Tyler Allgeier

NegativeValue1:58

Despite a 59% snap share and 19 touches in Week 1, Tyler Allgeier is ranked behind Kalin Black. His outlook is dampened by the expectation that teammate Jeremiah Love will see an increasing workload, alongside difficult upcoming matchups against the Seahawks and 49ers.

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0:00What's going on guys? It's Nick here back with another video. Week one in the books. So, we're going to week two

0:04wavewire right now. Start off with running back where I would say the top running back is Kayn Black. You can make

0:10arguments for a number of different running backs. And the realistic outcome here is that right now on free agency, there is not some running back you can

0:17just go after and chuck right into the flex spot into running back two. You're going to need an injury or for someone

0:24to break out. But let's talk about Kale Black. I would say just the fact that we knew going into the season, right, that

0:30he was the handcuff, but the fact that they trusted him in week one to get as many touches as he did and he looked as

0:36good as he did and the 49ers offense looked as good as it did makes him basically the premier handcuff in the

0:43NFL. All you should have to know into why he should be 100% rostered is he is the direct backup to Christian

0:49McCaffrey. That's it. Like that's all you need to know. Christian McCaffrey live to be injured in any season.

0:55Obviously, uh Kaylin Black could be a top seven to 10 running back depending on matchup in any week McAffrey misses.

1:02And again, he looked good. We knew in the last couple weeks of training camp that he was the direct backup that if

1:07you drafted Christian McCaffrey, you had to go out and get Calin Black. But for some of you in shallower leagues, no one

1:13knew that. No one knew to go after him.

1:15So, I would say he's top. Uh some people argue that it is Tyler Algier because Algier had a very strong role in week

1:22one. 59% of snaps, 19 touches did look pretty decent. Offense looked way better than we thought it would. The reason I

1:30would go black over Algier though is Alier looked solid, but like Jeremiah Love looked better and Love looks really good and Love is going to ramp up. And

1:40so you've got obviously Arizona is a worse team than the 49ers. So, you've got two backup running backs. One of them is on the 49ers and one of them is

1:49on the Cardinals. I mean, that's really just the difference there. I know that Algier technically has more like value right now, but you're still not playing

1:58him. Next two weeks, Seahawks and 49ers.

2:00You're not playing Tyler Algier against the Seahawks and the 49ers. And every single week, Love is going to get more and more touches. We also had Arizona

2:07running 72 plays. And again, that was the first game for Jeremiah Love. So again, 19 touches is pretty sweet to see. Alier should be rostered

2:15everywhere, but I'd rather go after Kalin Black. Uh probably move like a tier down into this next general range.

2:22Chris Rodriguez obviously doesn't have an amazing day, but it's also a little bit tough to evaluate in the blowout, right? I mean, we knew in what, the

2:31second quarter that game was over. Uh that's going to be the case a lot of the time against the Cleveland Browns. But

2:36if you look at the end, you know, a pretty close um snap split between him and Tuton, you did have Chris Rodriguez

2:44playing in that goal line role. So when they have a week where they don't throw for 100% of their touchdowns, there's

2:50opportunity here for goal line touches for Rodriguez. It does not mean Toutin's not going to score touchdowns obviously, but it was nice seeing Chris Rodriguez

2:59in that role. Uh you also did have Toutin getting a lot more of the um kind of like garbage time run. I don't want

3:04to say that like that's why Toutton had more value. Toutin on even a relatively even split in these snaps got more

3:12touches. He was the lead back. But obviously Bashaw Tuton is nonf free agency, right? Chris Rodriguez is more the back that could be on free agency.

3:21And the the appeal for Rodriguez is simply that he is going to have a role on a very very good offense and he'll

3:29have, you know, goal line touches. Like that's just someone who should be rostered in all formats. And then if you had an injury to Tuin, obviously Chris

3:34Rodriguez gains a ton of value. Uh but another back that it's like you're not starting Chris Rodriguez while Tuton is healthy. Uh Keen Mitchell after him, the

3:42Chargers looked terrible. The offensive line, like that really was the reason the offense fell apart. We were expecting the offensive line to be

3:50better, right? They have their guys healthy. They have like one injury, but like their best offensive linemen are healthy right now, but there are some

3:57clips circulating online where it was just a disaster. I mean, you got like three offensive linemen blocking one player while two people screamed towards

4:04Justin Herbert. It's like, h how is this occurring still? Um, I think they're going to get going, right? This was the

4:11first game in the new system. It looked really bad coming against Arizona, but we also don't know. Last season, Arizona was a defense that you bullied. Like,

4:20anyone put up points against Arizona. We don't know. There's like defense is not that sticky year-over-year, so we don't kind of know exactly how good they're

4:27going to be. Maybe they fall close to league average and when you combine that with the first game in the new system,

4:32maybe we look back on this and it's by far the worst game the Chargers play all season. Again, we don't know. And so

4:38there's risk in all Chargers players.

4:39But if we look at just the opportunity for Katon, we thought it would be a three running back committee. It was

4:44not. So you only had Katon and Marin Hampton playing. Katon had a 25% opportunity share, 34% route share.

4:50Again, Vidal zero uh touches on four snaps. So it really was just those two running backs. Uh, Chargers are not going to run 51 offensive plays most

4:59weeks. We really didn't see the Chargers until the second half. And then once you had the LAD injury, the offense just

5:05really couldn't get going at any point.

5:08Again, it's concerning for sure, but Keaton should still be rostered everywhere. I feel like he's going to be dropped in a lot of leagues. I would

5:14still hold on to him. Um, I would go after him, you know, on like Wednesday or Thursday, whenever you're allowed to.

5:20um if someone drops them um and just give them a couple more weeks to just see if the offense looks this bad for

5:26another two weeks. Obviously, we're dropping Katon Mitchell, but I think the upside is still there for you. Uh after him, Seth McGau, um really just that the

5:36fact that they only had Jonathan Taylor and Seth active at running back indicates their trust in him. We know that, you know, if Jonathan Taylor

5:45suffers a torn ACL right now, right, they're probably going to go after someone. So, it's not like they would have Seth McGowan as some insane feature

5:53running back and 25 touches the game.

5:54Like, no one's stepping into the Jonathan Taylor role. But, if Jonathan Taylor rolls his ankle, he's going to miss a game or two. It seems like they

6:01trust Seth McGawan enough to where we might actually be playing him. And so, if you have Jonathan Taylor, you should have Seth McGowan. But if you're in a

6:08deeper format as well and you want to have one of the premier handcuffs, I don't know that he's like a Kalin Black

6:12or an Algier level handcuff. But, you know, he's free in most leagues. And if you're looking for that bench spot for

6:18some upset running back, he'd be the guy I'd go after. And then Kendrick Miller, I got to talk about him because he had a

6:23decent amount of usage, but as we'll talk about in a second with Vele, the Saints also ran a billion plays. It was

6:28like 86 offensive plays, which is not something we're going to see over time.

6:33Uh, so that's why the touches were still higher for Kendrick. And then you also have Kamar coming back probably next week. So I was not expecting to see 29%

6:41of the offensive snaps for Kendra Miller. Uh but that's probably going to be one of his better games all season.

6:46The role will obviously diminish once Kamara is back. But nice seeing that they trusted him and he looked good. So it's a name to more so keep in mind if

6:55we get an injury like they trust Kendra Miller. Kendra Miller is a talented running back. If he can stay healthy and

7:00the other guys get injured, there's opportunity there. But right now it's not like you're ever going to play him.

7:05So, deeper leaks only for him. At wide receiver, I would say top is Romeo Dobs only because of the AJ Brown injury. He

7:12looked really bad in week one, but we should give New England a little bit of a pass playing at Seattle. Not exactly

7:18the easiest place to play in week one.

7:21Uh, but Dobs needs to like catch the football, right? But they signed him to a ton of money. He's obviously going to

7:25be on the field every single play. if he's on free agency, if someone drops him. I don't think anyone's going to

7:30drop him because I think everyone kind of knows, well, if AJ Brown's going to miss a month and a half, obviously Dom's

7:34gains value. People are asking about like who else gains value. And it's like it's just everyone. Um, but also no one,

7:42you know, like it's it's like, you know, you give some targets to uh Mary Douglas and Matt Collins and they probably

7:50increase the role for Kyle Williams and Raridon will step up and Hunter Henry gets another dump off. Maybe the running backs get a target or two more. It's

7:56like it's actually very easy to take like even if you thought you know 10 targets for AJ Brown if you had 10

8:02targets to tribute well there's like eight players that are going to increase in a target and so no one really gains

8:08that much value as weird as it sounds but Dobs would take the most. He'd be on the field the most. He get more design

8:15looks and everyone else just gets a sprinkle and when they weren't guys you consider before now they're guys you're still really not considering. So Romeo

8:21Dobs is really the only one I'd go after. uh if you were in like a deep deep format, Demiro Douglas isn't bad,

8:27but like Matt Collins is mostly blocking again. I think they'll increase the role for Kyle Williams. I think the tight ends get more involved, running backs

8:34cuz like Trayvon's going to be back soon. So, I don't know. I wouldn't go after anyone else. Um but if Dobs is out

8:39there, I'd go after him. Then Denzel Boston, um he and Caleb Douglas, we'll talk about in a second, they're on bad

8:46teams, right? They're on the Browns and they're on the Dolphins. And those teams are not going to be throwing for that

8:51many yards or touchdowns this season.

8:53But when you have a rookie playing over 90% of the snaps in week one, it doesn't matter. And they have production and

9:00they look good. It does not matter what offense they're on at a minimum. They need to be roster. We need to see where

9:05this goes. So 92% of the offensive snaps for Denzel Boston. Um Deshun Watson won't be quarterback all season. He will be in week two, but will eventually move

9:14to Shador Sanders, which should elevate things a little bit, but not that much.

9:18It's not like they're going to have good quarterback play at all, but if you're playing over 90% of the offensive snaps

9:22on a team that's going to be trailing pretty much every two every single week, uh, needs to be rostered in all formats.

9:29Uh, and then again, Caleb Douglas, um, he looked really good. I still like Chris Bell a little bit more longterm, but it's a rookie playing 91% of the

9:37offensive snaps, putting together five for 94. You got to add players like that even on bad offenses. It was against the

9:45Raiders. The Dolphins looked really, really, really bad as a team. They are very live for the 101. They are very live to win one or two games this season

9:56or zero. I mean, truly like the Browns and the the Dolphins could win zero. I know the Browns have really easy

10:02schedule, so they're probably going to put together some wins, but man, these two teams are going to get bullied this season. Like, they're going to be so so

10:09so so bad. But that means strong scripts, and if the rookie wide receivers is playing this much already, they're going to have a strong role. Uh,

10:15I would say the more exciting option is Devon Vele. But again, like alluded to before with Kendra Miller, 82 snaps for

10:23Veil because they ran 86 as a team. If you run 70 plays per game, you're probably going to lead the league. So,

10:31we can dial back at least 15 plays per game on average. Of course, you also have, you know, a ton of plays and then

10:38overtime. So, it was just an a game that really elevated plays more than we're expecting. Uh but even still, you've got

10:44a clear number two wide receiver that looks good, uh that, you know, has trust in the quarterback. The quarterback just threw for 400 yards. Like these are

10:52still factors that you got to consider.

10:54Easy schedule for the Saints. They play in dome games. Um it's not like, uh they have some prolific defense where they're

11:00going to be winning a ton of games, they're going to be trailing plenty. Um needs to be rostered in all formats.

11:04You've got Tyson missing, I would guess, two months of the season and then who knows the ramp up there or if he suffers

11:10a setback. So again, Vle got to be rostered everywhere. I would say Boston, Bailey, and Douglas are really just the three that I would really want at wide

11:17receiver this week. After this, it's purely dart throws. Um or or guys I don't even really want, but we're going to talk about. So Dantavian Wixs. Um

11:24honestly, Mai Lemon played more than I thought he would. They had the exact same usage, but Wix's came deeper downfield. Lemons was closer to line of

11:32scrimmage. Again, you guys know my take here. I think Lemon's a great prospect.

11:36Um, I think probably not yet, but very soon we're going to feature him in I mean either the waiver video or the

11:42trade video. I mean, maybe we talk about him tomorrow in the trade video. I'm not sure. We'll kind of see how things look.

11:48But I like the talent of Lemon Wixs.

11:50Even though he played a decent amount and he had the the lot of production, it came on one big play. He had two

11:56catches. And realistically, like this is not an offense we expect to throw for a ton of yards. He's still going to play

12:01behind Damont Smith, behind Dallas.

12:03Eleven's going to ramp up. You still have Saquon Barkley there and Jaylen Herz stealing touchdowns. Like it is not a role where you're ever going to trust

12:09Dantavian Wixs, but he had like what 79 80 yards and a touchdown. So, we have to talk about him deeper formats. It's

12:15fine. But we talked about this that he was going to start hot and fizzle out as the season goes on. That's not someone

12:20you need to target in the waiverwire. Um Antonio Williams also really good stat line. So, uh it's kind of a mixed bag

12:25here. It's like he only played 26 snaps.

12:28But when you only play 26 snaps in your opening day and you catch all four targets for 64 and a touchdown, well,

12:33you tend to have more snaps going forward. I don't know what the opportunity is behind Terry McLuren and Stefon Diggs. Um I think Chig suffers

12:42the hamstring injury, so maybe that opens up a couple targets. They don't throw the running backs really that much, so there's opportunity there, but

12:50it's like he's still third. It's just basically what happens with the snaps.

12:56Probably needs an injury to one of the top two, but it's still exciting when you see a prospect that, you know, some

13:00people were were, you know, excited to see the season go out there and on limited snap, you know, command targets and look good on those targets. So

13:07exciting, but you know, not someone we're even like remotely considering in starting lineups just yet. Uh Trey Harris would only be uh if Lad like

13:15misses time. Lad has a chest injury.

13:17He's dayto-day right now. I don't know if he's going to play this week. if he were to miss, obviously Quinton Johnson

13:22and Trey Harris boost in value. Uh Trey Harris nearly had the long touchdown, but doesn't come down with that.

13:28Although I think it was PI, but anyways, doesn't come down with that. Has a really bad drop on a third down that

13:33they really needed to continue the drive. Um honestly, again, the offense just didn't look that good, but it was the offensive line. If the offensive

13:41line in this new scheme can figure it out and get a little bit more time for Justin Herbert, things are going to

13:47improve. So, I think Trey Harris should be rostered in a lot of leagues, but again, he's pretty far down on this

13:52list, and it's more so if Lad misses time. Uh, and then Demarcus Robinson.

13:57Uh, this is because of dribbling, right?

13:58Once you see Stribbling leaves, Demarcus Robinson jumps up. I think he was first in snaps, but that's another one I want

14:03to know. All the vets and the 49ers didn't play that much. like um McCaffrey, it was because of the cramping that he wasn't playing a lot

14:10and then KD because of the injury, but like McCaffrey, KD, uh Mike Evans, um didn't have super high snap shares. Uh

14:18and this is even like before it was like a super blowout towards the end. Um I do think that was somewhat related to their

14:25age. Obviously, they're very old players. There's no reason to go out there and play them 100% of snaps and get them injured because they're so

14:31important to the team. Um, so I think that's why you had Stribbling leading the team in snaps before he got injured

14:37and why you had Demarcus Robinson jumping into that role after. But that's something I always want to talk about in these waiver videos. Things are

14:44different when there's an in-game injury and when they have time to prepare in-game injury, Demarcus Robinson jumps into the dribbling role. That's just

14:51what happened. And so you see the production there, you see the snaps, but then they have time to prepare. And they're not going to go out there and be

14:58featuring the offensive around Demarcus Robinson. Debo is going to gain value.

15:03Evans, KD, McCaffrey, that's still where all the targets are going to go. And then occasionally Demarcus Robinson will get one-on-one coverage and they'll

15:10chuck it to him downfield or in the red zone. And that's not someone you're ever going to start in fantasy. So exciting.

15:16Maybe in like a 16 or 18 team league that someone is available with value, but other than that, you're not going

15:21after him. Uh tight end, fairly thin list. Um but likely is probably the number one claim this week among all positions. If Isaiah likely is available

15:31in your free agency, you should be putting in the number one claim for him.

15:35It was amazing usage. This was not some fluke. Um, this was something that I mean, if you looked at camp reports, he

15:40was by far the most targeted player in camp. Of course, that's because Malik Neighbors wasn't playing in like 111s or in joint practices, things like that,

15:47but likely was getting peppered with targets in camp. He was a great flyer later on and it hit like right now. Uh,

15:54he's my or my tight end seven in the rest of season rankings. We don't know.

15:59This has happened before with literally Isaiah Likely. He's been like the number one tight end through week one and we're like, "Holy cow, it's happening." And

16:06then he does nothing. The thing is, he's not in Baltimore anymore. They brought him in. They paid him the money. He had

16:12the role in camp. Then he goes out there in week one, looks great in that role.

16:17He's basically just going to be a big slot receiver for them. He's going to have dud weeks. All tight ends do. But

16:22the usage was great. Number one among all tight ends in usage. So the the targets he got, no other tight end in

16:30the NFL this week had better usage than him. His expected fantasy points were number one among tight ends. It was a

16:37great role. He's going to be great this season. Um number one claim again. He's worth it. Um Fab is really tough. It

16:44depends on your league size. It depends on what you have at tight end. Uh but I would put a decent chunk of change down

16:49on him. My guess is he goes anywhere from like 12 to 25% in your league. I think on the website right now at a

16:5712tone league I have like 16% um as like the suggestion there but you got to know your league and how deep it is uh how

17:04much people going to go after likely after him it's Kenyan Sadik um higher snap share than I thought you know he

17:10missed most of camp with the injury so I thought he'd go out there and play like 10 or 15% of the snaps it was much

17:14higher than that I think it was in like the 40s um clearly very explosive clearly already has a role near the goal

17:21line right to give him an end around they're going to do plenty of play action passes to him they're going to

17:25isolate him on the outside. So, really exciting there. He's on the Jets, right?

17:29Uh they're not going to get to play the Titans every single week, but um he he was a player that, you know, we talked

17:35about he was cratering in drafts and we were loading up on underdogs super late because how do you get a breakout tight

17:42end? Athleticism. Like that's truly all you need. Well, you need the offense to be decent as well. And so, Sadi's probably not going to be a top five

17:48tight end. But what you are looking for more than anything for a breakout tight end is highend athleticism. Sadique, one of the most athletic tight ends we've

17:56ever seen. Uh so upside here for sure, but on the Jets, so don't get too carried away. And then Pat Fmouth, um

18:02only in deeper leagues for me. Uh he is a clear tight end one. He played a ton, but um I'm not super pumped about the um

18:09Steelers offense. I think there will be weeks that like Pitman and Metaf get more involved, the running backs more targets. Uh but exciting start for Pat

18:16Fick. Uh streaming quarterback, only have one for you. It's Jordan Love. And honestly, you could probably play him rest of season as well, but at the Jets

18:24this next week, that's pretty cool. Um, really, really good usage for like the passing game for Green Bay. They threw the ball at a relatively high rate. Of

18:34course, that's because of Don Jacobs, right? And so, you've got, you know, Chris Brooks and you've got Marshon Lloyd at running back and, you know,

18:41that's not really something you want to give a million touches to. Um, but I mean, this passing attack looked very good at the Vikings. That is a

18:49absolutely brutal environment to play in. That's a very confusing defense to play. The fact that they looked as good as they did. Christian Watson looks

18:57incredible. Um, Matthew Golden looks incredible. Uh, Jaden Reed looks like he's in his same role as always, which is that slot role that kind of gets

19:05thrown away sometimes, but my goodness, I mean, this passing attack looks great.

19:08You've got Tucker Craft still ramping up off the injury. Like, there's going to be a lot of upside weeks for Jordan Love

19:14this season. Uh, at the Jets will probably be one of them. defense streaming. Got two for you. It's the two teams that we're going to be streaming

19:21against every single week. Bucks versus the Browns will be number one because they're also more likely to be available. Uh but 49ers versus Dolphins,

19:29just because the 49ers played the Rams in week one, there's going to be a lot of leagues where 49ers are available

19:34because people looked at the Rams and were like, "Well, I'm not playing a defense against the Rams." Uh so either one of them are great. I would go Bucks

19:41first. um because the Dolphins theoretically could have games where they run the ball at such a high rate, don't drop back enough, and so you don't

19:48have the opportunity for interceptions and sacks as much. But man, I mean, for both of these teams, you know, the Bucks

19:55and the 49ers are probably going to win by a lot, probably going to look really good on offense, probably going to force

20:00the Browns and the Dolphins into very high pass rates in the second half, and that is going to be ugly for those two

20:06teams. So, these two will be uh, you know, top in the rankings. But uh this is also something where Tuesday night

20:12I'm going to release the like initial projections for the week. Look at the projections for um defense and just see who's available in your league. It's

20:20really tough sometimes making this video for defense just because there are defenses that are like 70 80 90% own 10 20 30% of you actually have them

20:28available. So it's hard to know exactly who to say again Bucks 49ers going to be top two. Other than that look at the

20:33rankings. So uh that'll do it for the waiverwire video this week. trade video on Wednesday, uh running my rankings video on Thursday, and underdog video on

20:44Friday. Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss any of those. But that'll do it for this one. Thank you all for

20:49watching. I'll catch you all on the next one.

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