The FFD Fantasy - 10+ Week 7 MUST ADD Waiver Wire Picks - 2026 Fantasy Football

Expected to return to the Jets offense, which could elevate the overall production level of the team's passing game and benefit receivers like Omar Cooper.

Landed awkwardly during the game but ended up being fine; source uses this as a reminder to monitor backfield opportunity in case of injury.

Source references Breece Hall as an example of a running back that fantasy players may not have on their rosters, highlighting the need to fill dead lineups with waiver wire adds.

Expected to return to the Jets offense, which could elevate the overall production level of the team's passing game and benefit receivers like Omar Cooper.

Benched in the second half of the loss versus the Texans, signaling a potential role reduction or performance concern.

Brock Bowers is referenced as a ceiling-upside tight end comparison; the source contrasts Michael Mayer's reliable floor with Brock Bowers' higher-ceiling potential, noting that streaming tight ends typically don't offer the same touchdown-dependent upside.

Caleb Williams was recommended back into lineups in week 6 after being benched, with the source expressing strong enthusiasm about his return to the fold.

0% rostered; rookie from Ohio State who received burn with Saints in recent game. Faces Steelers in week seven in France. Source recommends only as emergency depth play if roster is severely depleted at running back.

Presented as a desperation option for those who missed out on Kendrick Miller, with touchdown upside as a backup running back.

2% rostered on Sleeper; back-to-back weeks with at least 50 rushing yards (5.7 yards per carry in week six, 5.7 yards per carry in week five). Looked good in preseason; source places him on watch list as potential breakout candidate, though stops short of full endorsement pending further evidence.

Dalton Schultz was out-snapped by Foster Moreau 62% to 40% in the most recent game, signaling a shift in tight end usage in the Houston Texans offense.

Darren Waller was recommended as a tight end streaming option in week 6 but did not produce, though the source notes they were directionally correct on the position (tight end did hit, just not Waller).

Potentially returning off IR this week after limited practice participation last week; expected to ramp up activity. Source views him as the answer to backfield depth if Quinshawn Judkins misses time, suggesting he is a better player than Jaleel McLaughlin and would receive increased touches upon return.

Foster Moreau could be sneaky in the Houston Texans passing environment; he out-snapped Dalton Schultz 62% to 40% and caught two touchdowns in the most recent game, including one-handed catches. The source recommends picking him up and stashing him in best ball leagues with waiver pickups, especially if there's tight end premium scoring, citing his goal-line utility as a key asset.

25% rostered, played 63% of snaps in recent game; positioned as stash candidate with upside if Quinshawn Judkins misses time and Raheem Sanders remains on IR. Dylan Sampson potentially returning off IR could limit ceiling, but McLaughlin accumulated 41 rush yards and 14 receiving yards in limited role.

Jaden Daniels is listed as one of four QB buys for week 7, with the Commanders identified as a favorable matchup.

Positioned as potential stash candidate as Commanders search for backfield answers following Ja'Cory Krosky-Merrick's groin injury and IR placement. Source recommends getting ahead of situation if bench space available, potentially dropping players like Keaton Mitchell.

Mentioned in the trade market; source suggests that if Howie Roseman undercuts Taylor's trade price, he might instead sell Saquon Barkley to a competitive market, which could affect Taylor's value and opportunity.

Jordan Love was a successful QB streamer in week 6, finishing as QB 6 on the week, demonstrating strong performance as a streaming option.

Josh Allen is listed as one of four QB buys for week 7, with the Bills identified as a favorable matchup.

Justin Herbert is listed as one of four QB buys for week 7, with the Chargers identified as a favorable matchup.

Source suggests potentially dropping him to make bench space for Jeremy McNichols as a stash candidate, implying Mitchell is lower priority than McNichols in current waiver wire context.

47% rostered with 9 fantasy points, 20 rush attempts for 70 yards, and 44% snap share; source notes Alvin Kamara landed awkwardly but was fine, planting the idea of who could be next man up for opportunity in the backfield.

Source cites Kenneth Walker as an example of a running back where talent abounds and matters, contrasting with the need to chase opportunity in the position.

Kirk Cousins was a successful QB streamer in week 6, finishing as QB 8 on the week, validating the streaming recommendation.

Michael Mayer is a streaming tight end option with confidence; he's caught at least seven receptions in two of the last three games and one target then nine targets this past week. The source characterizes him as a reliable floor play—'a free five dollar bill that you don't have to think about'—who won't 'goose you' and can be plugged into lineups without worry, though he lacks the ceiling upside of elite tight ends like Brock Bowers.

Considered as a stash option but not a priority add; would be next man up in the backfield hierarchy.

Source initially considered recommending him but declined 'in good conscience' because Tyrone Tracy has taken over the backfield role (described as 'walked in the trap and took over the trap'). Implies Harris has lost primary role to Tracy.

Fresh off IR, posted 22.3 fantasy points in week 7 with 6 receptions on 7 targets for 103 yards and a touchdown; only 13% rostered despite strong performance; source identifies him as a potential breakout candidate and recommends immediate waiver claim, noting the Jets offense could become above-average once Breece Hall and Adonai Mitchell return.

Source references Marion Hampton as an example of a running back that fantasy players may have on their rosters but who has faltered, necessitating waiver wire pickups.

Mentioned as a receiver in the Seahawks offense; the source indicates the team needs another explosive playmaker opposite him.

Potentially missing time; source uses his potential absence as context for why Jaleel McLaughlin and Dylan Sampson could see increased touches. No explicit injury update provided, but referenced as a player who may not be available.

Currently on IR; his absence is cited as reason why Jaleel McLaughlin and Dylan Sampson could see increased touches in the backfield.

Potentially out of town or missing time; source notes he has been out for a couple weeks and should heal given his elite athlete status, but uncertainty remains about his availability and the Eagles' willingness to keep him.

Source questions when Travis Etienne Jr. will actually be the primary back, suggesting uncertainty about his role in the backfield alongside Alvin Kamara and Kendra Miller.

Currently on IR; eligible to return next week (week eight) per standard four-week IR minimum protocol. Source expresses uncertainty about his role upon return, questioning whether backfield will remain a committee with Alvin Kamara or if situation becomes 'a complete nightmare.' Described as potentially 'a one-week rental' in terms of fantasy value.

Played 8 snaps in the second half after Brian Thomas Jr. was benched, recording 4 receptions for 59 yards and a receiving touchdown; source suggests his role is likely to grow as the Seahawks need explosive play opposite Parker Washington, positioning him as a potential breakout candidate.

Trey Tucker is starting to emerge as a viable threat at wide receiver; the source notes he's part of a heavy 12 personnel team (one of the most heavy in the entire league), positioning him for increased involvement going forward.

Trevor Lawrence is listed as one of four QB buys for week 7, with the Jaguars identified as a favorable matchup.

Tyrone Tracy is a must-add waiver wire pick for week 7 with the New York Giants; he finished RB 7 on the week with 18 rushes, a rushing touchdown, and a receiving touchdown despite only 38% snap share, indicating significant upside with low rostering at 10%.

RB7 on the week with 18 rushes, a rushing touchdown, and a receiving touchdown despite only 38% snap share; 10% rostered, making him a good add that provides value.

Has taken over the backfield role from Najee Harris (source describes as 'walked in the trap and took over the trap'). Implicit endorsement as the primary back in the committee, making Harris no longer a viable recommendation.