Rondale Moore has gotten consistent volume since returning to the lineup this season, but with Hollywood Brown out, his upside increases even more. The Arizona Cardinals offense is painful to watch at this point, but injuries are all over the place, opening opportunities for other players to provide value. Credit: Katelyn Mulcahy/Getty Images WR Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Pickups Rondale Moore, Cardinals (46.5%) He’s led the team in carries in back-to-back games and has some favorable matchups coming up soon, making him among the best fantasy football waiver wire pickups in Week 7. McKissic and Antonio Gibson are still very much a part of the offense in different roles, but it is obvious the Commanders want Robinson handling nearly all rushing duties. He led the team in carries last week, with 17 for 60 yards and a touchdown. The process of getting Brian Robinson into the lead-back role in Washington is slowly becoming reality. His value and upside obviously come back down to Earth once either running back returns, but it was a steal for the fantasy managers that started him. Since Ryan was playing well, the players around him were too, and Jackson benefited from plenty of check-downs, giving him the RB1 finish with 28.1 fantasy points.
Jackson flashed in Week 6 with strong runs and explosiveness, but he found his fantasy value through the air. RB Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Pickups Deon Jackson, Colts (32.8%)ĭeon Jackson saw his ownership increase nearly 30 percent overnight once it was announced that both Nyheim Hines and Taylor were ruled out. It’s evident he has some sneaky good weapons and, once Jonathan Taylor returns to the lineup, he can lighten his workload a bit and keep the opposing defense guessing more often. Ryan did face the Jaguars in Indianapolis, so the Colts had an automatic advantage but he wasn’t sporadic or turnover prone like he has been thus far. Matt Ryan, Colts (12.5%)Īfter most fantasy managers moved on from Matt Ryan and his miserable fantasy performances, he dominated and finished as the QB2. It will always be hard to trust him, but the 15+ fantasy point performances are very doable given his rushing value. He isn’t flashy or consistent enough to trust him week in and week out, but he finds value with his legs and seems to be adjusting to his weapons on the offense. A good plug-in option barring a good matchup is Marcus Mariota. With quarterbacks like Josh Allen and Jalen Hurts on bye this week, the priority of picking up a backup on the fantasy football waiver wire is as high as it is going to get. Get your fantasy football trophies, championship belts and other awards for your league from TrophySmack! CLICK HERE to claim a discount on your first purchase! QB Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Pickups Marcus Mariota, Falcons (14.4%) CLICK HERE to get your fantasy football awards!
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