Waiver Wired - Season 2, Episode 10: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@fantasy_mansion) has pinpointed top fantasy football waiver wire adds and FAAB bids heading into Week 11.
Jameis Winston enters just as New Orleans' schedule softens: ATL, DEN, ATL over the next three weeks.
PJ Walker steps into the perfect fantasy point-scoring situation supported by one of the best wide receiver trios in the sport.
Donald Parham is not on the seasonal league radar, but his snap share and red zone usage is incrementally rising.
Salvon Ahmed dominated the Dolphins' backfield snaps and posted 90 yards and a touchdown on 22 touches.
Nyheim Hines is looking like a satellite back-plus with big upside moving forward.
Heading into a revenge game against the Jets, Kalen Ballage is worth streaming, but don't pay an iron price.
JD McKissic is thriving with Alex Smith
The Seattle backfield music stopped on Alex Collins this week.
Penny's recent "home stretch" social media post offers hope that he is near returning.
Devontae Booker is a top handcuff back with standalone value and worth a bid bump to stash this week.
Don't chase last week's touchdowns, especially given Rex Burkhead's 6 carries to Damien Harris' 22.
It just makes sense that New York would turn the backfield over to Lamical Perine coming out of the bye.
DeAndre Washington checks primary back-boxes and would likely get a shot at dominating the running back touches in Miami at some point this season.
Jakobi Meyers is dominating the target share and air yards share in New England.
Michael Pittman has ascended to go-to receiver status.
David Moore is the one true handcuff wide receiver, but when crafting a bidding strategy, know that your leaguemates don't know that.
K.J. Hamler has more big play ability than Jeudy, but Drew Lock has been too erratic to delivery consistent fantasy production.
Little Jakeem Grant delivered 14-plus fantasy points in Week 10 with Casey Hayward shadowing Devante Parker.
Josh Reynolds is a plus-athlete and offers high-end WR3 production most weeks.
Richie James surprisingly usurped Kendrick Bourne for the No. 2 WR role in San Francisco on Sunday.
Allen Lazard experienced some soreness heading into last weekend and was held out of the game, but he should be activate this week.
Tim Patrick delivered another double-digit fantasy performance on Sunday, but a deeper look suggests Jeudy and Hamler have usurped him on the target pecking order.
Denzel Mims posted an impressive 100% route participation rate and 139 air yards against a competent secondary in Week 11. Stash him before a possible shootout vs. LAC.
Jalen Guyton ran more routes and absorbed more targets than Mike Williams in Week 10.
Marvin Hall was back at it, scoring another long touchdown in Week 10.
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