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Each week I’ll list the best widely available fantasy football free agents — I define “generally available” as owned by about half of all ESPN or Yahoo leagues — and some guys who are probably better off in the free agent pool than collecting dust on your grill.
Follow me on X (formerly known as Twitter) @UTEddieBrown if you have questions throughout the week.
Here’s my NFL Week 10 waiver wire cheat sheet for all league sizes and formats, with players to add, drop, and stream in your fantasy football league:
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QB Justin Herbert, Chargers (ESPN: 43%; Yahoo: 44%): This reminds us that talent in fantasy is a lot like life in Jurassic Park: it finds a way. Herbert entered the Bolts’ Week 5 with a season-high 179 passing yards on 27 attempts with just one multi-touchdown game. He has averaged 303 passing yards over the past three games with multiple TD passes the past two weeks, and hasn’t thrown an interception since Week 2. Herbert has been the overall QB8 since Week 6 and has upcoming games against three of the top four teams that most fantasy points to quarterbacks this season (Bengals, Ravens and Buccaneers).
WR Jauan Jennings, 49ers (ESPN: 57%; Yahoo: 51%): There’s a good chance Jennings returns this week, and with Brandon Aiyuk out for the season, he’ll be at WR3/flex most weeks, even if Christian McCaffrey may return as well. Ricky Pearsall (ESPN: 18%; Yahoo: 28%) only has value if Jennings isn’t ready for it.
RB Ray Davis, Bills (ESPN: 14%; Yahoo: 21%): Davis has been the overall RB20 in standard formats (RB24 in PPR) since Week 6, with James Cook healthy and/or productive in three of those four games. Davis has RB1 upside if Cook is injured, but he has already developed a flexible appeal depending on the matchup.
WR DeMario Douglas, Patriots (ESPN: 27%; Yahoo: 22%): Douglas has been the overall WR29 in PPR formats (WR42 in standard) since Week 5 with exactly nine goals in three of the last five games. Douglas should have a flexible trade most weeks in PPR, with Drake Maye looking like the real deal at QB for New England.
TE Mike Gesicki, Bengals (ESPN: 11%; Yahoo: 14%): Gesicki is the overall TE10 in standard formats (TE13 in PPR) through nine weeks with 12 receptions (14 targets) for 173 yards and two touchdowns in the last two games. Tee Higgins missed both games due to an oblique injury and could be out Thursday night against the Ravens.
BONUS: WR Cedric Tillman, Browns (ESPN: 48%; Yahoo: 58%): Tillman has the most fantasy points in both standard and PPR formats since Amari Cooper was traded to Buffalo three weeks ago. The 2023 third-round draft pick has had at least nine targets in every game, tallying 21 receptions for 255 yards and three TDs since Week 7. Cleveland has a bye this week, so this might be your last chance to get him if he’s available in your league. Also, Elijah Moore (ESPN: 8%; Yahoo: 14%) could develop a flexible appeal in deeper PPR leagues in the future. Moore has 17 receptions (on 27 targets) in three games without Cooper. Even Jerry Jeudy (ESPN: 52%; Yahoo: 48%) should be on more rosters and exceed 70 yards in every game. Jameis Winston has started with 12 receptions (19 goals) over the past two weeks.
BONUS: QB Matthew Stafford, Rams (ESPN: 30%; Yahoo: 60%): Stafford has been the overall QB6 for the past two weeks and all of his receivers are healthy. He has thrown for 577 yards with six TD passes and just two interceptions.
BONUS: TE Hunter Henry, Patriots (ESPN: 41%; Yahoo: 36%): Henry is the overall TE9 in standard formats (TE6 in PPR) through nine weeks with 23 receptions (28 targets) for 234 yards and a TD in the last four games.
BONUS: WR Quentin Johnston, Chargers (ESPN: 21%; Yahoo: 16%): Johnston finished as the overall WR5 in standard formats (WR7 in PPR) upon his return from an ankle injury. He has four TD receptions in his last five games.
BONUS: RB Jaylen Warren, Steelers (ESPN: 55%; Yahoo: 42%): Warren should be close to 100 percent after retiring from Pittsburgh, and the offense looked more dynamic with Russell Wilson under center. Even when he’s in foul trouble, he’s been more efficient than Najee Harris and still offers more big-play potential in the future as the offense continues to develop with Wilson at the helm.
BONUS: QB Aaron Rodgers, Jets (ESPN: 52%; Yahoo: 43%): Rodgers has been the overall QB10 since Nathaniel Hackett lost his play-calling duties heading into Week 6. He is completing 64.2% of his passes for 1,014 yards with eight TD passes against three interceptions in the last four games.
BONUS: WR Adam Thielen, Panthers (ESPN: 26%; Yahoo: 25%): Thielen could be activated from injured reserve before the Giants’ game in Munich this week or even traded to a team like the Texans on Tuesday. Either way, he should be relevant in fantasy for the rest of this season.
BONUS: TE Taysom Hill, Saints (ESPN: 27%; Yahoo: 37%): If you don’t have a “set it and forget it” tight end, and honestly only a few of us in any league do, why not lock Hill up every week (assuming he’s healthy) and go you along on the wave. Only Gesicki led him in standard formats last week (Hill finished as the overall TE3 in PPR), and New Orleans could be without Chris Olave (concussion) this week against the Falcons.
BONUS: QB Drake Maye, Patriots (ESPN: 11%; Yahoo: 11%): Maye has been the overall QB9 since Week 6, including a game two weeks ago when he went out early with a concussion. New England throws the ball a ton with the rookie under center and he has shown a real edge with his legs, running for 197 yards on 19 carries and a TD in four starts.
BONUS: WR Xavier Legette, Panthers (ESPN: 33%; Yahoo: 27%): Legette is the overall WR28 in standard formats (WR26 in PPR) since Week 4 and has scored a TD in four of the last six games. Legette will likely see consistent targets with Diontae Johnson in Baltimore in the future. He will have WR3/flex upside in the future if Thielen is traded.
BONUS: TE Jonnu Smith, Dolphins (ESPN: 13%; Yahoo: 9%): Smith has been the overall TE11 in all fantasy formats since Week 5 with 21 receptions (27 targets) for 224 yards and a TD in the last four games.
BONUS: RB Isaac Guerendo, 49ers (ESPN: 8%; Yahoo: 18%): If McCaffrey returns this week and Jordan Mason is healed, Guerendo won’t see many details, but he’s your guy if you want a serious edge, especially if you select CMC or Mason. The rookie is averaging 6.1 yards per carry with at least 99 total yards in two of the last three games.
BONUS: D/ST Lions (ESPN: 55%; Yahoo: 47%): Detroit has had the seventh-highest scoring defense in fantasy through nine weeks, but it’s the first overall since Week 6. The Texans have allowed 14 sacks in their last three games, including eight last week against the Jets.
BONUS: D/ST Giants (ESPN: 5%; Yahoo: 6%): The G-Men lead the NFL with 35 sacks in nine games. The Panthers are averaging 12.5 points in Bryce Young’s four starts, with Young throwing six interceptions. The Giants are a premium streaming option abroad if Andy Dalton stays out.
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QB Dak Prescott, Cowboys: Prescott is expected to miss several weeks with a more serious hamstring injury than initially feared. Feel free to release him if you don’t have the option to bring in an injured reserve.
WR Dontayvion Wicks, Packers: Wicks is the overall WR64 in standard formats (WR71 in PPR) through nine weeks, and has two or fewer receptions in four of the last five games.
RB Devin Singletary, Giants: If you’re in a deep league and plan on using Singletary as a flex against the Panthers this week, I understand, but he has just 17 touches in the last three games and hasn’t scored a touchdown since Week 3.
TE Isaiah Probably, Raven: Probably the overall TE23 in standard formats (TE27 in PPR) if you throw out his monster performance in Week 1 against the Chiefs, and he had just one target (no catches) against the Broncos while playing a season-low 30% of Baltimore’s offensive snaps . The addition of Diontae Johnson does not bode well for Likely’s future goals.
RB Antonio Gibson, Patriots: Gibson has had just 11 touches in the last three games while competing with JaMycal Hasty for Rhamondre Stevenson’s leftovers.