With that in mind, players like Greg Dortch have been earning some serious playing time, and in turn producing super-helpful performances for your fantasy football teams.ĭortch’s 10 catches for 98 yards showed that Trace McSorely liked him the most of all of his targets, and that kind of PPR ceiling is the type of value you desperately need to capitalize in your waiver wire pickups.
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While the rumor mill has started to conjure up comments about the Niners looking at sitting some of their guys, they still have plenty to play for in playoff seeding, so expect Purdy to have his full arsenal of weapons available when they face the Raiders in Week 17.Īs was very evident in their overtime loss on Christmas night, the Arizona Cardinals really look like a team that needs a complete roster overhaul. Brock Purdy was forced into the spotlight with the Jimmy Garoppolo injury, and he has more than looked the part. Whether you think the success at QB for the San Francisco 49ers is due to their drafting acumen or Kyle Shanahan and the offensive structure, it is remarkable that this team continues to churn out NFL-ready QBs. With a playoff spot already locked up, look for both Dobbins and Edwards to earn equal time in the backfield, boosting the type of impact Edwards can have moving forward. Sunday’s game against the Falcons saw Dobbins earn a solid workload, but it was Gus Edwards who saw one less carry (12 vs 11) than Dobbins but earned 40 more yards. The pecking order in the backfield for the Baltimore Ravens remains a bit puzzling, especially with how efficient J.K. Dotson has been able to earn four-plus targets in seven games this year, and with this offense frequently having to play catch-up, his role is pretty solid.Īs Washington continues to fight for a playoff spot, look for Dotson to continue to have a solid floor in the passing attack, starting Week 17 against the Browns. Hosting the Colts and their tough secondary certainly can lower Hodgins’ ceiling, but the Giants will need to throw the ball against Indy, so Hodgins can be looked to if you need some WR help.Īnother week with six-plus targets for rookie WR Jahan Dotson, holding a solid role even with the QB change from Taylor Heinicke to Carson Wentz. Isaiah Hodgins has quietly been earning more and more work from Daniel Jones in the passing attack, and he is one of the few WR options available for your waiver wire pickups to consider. Targeting the wide receiver corp of the New York Giants is not typically a sign of a healthy fantasy football roster, but at this point in the year, you have to find whatever value is out there. With the status of both wideouts up in the air for Week 17, Johnson could command a high target share against the Eagles, even though they are one of the best teams in the league in terms of fantasy points allowed to TEs (sixth-lowest). Throw away their awful passing performance against the Browns due to the weather – plus, with both Chris Olave and Jarvis Landry having missed that game, Andy Dalton didn’t really have a lot working in his favor. Looking for some help at the tight-end position? The pickings are slim, but Juwan Johnson of the Saints may be your best bet. This will be the final waiver wire pickup article of the year, so thanks for tagging along this season! Week 17 Waiver Wire Pickups You also can pick up a few players to block them from your opponents, forcing them to hunt for players further down the list.Īs always, the following list includes players that are rostered on fewer than 50 percent of all ESPN rosters, making the chances you can pick them up pretty high. Whether you are fighting for your league championship or if you are just playing out the rest of your season in the toilet bowl, make sure you still pay attention to your Week 17 Waiver wire pickups.Įven if you don’t have a need for any of the following players in your starting lineup, adding pieces for depth as backup plans is still important, especially if teams start to consider resting their players for the postseason.
This is the week of your Fantasy Football season you have looked forward to ever since the NFL Draft in April – championship week.
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