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The week 13 waiver wire is quietly loaded with a bunch of different names at different positions who saw bigger roles this past week. So, in this video, we're going to break down the 10 players who can actually help you before your fantasy playoffs improve your roster. And this might be one of your last chances to do so.
And let's start with the Titans rookie wide receiver, fourth-round pick, Jamir De. This is a player who in week 12 against the Seattle Seahawks defense, that is arguably the best defense in the entire NFL, he put up another strong performance. Now, this was very encouraging because coming into this game, Shamir Deak, he was going into it with just so much opportunity. Calvin Ridley done for the season. Ella out for this game, potentially going to miss more time. We know a couple of weeks ago they released Tyler Lockett, who since then has somehow been the leading receiver of the Las Vegas Raiders. But it was basically just Shimir Deak out here. He was good before his injury dating back to week seven. And he came back out in week 12 and looked good once again in a tough matchup because Dee went out there and he led all the wide receivers on the team with five catches, 44 yards, scores a touchdown again. And for the second time this season, he had a special teams return touchdown as well. So he gives you a little bit of a boost there. He's now averaging since week seven, 13 fantasy points per game and is a top 24 wide receiver. Now, in this game in week 12, Dee was coming back from his own injury. He got banged up towards the end of last week and he basically played a full-time role. 90% of the routes, got the 19% target share. Gunner Helm, another rookie, a tight end out of Texas. He actually ended up seeing a good amount of targets as well. But in this game, there's really no other competition. Xavier Restrepo, who was really not active for any games this year, undrafted free agent, played with his quarterback, Cam Ward, in Miami last year, had like, 0 yards. He was active for this game because that's where they're at at wide receivers right now, dealing with so many injuries and players being cut. So basically no competition here. James Proch was like a special teams player for the Ravens back in the day. Van Jefferson, a journeyman wide receiver. I bring up all these names because moving forward, even if Alec Imanor was to return from this hamstring injury in another week or two or three weeks, he hasn't been the greatest as a late-round rookie. It's like Tabir somewhat the tight ends and that's it in this passing attack. And what also matters and what also helps is that Cam Ward continues to look really good. Like this is the game. This is the Cam Ward game against an amazing Seattle Seahawks secondary and defense that you point to for your new head coaching candidate next year and be like, "We have a guy at quarterback." Because if this situation just gets a little bit better, it is literally the stone worst situation with coaches being fired and just your playmakers all getting hurt and really never having playmakers to begin with. He completes 28 of 42 passes, 256 yards in this game. He actually looks good. He looks mobile. Six carries for 37 yards. Unfortunately, leads the team as well. They didn't get any help from their running game. That's been the case all year long with their running backs in this game combining for just 1.5 yards per carry. But Kamore looked good. If that continues down the stretch in softer matchups than what we just saw in Seattle, you should be seeing some more good Shamir Dee performances. So this fourth-round rookie is like surprisingly the guy that I did not expect out of all the rookies to at this point in the season be somebody that I think, yeah, week in and week out he could be a flex option for you. He has the upside of being a top 24 wide receiver at the B position like we've seen since week eight this or week seven. And this is a guy who's only 14% rostered as of this recording, meaning that he's available in the far majority of fantasy leagues and should at least be on your benches or stash for the fantasy postseason.
The next situation we have to talk about takes us to the Saints because Alvin Kamar left on Sunday with a knee injury and he did not return to the game, which allowed, which allowed Devin Neil, the sixth-round rookie running back, to take over and be the only other running back in this game to command opportunities out of the backfield. Kendry Miller is done for the season. Kamar left this game with injury. As of right now, there's really nobody else to point to other than Deon Neil. And that's exactly what we saw in this game. Deon Neil saw seven carries for 18 yards. Nothing crazy. But in terms of other players to see carries, it was just Alvin Kamar, three carries before his injury. And then we saw Taesm Hill. Taesm Hill had 10 carries. It was mostly though as like a wildcat, right? He was playing quarterback, these gadgety type plays, not a traditional running back. We know Taesm Hill is not a traditional running back like Deon Neil. Now, your one concern with Taesm Hill, he does muck things up if Alvin Kamar was to miss time. And it seems like he will miss time for Devon Neil because Taesm Hill is often involved in the red zone like we saw this past week. According to Ryan Heath, he says that the backfield after Kamar left, Taesm Hill had eight carries, including all three inside the 10-yard line. Deon Neil saw seven carries, but more importantly, and this is the thing to talk about, he saw seven targets in this game, an 18% target share from Tyler Shuck. Tyler Shuck since taking over, we saw it in the past game or two with Alvin Kamar. Kamaro was getting more activated as well as a pass catcher compared to when Spencer Rattler was the quarterback. Now, at the running back position specifically, only Devin Neil was the only other running back again, if we're considering Taesm Hill as a tight end or a quarterback hybrid, right? The only other running back to earn a snap. He played 73% of the snaps in this game, 100% of the backfield snaps in terms of RB snaps once Kamar left. Same for the opportunities in this one. So it is interesting because Kamar is dealing with it. It has now been confirmed a right MCL sprain out a minimum of one to two weeks is what Dr. Jesse Morris says on there. If it's closer to a grade two sprain, unfortunately, this could be a four to six week injury and end his regular season. So, at least at least probably one to two weeks is what you're getting out for Kamara here. Uh, so this is a good situation for Deon Neil because the Saints have a nice schedule heading into the postseason. We pull up that schedule right here. A matchup against the Dolphins, they allow the fourth most rushing yards per game, a matchup against a Bucks team that just doesn't look all that great right now. And then heading into the fantasy postseason, you get the Panthers, solid matchup, Jets at home, great matchup, and then the Titans as well, solid matchup. In a game where the Saints could actually play with a lead in maybe all three of these final games, which will help the backfield like a Deon Neil. So whether it's one or two games, four to six games, Deon Neil for Alvin Kamar missing, Deon Neil needs to be rostered and so does Chris Rodriguez because when these players go on their buy like the commanders were in week 12, we often can forget about the fact of what they did in week 11. This is a very what have you done late for me lately sport, a very recency bias sport. We just forget what happened two weeks ago. But just two weeks ago, he was taking over this backfield. Chris Rodriguez in that game overseas, 15 carries, 79 yards. Maybe some of you slept through it or just didn't care about a disgusting game against the Dolphins, uh, in an early early morning game, but Chris Rodriguez looked good in that game. 45% of the snaps. Jakori Krosky Merritt just 27%. Jeremy McNichols just 25%. You saw Chris Rodriguez come out. He had a season-high 53% of the backfield carry share when JaKori Krosky Merritt fell to 32%, his lowest since Austin Eckler got injured all the way back in week two against the Packers on Thursday night. Now, what does this mean? It's still not the greatest offense. Who knows if Jayen Daniels even returns this year, even if he is healthy, because the team is bad. And there's still three running backs involved in the backfield in some capacity. Now, all of that is true, but I will say if you're not able to pick up Devin Neil, it's very rare that this late in the season you're going to get a guy who has been efficient, averaging five yards per touch this year, Chris Rodriguez, this late in the year in week 13, seeing 15 carries in a backfield. It's rare to be on the waiver wire. And he does have a somewhat interesting schedule in terms of heading into the fantasy postseason. In the fantasy postseason, he has matchups against the Giants. They allow the second most rushing yards per game. Then a really tough matchup against the Eagles. But in the championship game, the Cowboys, who I will be the first to admit, the Cowboys have looked a lot better since making some of the trades that they did getting Quinnon Williams. We'll see what his injury looks like. But it's not the worst matchup to have in the championship week if you're in a bind than like a two flex league. Or maybe you've just had like a stud RB build and you've just been filling in your flex spot or your RB2 spot with whoever you possibly can. Really, that RB2 spot, right? Your hero RB builds in your drafts. This is not the worst option.
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All right, now let's talk about a wide receiver who honestly, the story is really good to see right now for John Mechy, former wide receiver out of Alabama, drafted in 2022 in the second round, by the way, right? He was drafted in the second round by the Texans. Unfortunately, got diagnosed with cancer, had to deal with that. Then he kind of gets stopped behind the eight ball because Tank Dell broke out and Nico Collins was breaking out and now he's ended up in the New York Jets where these last two weeks he's looked really good. He's been their number one wide receiver. We saw two weeks ago with Justin Fields as his quarterback on a Thursday night game. Three catches, 45 yards, a touchdown, a nice fantasy day of 13 and a half fantasy points. This past week with Tyrod Taylor back there, six catches, 65 yards, and a touchdown. 22 fantasy points. He caught six of seven targets. Tyrod Taylor himself looked good in this game. Thankfully, he'll be the starting quarterback moving forward. The offense has looked much better when Tyra Taylor has been under center for chunks of this season. Taylor completed 17 of 28 passes, 7.9 yards per attempt. That's good enough. He also has enough mobility to kind of keep this offense afloat like Justin Fields was able to do with his legs in pressure situations. But we're finally getting an offense that looks somewhat functional. And in that functional offense with Tyrod Taylor under center, it's actually been one John Meti as the leading wide receiver lately with Garrett Wilson on IR and Josh Reynolds also on IR. Because the previous five weeks when Justin Fields was the quarterback, this is how the offense was producing. They averaged under 20 pass attempts per game and were barely cracking 100 yards per game. Let me say that again. They were barely cracking 100 yards per game. So Tyrod Taylor this past week throwing for over 220 yards isn't anything amazing or outstanding, but compared to what it once was for the Jets, it is. So Metsy to me is not like a spend all your fab type player, but this is a guy who's produced in back-to-back weeks. I think he's going to continue to produce. He's kind of like a, I don't know, a Jacobe Myers type build in terms of the production that he can give you out of the slot or if he has to move to the outside. I think he's going to keep getting targets from Tyrod Taylor. There's no other competition on this team at the wide receiver position at all. So, somebody that I don't hate flexing, especially in like week 14 when some players are on by if you have to.
The next situation we have to talk about is the Raiders backfield. This might end up being nothing, but Ashton Genty did get banged up at the end of that game with an ankle sprain. We don't have any update on that. It looked like a hello ankle sprain based on the video. If you were to watch this video right here, that's what people are suggesting on Twitter right now. Suffered a hello ankle sprain injury near the end of the game and did not return. So, we'll have to see what the official reports are. As of this recording, we don't have them. Now, the only other running back who was active in this game and seeing opportunities was Raheem Mostar. Now, if you look at the overall carries, Genty was having a nice game for fantasy, scoring touchdowns, catching a bunch of passes. Raheem Oar came in, saw one carry, two yards, that was it. Nothing else. The backfield was clearly Ashen Genty's 80% of the snaps, 89% of the backfield carries, 55% of the routes. But if Ashen Genty was to be banged up, was to miss a week, was to miss multiple weeks depending on the severity of this ankle sprain, that's where we seriously have to look at the rest of this backfield. And I have to ask myself, would Raheem Mostar take over as an every-down starter at his current age right now? Or would it probably be Zamir White, who we've at least seen flashes out of in this offense, albeit with a different offensive coordinator and a different system and a different quarterback during that time? I get all of that, but I think he's the guy who probably profiles out best to take on that Ashen Genty early-down role, pass-catching role ahead of Raheem Moart. It's not a guarantee. We don't know what would happen, but at least I want to have it on my radar because Zamir White's available in 100% of leagues. Whereas Mostart is like almost 34 years old at this point. Like he's been very limited in terms of his involvement this year on his limited touches. He has averaged 5.3 yards per touch, but again, how many touches are we talking about here? We're literally talking about 20 carries, 2.5 per game, right? So, if he's just had one breakout run, which he has of like, you know, 20 to 25 yards, that's going to skew that a lot. So, we don't know which running back it would be here. It could easily be Zamir White, the former fourth-round pick out of Georgia, who had a bunch of injuries in college, but he did have that one nice breakout season where it looked like he might be the guy back in 2023 when Josh Jacobs was banged up down the stretch. Actually, let's pull up that game log. You remember this run of games during the fantasy postseason when Josh Jacobs was hurt to end his season? Running back 12, running back 16, running back 16, running back 20. He averaged a top 20 fantasy finish with over 14 fantasy points per game the final month of the season. He went on to get drafted in like the fourth round of fantasy drafts in 2024 only to end up being an ultimate bust. But right now, maybe he gets some more opportunities. Just track the injury reports here. If Genty was to miss a week, I'd probably side with picking up Zamir White over Raheem OSA unless we get any other news about their roles. And I'm also siding to pick up Andre Yoshiv. I actually had to start him in a in a tough league where I was dealing with multiple injuries like Josh Jacobs and some players on by like Jaden Wadd. Andre Yosphace became a flex option for me. It was a three flex league and he wasn't that bad this past week. I mean, he actually led the team in really all receiving categories. 61 yards, led the team with seven targets, caught four balls. So, in my PPR format, he got me over 10 fantasy points in a bind. He had a carry for five yards as well. So, I'll take that. Now, he's not like going to be a league winner for you, but he was a nice flex option last week. And I believe since they play on a short week this week on Thursday night, he's going to be a flex option again because T. Higgins left that game late with a concussion and he did not return. On average, it's like a 50-50 chance you'll play the following week if you play on Sunday and have seven to eight days to recover from if you're playing on Sunday or Monday. Since the Bengals are playing on Sunday night football, T. Higgins is more than likely not playing in this game, meaning Jamar Chase will be back from suspension. And Andre Yoshvach will continue to be the wide receiver, too. This past week as the wide receiver, two and at times the wide receiver one. Once T. Higgins went down, he ran 90% of the routes. He saw a nice 18% target share. So, all this is very solid. And you look at the upcoming schedule, they're facing the Ravens on Thursday Night Football. Odds are that's going to be like the only game that he has to play unless T. Higgins was to miss multiple games and a nice matchup against the Bills where the Bengals might play from behind. And more importantly, this is the game that was scheduled on the calendar a long time ago for Joe Burrow to return. He was practicing in full last week. Joe Burrow should be returning in a nice matchup against the Ravens for the Bengals. Jamar Chase is probably going to see most of the attention and it wouldn't be shocking if Andre Yosvage caught another five or more balls this week. So, I believe that he's worth like a plug-and-play this week. He's available in the far majority of leagues, 80% of leagues as of this recording. And this is all assuming T. Higgins doesn't clear the concussion protocol by Thursday, which I don't think that he will.
Next up, let's talk Kenneth Gable. Been in this video many of times. Was in this video last week because Jaylen Warren left week 11 with an ankle injury. Warren ended up missing practice on Wednesday. Warren was then limited on Thursday, full participant on Friday. So, it looked like he was going to be a full go for their game in week 12. And for the most part, Warren was he had 18 carries to just 10 for Kenneth Gwell, but Gamelained him 92 yards. Had a 55-yard run on like this trick play, this trick like tush push type play down the right sideline. Was tackled at the 1-yard line and then Gainwell added six catches for 30 yards. So 122 total yards here, 16 more opportunities. This is very important because in this game the snaps were split. 52% to Gainwell, 49% to Jaylen Warren. Part of that could be Warren coming back from this ankle injury, although he practiced in full on Friday and he got 18 carries. So was it really because of that? I think it was because Gainwell, they liked him out on the field. He's a talented player who can catch passes. And there was an actual fundamental shift, at least for this game in the roles. As you can see right here, Ryan Heath on Twitter, Kenneth Gable still has a more valuable role than Jayla Morren today. And in a back-and-forth, Gable saw 36% of the carries, but a 19.4% target share, and he's out targeted Warren now in four straight games. Warren saw 64% target share or carry share, but no targets. So, what does this mean? It means that Warren's the early-down grinder right now, but it's Kenneth Gaml who's splitting goal-line carries and getting the passing-down usage, which is very important when your quarterbacks are Aaron Rogers or Ethan Mason Rudolph because those quarterbacks like to check it down. We saw that this past week from Rudolph. Six catches. We've seen it in previous games with Gainwell from Aaron Rogers. And now when you look at the box scores for Gainwell, he has a game where Jaylen Moore didn't play of 134 yards and two touchdowns. Was he a beast? He had a game last week in week 11, 105 yards, two touchdowns. And this week with Jaylen Moore playing the entire game, 122 total yards, 18 fantasy points. He's had these flash games. It means that no matter what, he needs to be rostered and he's an actual flex option for you moving forward because his role is good enough in what is a Steelers offense that will run the ball and throw it to their running back. The upcoming schedule sets up nicely against the Bills who currently allow the third most rushing yards per game. And then heading into the fantasy postseason, that first week, a matchup at home against the Dolphins who allow the fourth most rushing yards per game. I think these are nice spots for both Jayla Moore, but also Kenneth Gable if you want to put him in there as a desperation flex type play.
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Next up, let's talk tight ends. Brenton Strange returned from an injury. I believe it was a hamstring injury. I could be wrong on that, but believe it was a hamstring injury he returned from in this game. And in week 12, I mean, he looked absolutely fantastic. Led the team with five catches, led the team with 93 receiving yards in this one. Right. Brian Thomas was still out, but Park Barker Washington and Jacobe Myers were looking good out there. And he finished with about 12 fantasy points since he did not find the end zone, but he looked good. And this is exactly what we were hoping for. We were hoping for this guy to come back, right? He came back with a vengeance is what Ryan Heath says. He says he's now led the team in receiving in three of his five full games this season. Top eight in overall yards per game right now. This is a talented tight end out of Penn State. He's an athletic freak. He We saw flashes last year when Evan Ingram was banged up. Brenton Strange in the middle of the field with Trevor Lawrence and we're seeing them yet again. And Strange came right back into running 71% of the routes. Anytime you're a tight end running over 70% of the routes, it puts you in that elite category because to earn targets and fantasy points and receptions and touchdowns and all this, you have to be running routes. Over 70% of them is an elite role. And now Brenton Strange, right? This was a guy who in the first month of the season was averaging over about six targets per game at the tight end position, which is very good, especially when you're getting them in the middle of the field in the red zone as well. Strange is somebody who I'm not going to say he's a top five tight end rest of season. But week in and week out now, depending on the matchup, he's probably going to be around that top 10 mark, covering in that range. Probably should be rostered in most leagues and could even be put in your flex spot if you're in like a two to three flex league and you're in a bind.
Got to talk about Luther Burton as well because Luther Burton's role, I mean, it continues to look quietly better. We I don't know if he's going to have that full-on breakout this season. Maybe in the fantasy postseason. At the very worst though, he should be stashed. He caught three balls for 46 yards. Actually did all this in the first half on five targets in the first half. That's how he ended his day. He didn't get anything else in the second half. But this is what JJ Zach points out here. He talks about Luther Burton and Coulson Loveland are now number one and number two in yards per route run on the Bears right now. It puts them both top 10, uh, in 20 plus target players across the league as well. So if we're talking about players who have 20 or more targets, Luther Burton and Coulson Love, these rookies for the Bears, they're hitting right now. They look awesome out there when they're actually getting playing time. They are both right now top 10 in yards per route run for anybody with 20 targets this season. It's honestly very surprising, but that's how efficient they've been. And you can see from Matt Harmon here on Twitter, he points out how like Burton's probably not going to be a consistent fantasy producer this year. That makes sense because he already hasn't been. But you can see this. Look at the role that's increasing. Weeks 1 through 10, he was only running 34% of the routes. Week 11 and 12, he's running 62% of the routes. Now, the problem for Luther Burton is the trade deadline is over. DJ Moore is still on this team. DJ Moore was just producing his best game of the year last week. And Roman Dunes continues to earn nine plus targets like he did last week. So it's still crowded here. But Burton's getting on the field, making plays, creating explosives as well. He should be rostered just in case there ever was an injury to Roma Dun or DJ Moore. Like Burden is the very rare player who's just an absolute handcuff. Like one of these guys goes down, Burton probably starts to step into seven target games with his efficiency. That's something that you have to take notice of.
Another wide receiver worth stashing in your deeper leagues, 12-team leagues, is Jaden Higgins. We saw him on Thursday Night Football. He's been breaking out right now as a clear wide receiver two on this team. This past week, he only went out there and had four catches for 38 yards. But you quietly, look at this. He led the team with nine targets. Now, Nico Collins left for some time during this game with an injury, but came back in. But the big thing here for Jaden Higgins now, over his last three games, he's seen at least seven targets in every single game. Now, all of those have been with Davis Mills. We'll see what happens once CJ Strad is able to return and probably will return this week. But this is a talented wide receiver. They took him at the top of the second round. Easily could have been a first-round pick. Put up over 1100 yards last year at Iowa State. A 29% target share, 138 targets he earned. He looked very good. This is what they thought when they drafted him. He's kind of a Nico Collins build. So, putting Nico Collins on one outside, his his clone the 2.0 on the other outside, right? Or the the second version of him. And we're starting to see that a little bit lately these past couple of weeks, he's dominating more one-on-one matchups, earning targets there. We'll see if it continues with CJ Strad, but until then, talented player breaking out late in the season. This typically happens with rookie wide receivers. I think he's worth a stash.
I'll continue to kind of say that Devin Singleary should be rostered in your leagues. We've talked about him now for a couple of straight videos because he continues to see a ton of carries. 14 carries this past week. Is continuing to get like all the goal-line and red-zone usage for the most part. Uh, not really involved as a receiver. That's the Tyron Tracy roll this past week. 68 receiving yards for Tracy. He had the 40-yard catch. He had another 20-yard catch, creating tons of explosives there. But as you can see right here, Tracy has still only seen three to Deon Singleary's 11 carries inside the 10-yard line over the past four games. He's also now hit at least an 11% target share in three of the four games since Cam Scatter went down with injury. So Tracy is Oh, sorry, I'm talking about Singleary. He's been very good when it comes to the red zone on an offense that's moving the ball. Jackson Dutch's coming back. Mobile quarterback could steal touchdowns in the red zone, but they say they won't want him to run as much, which if that's the case, if you're going to get around a dozen carries out of Deon Singleary or so, and red zone usage, that's somebody who needs to be rostered. And week in and week out, depending on the league that you're in, could be a flex option. He also has a nice schedule in the fantasy postseason, right? He's going to get the Commanders at home, the Vikings at home, who Emanuel Wilson just tore up, and then the Raiders on the road. So, if something was to happen to Tyron Tracy, Giants go on by in week 14, then the fantasy postseason, uh, starts. Deon Singleary would have an amazing schedule down the stretch to be the only guy in this backfield.
And finally, as I've been doing for the past, I don't know, four or five weeks. Just a reminder that Jaden Reed needs to be rostered in all leagues because he's currently available, I think, in like 80-something percent of leagues or 70-something percent of leagues. Even though we got the best news we've gotten in a while on him last week, he participated in practice for the first time since week two. His 21-day window has opened. That was on Friday. Now, the Packers play on a short week this week on Thursday against the Lions. It is a big game. Both teams right now fighting for the division. The winner has a really good chance to win the division. So, maybe they do try and get him back for this game. If that's the case, I like Jaden Reed as well. I would think he would be limited in his first game back. But after that, you're getting two matchups against the Bears, which are good, and in the fantasy championship, a matchup against the Ravens. So, you're getting some quality matchups for Jaden Reed down the stretch for an offense that really needs a playmaker. With some of their guys banged up and Tucker Craft done for the season, Jaden Reed needs to be rostered.
So, these are the 10 players that I think you need to be rostering for week 13 on the waiver wire, the best options, and a couple of them that could really improve your team. Now, if you want to see the biggest takeaways from week 12 that are going to matter not only for this week, but the rest of the fantasy season, tons of changing roles, we talked about some in this video, even more in that video, you can find it right here. This one dropped on Monday. I think it's going to help you a ton. The most important thing, keep you ahead of your league. That's the whole goal here. That's the point of this channel. Keep you ahead of your league mates, smack them around, have someone fun, win a fantasy championship. So, be sure to check out that video.