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Maximize Your Roster with These Week 3 Waiver Wire Targets

·30 min·2 clips
Justice Hill, Pat Freiermuth, and Colston Loveland are framed as cut candidates on shallow benches.
1. RotoViz Fantasy Football Show covers Week 3 waiver-wire targets for fantasy football managers navigating injuries and shallow rosters. 2. Colin Kelly hosts the episode and refers to Sean, the Rotovis Overtime co-host, because their lineup decisions and waiver discussions frame the strategy. 3. The episode asks which players should be added now and which bench names should be cut to create roster space. 4. Kelly starts with his FFPC Main Event losses by 1.1 PPR points and mentions the Keenan Allen catch that swung the matchup. 5. He also references the Matthew Golden start-sit decision from Thursday Night Football and says the lineup communication issues hurt the result. 6. He uses Kings Classic ESPN rosters with only six bench spots to explain why shallow leagues force harder cuts. 7. Jaden Blue and Jarquez Hunter come up as examples of young backs who may be droppable if a roster needs immediate help. 8. Kelly says Taji Spears is worth stashing because he is on injured reserve and could return in the next couple of weeks. 9. He recommends adding Eric Aomanner, Troy Franklin, Wan'Dale Robinson, and Keyshawn Booty before considering lower-upside options. 10. Kelly specifically argues that Aomanner should be bid on in the 30% to 40% range of remaining budget. 11. He says Troy Franklin is a priority add because he has already been moved onto multiple rosters and fits the bottom-of-bench upside search. 12. He notes that Wan'Dale Robinson and Keyshawn Booty sit below Aomanner in his bidding tiers, but still deserve attention on waivers. 13. He downplays Cedric Tillman relative to those receivers, saying some of Tillman’s production came from fortunate plays and tipped-ball scoring. 14. At tight end, Kelly says John Johnson and Harold Fanning are the must-add names if they are available. 15. He treats Chig Okonkwo and Johnny Smith as secondary options and says he would not push hard for them at this point. 16. On quarterback, he says Daniel Jones is the best streaming target because of rushing upside and short touchdown chances. 17. He also discusses Joe Burrow’s 12-week absence, J.J. McCarthy’s uncertainty, and Jaden Daniels’ knee concern as reasons quarterback waivers matter this week. 18. The show has a practical, roster-management tone, with Kelly pausing midway to explain that he had to leave and later returned to finish the quarterback section. 19. Managers in shallow redraft leagues, one-QB formats, and teams needing waiver-wire priority would get the most out of it. 20. Managers in deep superflex leagues with stable rosters may find the cut-and-bid examples less urgent.
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