RotoViz Fantasy Football Show · Blue Wire

There's League Winners on the Week 10 Waiver Wire

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Tajay Spears has four, four, three, and three targets over his last four weeks.
1. RotoViz Fantasy Football Show focuses on Week 11 waiver wire targets for fantasy teams chasing playoff spots. 2. Colm Kelly hosts the episode and frames the show around his own waiver decisions, trade-deadline timing, and roster-building in redraft and dynasty leagues. 3. The episode asks which available players can help managers survive byes now and gain value later in the fantasy playoffs. 4. Kelly starts at wide receiver because the Colts and Saints are on bye and several usable names are unavailable. 5. Alec Pierce stands out because he has had 67 yards or more in six of his last seven games and remains rostered in only about 42% of leagues. 6. Kelly also treats Parker Washington as a deeper add after his touchdown and punt return score against the Texans. 7. Tess Johnson enters the conversation after a two-touchdown day and a strong fantasy playoff schedule. 8. Kelly groups Jaden Higgins, Luther Burden, and Trey Tucker as deeper stash candidates with uneven recent usage. 9. Jerry Jeudy becomes the preferred wide receiver add if he is available, after a six-catch, 76-yard, one-touchdown game and 12 targets coming out of the bye. 10. The show then turns to tight end, where Kelly says Harold Fannin is already owned in most leagues and Colston Loveland is moving toward a bigger role. 11. Kelly points to Cade Otton’s 12-target, nine-catch, 82-yard outing as evidence that volume can create a usable tight end floor. 12. He also notes that Luke Musgrave did not gain much from the Packers' Monday night struggle because the offense was too limited. 13. Running back discussion starts with Tyler Allgeier’s touchdown and a comparison meme about his path versus Bijan Robinson’s. 14. Kelly says Emari Demercado could matter if Bam Knight’s injury holds and Trey Benson remains unavailable. 15. Sean Tucker, Devin Singletary, and Blake Corum are presented as lower-ceiling fill-ins who can keep lineups afloat. 16. Tajay Spears is Kelly’s favorite running back stash because he has pushed into the receiving mix, has recent target totals of four, four, three, and three, and may be more involved than Tony Pollard. 17. The quarterback section is intentionally thin, with Kelly saying Joe Burrow should be added immediately if available and Joe Flacco is the main streamable fallback. 18. Kelly’s tone is practical and conversational, with long solo commentary, roster percentages, and specific bid ranges like $2 to $5 on deeper names. 19. Managers in playoff contention who need waiver-wire depth and cheap upside should listen. 20. Managers looking for big-name stars or quarterback certainty can probably skip.
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