The 2024 season will go down as one of the most challenging campaigns on record. Reading a Waiver Wire: Week 15 piece means you’ve survived the gauntlet and made the playoffs. Congratulations! You deserve major credit for overcoming all the obstacles this season presented.

Making the playoffs is a major accomplishment. However, now is not the time to overthink. Especially in terms of reinforcing a roster that was good enough to survive a crazy 14 weeks.

Stick with what has been working and who got you here. But, if you need to reinforce your roster for the tournament, our Waiver Wire: Week 15 has you covered.

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Week 15 BYES: NONE

Sincere McCormick (RB) Las Vegas Raiders – McCormick got his second straight start and looked good. He has averaged over five yards per carry in all three games. In Week 14, he logged 18 opportunities, resulting in 10.9 PPR points. The potential return of Alexander Mattison complicates the Raiders’ backfield. However, McCormick has played well enough to retain a significant role.

Ray-Ray McCloud (WR) Atlanta Falcons – With another 11 targets, McCloud scored a season-high 18.1 fantasy points on Sunday. He has now surpassed 10 fantasy points in…

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In some ways, August was a long time ago. However, from a fantasy football perspective, it seems like just yesterday. All those research, mock drafts, and prep hours led us to this pivotal Week 14. This is what it was all for. But this Week 14 is the cruelest of all, with six teams off. We’ll do our best to help you navigate it with our Waiver Wire: Week 14.

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Week 14 BYES: Baltimore, Denver, Houston, Indianapolis, New England, Washington

Jordan Mason (RB) San Francisco 49ers – After a pair of games with little usage after Christian McCaffrey’s return, it’s possible that Mason managers cut bait. Now, with CMC’s season over, Mason is a potential championship winner as San Francisco’s starter down the stretch. Feel free to empty your entire remaining FAAB budget in leagues where Mason is available. And a speculative bid on Issac Guerendo also makes sense as a consolation prize.

Adam Thielen (WR) Carolina Panthers – I mentioned Thielen last week and he came through with another solid outing. We love the touchdown production. However, it’s the 25% target share and 28% air yards share in Week 13 that has me very interested in pursuing Thielen where he’s un-rostered.

Braelon Allen (RB) New York Jets – Breece Hall was limited last week and didn’t look healthy on Sunday. With the Jets…

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After a wild Week 12 that was marred by six teams on bye, the holiday Week 13 brings the field up to full strength. The playoffs are now within site, making this Thanksgiving slate the most important. Our Waiver Wire: Week 13 will help you reinforce your rosters for the final push.

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Here are the low-rostered players you should consider adding before Week 13. Also, a friendly reminder that the first-ever Black Friday Game will take place this week, in addition to three Thursday tilts.

Week 13 BYES: NONE 

Jeremy McNichols (RB) Washington Commanders – Brian Robinson got injured early in Week 13 and Austin Ekeler suffered a late concussion. Ekeler is very unlikely to play and Robinson could miss time. That puts McNichols in line to have a significant role at home against the Titans. McNichols has been productive with limited touches, so he’s a priority add worth 8-10% of your remaining FAAB. Teammate Chris Rodriguez can also be targeted in deeper leagues.

Keon Coleman (WR) Buffalo Bills – Out of sight, out of mind. Coleman has now missed three weeks of action. It’s plausible that his manager was forced to drop him last week just to field a credible Week 12 lineup. If that’s the case, make Coleman one of…

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Week 12 will be known as Byemageddon Part 1. With six teams off this week and the playoff push here, the Waiver Wire: Week 12 will be one of the most crucial of the 2024 season. Fortunately, I’ve got you covered with the best low-rostered players to add ahead of this week’s action.

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Here are the low-rostered players you should consider adding before Week 12.

Week 12 BYES: Atlanta, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Jacksonville, New Orleans, New York Jets

Christian Watson (WR) Green Bay Packers – Watson is rostered in more leagues than I normally include, but as a huge fan, I’m duty-obligated to include him. Just be prepared to bid a lot and for maddeningly erratic performances. However, one positive is Watson’s usage has been solid of late. He has out-snapped Dontayvion Wicks in five straight games. Last week’s blowup game showed the upside but be prepared for duds. It is what it is. He’s a talented wideout in a good offense, making the upside worth an aggressive bid where he’s still available.

Adam Thielen (WR) Carolina Panthers – Theilen is expected to return to the lineup in Week 12. And there is a good chance he immediately commands a solid share of targets from Bryce Young. The veteran was dropped in many leagues and may have slipped under the radar with the Panthers having a Week 11 bye. He is a dependable source of targets who will deliver some…

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Last week was personified by picks and misses. Bad quarterback play and missed field goals. As the fantasy playoffs approach, avoiding these pitfalls and reinforcing your roster is as important as ever. Our Waiver Wire: Week 11 catches you up on this week’s best low-rostered pickups.

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Here are the low-rostered players you should consider adding before Week 11.

Week 11 BYES: Arizona, Carolina, New York Giants, Tampa Bay

Audric Estime (RB) Denver Broncos – Sean Payton has said that Estime’s role will grown and it finally did on Sunday. The rookie led Denver’s backifled with 26 snaps (45%) and dominated the touches. Estime logged 14 rushing attempts against the Chiefs. Javonte Williams (1) and Jaleel McLaughlin (2) combined for three. Estime won’t contribute in the passing game. However, that kind of rushing volume can’t be ignored in Payton’s offense. View Estime as an RB3/flex option and be prepared to bid up to 15% of your FAAB.

Tyjae Spears (RB) Tennessee Titans – Speaking of usage, it was encouraging to see Tyjae Spears play a season-high 46% of Tennessee’s snaps in his return to the lineup. Tony Pollard only received two more carries than Spears but Spears was more effective, outgaining Pollard 47-44 on the ground. Expect the see the Titans revert back to their early-season backfield split. That puts Spears on the PPR RB3/flex radar.

Ricky Pearsall (WR) San Francisco 49ers – Now cemented into San Francisco’s lineup as a top-3 wideout…

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Now it’s getting serious. We have reached double-digit weeks into the 2024 fantasy football season. Therefore, the playoff stretch drive is officially underway. Our Waiver Wire: Week 10 will help you determine the top free agents to add to increase your odds of making the postseason and winning once you get there.

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Here are the low-rostered players you should consider adding before Week 9.

Week 10 BYES: Cleveland, Green Bay, Las Vegas, Seattle

Quentin Johnston (WR) Los Angeles Chargers – After missing two games, Johnston returned with a vengeance. Versus the Browns, he reeled in 4-of-5 targets for 118 yards and a touchdown. Johnston has now scored double-digit fantasy points in three of his past five outings. He plays a healthy amount of snaps and should be viewed as a weekly WR4/flex option worth a healthy 1-12% FAAB bid. Teammate Joshua Palmer is also a priority add.

Ricky Pearsall (WR) San Francisco 49ers– Because the Niners were off last week, you may be able to sneak a quality player in for cheap if your opponents unwisely sort by last week’s total points. Pearsall is locked into a top-3 role for a San Francisco offense that ranks ninth in yards and scoring…

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It’s scary how fast the 2024 season is flying by. We are already into the second half of the campaign. Last week also brought more untimely injuries to deal with. The FullTime Fantasy Waiver Wire: Week 9 has all the free agents you need to target to begin the playoff push.

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Here are the low-rostered players you should consider adding before Week 9.

Week 9 BYES: Pittsburgh Steelers, San Francisco 49ers

Cedric Tillman (WR) Cleveland Browns – Tillman was mentioned as a proactive add in last week’s piece. And he came through with a monster Week 8 outing. We can’t rely on that kind of performance again. However, Tillman did run 40 routes and drew nine targets. With Jameis Winston under center, Tillman looks like a solid WR3 for the remainder of the season. Therefore, he’s worth a strong FAAB bid.

Keon Coleman (WR) Buffalo Bills – The biggest benefactor of the Amari Cooper trade has been…Keon Coleman? Since adding Cooper before Week 7, Coleman has…

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We’ve officially reached the halfway point of the 2024 season. The campaign is flying by despite all the turmoil football fans have faced. Now is the time to make the playoff push. And knowing who the top Waiver Wire: Week 8 targets are is a good way to start the second half.

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Here are the low-rostered players you should consider adding before Week 8.

Week 8 BYES: NONE

Alexander Mattison (RB) Las Vegas Raiders – Even with Zamir White back in the fold, Mattison dominated playing time and opportunities again in Week 7. Against the Rams, Mattison turned 26 touches into 15.3 fantasy points. Meanwhile, White only played 11 snaps. This is Mattison’s backfield and he should be viewed as a starter with top-waiver priority.

Romeo Doubs (WR) Green Bay Packers – Doubs’ 80.1% snap…

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