Matt Okada

One week of Waiver Wire Watch in the books … 15 to go (including this one). If you need a running back this week? Good luck. It’s not pretty. If you need a kicker or a defense? Boy, do I got you. No, but in all seriousness, the Week 2 and Week 3 waiver wire columns are among the most important of the season. Read on and may your FAAB bids be perfectly calculated. As always, the recommended additions will be available in more than 40% of Yahoo leagues, while the Drop List will consist of players rostered in at least 50% of leagues.

Deebo Samuel or A.J. Brown (or a disappointing Michael Pittman Jr.)? I’ve got — count them — thirteen names. Plus some goodness at all the other positions as well. Read on and may your FAAB bids be perfectly calculated.

This is a top-heavy week, with a certain running back duo making their second consecutive appearance at the very top of the list. Please add these guys so we can get some fresh faces next week! Read on and may your FAAB bids be perfectly calculated.

Player projections are solid barometers for week-to-week fantasy expectations -- but they aren't always right.

Fantasy football, NFL Week 9: DeVonta Smith among 10 players who'll out/underperform point projections

Eight weeks of Waiver Wire Watch in the books … eight to go (including this one). That’s the halfway point. Insane.

Fantasy football, NFL Week 10: Joe Mixon among 10 players who'll out/underperform point projections

If you’re in the market for a wide receiver, this might be your week. Along with one column mainstay from the last few weeks, there are several new additions — some risk-reward upside plays, some high-floor weekly FLEXers. Read on and may your FAAB bids be perfectly calculated.

Player projections are solid barometers for week-to-week fantasy expectations -- but they aren't always right.

Ten weeks of Waiver Wire Watch in the books … six to go (including this one). For the second week in a row, the waiver wire wide receivers look pretty exciting … but this time we’ve also got some tight ends and quarterbacks worth considering. If you need a running back, good luck. Read on and may your FAAB bids be perfectly calculated. As always, the recommended additions will be available in more than 40% of Yahoo leagues, while the Drop List will consist of players rostered in at least 50% of leagues.