This article references Alshon Jeffery, Brandon Marshall, Bruce Ellington, Charles Johnson, DEF, Donte Moncrief, Doug Baldwin, Eddie Royal, Jay Cutler, Jermaine Kearse, Keenan Allen, Marqise Lee, Marquess Wilson, Riley Cooper, Robert Woods, Rueben Randle, San Diego Chargers, SP, Stedman Bailey, Terrance Williams, WR and more! What's up, ballers? This week I will look at the best Week 17 wide receiver waiver wire pickups and rank some keepers/dynasty players for next season.  I will also recommend a few players  on waivers whom you should avoid.  I wish you best of luck in your championship battle this week! Fantasy Football Wide Receivers (WR) -- Week 17Organized by priorityDoug Baldwin (SEA) -- Owned in 40% of Fleaflicker leaguesOn the season, Doug Baldwin has been very inconsistent for[...] Keep on reading: Week 17 Wide Receivers: Waiver Wire Pickups, Adds & Playoff Matchups

Our final installment of the wonders is this week. Thanks forfollowing along all season. We've got the usual assortment of suspects thisweek, as we look to help those who have one more week of fantasy in them andneed to pick up some talent. The fun doesn't end here, though, aswe'll be back next week with the annual "All-Waiver Wire" team. See you then! Solid Pickups RB Matt Asiata, Minnesota If Minnesota is going to get into the end zone on the ground, itis the job of Asiata to do that. He did so three times this past week against Miami-- two rushing touchdowns to go along with a two-point conversion. This inaddition to 58 yards on 16 carries and three catches for 19 yards. A prettygood day at the office. Minnesota is finishing out the string, and look forAsiata to continue to hit pay dirt in the season finale against Chicago. TE Luke Willson, Seattle So Russell Wilson can use a tight end after all! Willson caughtthree passes against Arizona, good for 139 yards and two touchdowns. This isquite a spike in production as he's been quiet all season. Comingoff a successful game, look for Wilson to continue to throw in his direction inthe season finale next week. RB Jordan Todman, Jacksonville Against Tennessee, Todman was the better back for Jacksonville,and with Toby Gerhart hurting, we expect that Todman will see plenty of action.He had a spectacular scoring run of 62 yards, to go along with a couple ofcatches out of the backfield. Gerhart's status for next week is unknown. If heis unable to go, Todman is worth a look as a Week 17 starter. WR Doug Baldwin, Seattle As defenses stack the line to make a feeble attempt at tacklingMarshawn Lynch, the Seattle passing game has had some stars appear in the lastfew games. To go along with the tight end Willson, Baldwin also had a stronggame against Arizona. He caught seven passes for 113 yards, givinghim a three-game total of 263 yards. Look for him to also be active in Seattle'sfinal game of the regular season. On the Radar RB Leon Washington, Tennessee Though Tennessee's ground game is suspect, fantasy owners can lookto Washington as a pass catching specialist. He caught seven passes this pastweek against Jacksonville, good for 62 yards and a touchdown. He is activeenough that those in points per reception leagues can take a peek here ifneeded for a fantasy start the final week of the season. WR Kenny Britt, St. Louis Even though St. Louis is out of it and is facing the ...

This article references A.j. Green, A.J. Jenkins, Allen Hurns, Alshon Jeffery, Andre Holmes, Andre Johnson, Andre Roberts, Andrew Hawkins, Anquan Boldin, Antonio Brown, Brandon Lafell, Brandon Tate, Brian Hartline, Brice Butler, Calvin Johnson, Cecil Shorts, Charles Johnson, Chris Hogan, Cole Beasley, Cordarrelle Patterson, Damaris Johnson, Danny Amendola, Davante Adams, Deandre Hopkins, Demaryius Thomas, Derek Hagan, DeSean Jackson, Dez Bryant, Donnie Avery, Donte Moncrief, Doug Baldwin, Dwayne Bowe, Eddie Royal, Emmanuel Sanders, Eric Decker, Golden Tate, Greg Jennings, Harry Douglas, James Jones, Jarius Wright, Jaron Brown, Jarvis Landry, Jason Avant, Jeremy Kerley, Jeremy Maclin, Jeremy Ross, Jermaine Kearse, Jerricho Cotchery, John Brown, Jordan Matthews, Jordy Nelson, Josh Gordon, Josh Morgan, Julian Edelman, Julio Jones, Keenan Allen, Kelvin Benjamin, Kendall Wright, Kenny Britt, Kenny Stills and more! Wide receivers are a critical component and core building block for all fantasy football teams, so it's important to stay on top of the wide receiver situations and any depth chart changes throughout each week of the fantasy football season.By staying on top of all the wide receiver changes and in-season position battles, you can adjust your rosters off the waiver wire, find sleepers or potential breakouts, and dominate your fantasy football leagues. Week 16 Wide Receiver Depth[...] Keep on reading: Week 16 Wide Receiver Depth Charts: Playoffs Updates, Injuries & Stashes

This article references Aaron Rodgers, Alfred Morris, Andrew Luck, Andy Dalton, Anquan Boldin, Antonio Brown, Antonio Gates, Baltimore Ravens, Ben Roethlisberger, Buffalo Bills, Cam Newton, Cleveland Browns, Colin Kaepernick, DEF, DeMarco Murray, Demaryius Thomas, Derek Carr, DeSean Jackson, Detroit Lions, Dez Bryant, Doug Baldwin, Drew Stanton, Eli Manning, Emmanuel Sanders, Eric Decker, Geno Smith, Giovani Bernard, Green Bay Packers, Greg Olson, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, James Jones, Jeremy Hill, Joe Flacco, Johnny Manziel, Julius Thomas, Justin Forsett, Keenan Allen, Kelvin Benjamin, Latavius Murray, Marshawn Lynch, Miami Dolphins, Michael Crabtree, Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants, Odell Beckham, Percy Harvin, Peyton Manning, Pierre Garcon, Robert Griffin, Russell Wilson, San Diego Chargers, SP, Teddy Bridgewater, Tom Brady, Tom Savage, Tony Romo, Torrey Smith and more! For those of you fantasy football owners out there who are still in the hunt and have questions about defenses, RotoBaller has got you covered with around-the-league analysis of the Week 16 NFL matchups.Just like every other week of the fantasy football season, we're here to give you the insight to help make your defense streaming and Week 16 lineup decisions a bit easier. Unlike every other week there are two Saturday games in Week 16, so be sure to stay on top of your league's waiver [...] Keep on reading: Defenses (DEF) to Start in Week 16: Fantasy Tiers & Rankings

This article references A.j. Green, A.J. Jenkins, Allen Hurns, Alshon Jeffery, Andre Holmes, Andre Johnson, Andre Roberts, Andrew Hawkins, Anquan Boldin, Antonio Brown, Brandon Lafell, Brandon Tate, Brian Hartline, Brice Butler, Calvin Johnson, Cecil Shorts, Charles Johnson, Chris Hogan, Cole Beasley, Cordarrelle Patterson, Damaris Johnson, Danny Amendola, Davante Adams, Deandre Hopkins, Demaryius Thomas, Derek Hagan, DeSean Jackson, Dez Bryant, Donnie Avery, Donte Moncrief, Doug Baldwin, Dwayne Bowe, Eddie Royal, Emmanuel Sanders, Eric Decker, Golden Tate, Greg Jennings, Harry Douglas, James Jones, Jarius Wright, Jaron Brown, Jarvis Landry, Jason Avant, Jeremy Kerley, Jeremy Maclin, Jeremy Ross, Jermaine Kearse, Jerricho Cotchery, John Brown, Jordan Matthews, Jordy Nelson, Josh Gordon, Josh Morgan, Julian Edelman, Julio Jones, Keenan Allen, Kelvin Benjamin, Kendall Wright, Kenny Britt, Kenny Stills and more! Wide receivers are a critical component and core building block for all fantasy football teams, so it's important to stay on top of the wide receiver situations and any depth chart changes throughout each week of the fantasy football season.By staying on top of all the wide receiver changes and in-season position battles, you can adjust your rosters off the waiver wire, find sleepers or potential breakouts, and dominate your fantasy football leagues. Week 15 Wide Receiver Depth[...] Keep on reading: Week 15 Wide Receiver Depth Charts: Playoffs Updates, Injuries & Stashes

This article references Alex Smith, Allen Hurns, Alshon Jeffery, Andre Ellington, Anquan Boldin, Antonio Brown, Antonio Gates, Baltimore Ravens, Ben Roethlisberger, Bishop Sankey, Blake Bortles, Brandon Lafell, Brandon Marshall, Buffalo Bills, Calvin Johnson, Cam Newton, Charles Johnson, Chris Ivory, Cleveland Browns, Colin Kaepernick, Colt McCoy, DEF, Demaryius Thomas, Denard Robinson, Derek Carr, Detroit Lions, Doug Baldwin, Doug Martin, Drew Brees, Drew Stanton, Eli Manning, Emmanuel Sanders, Frank Gore, Geno Smith, Golden Tate, Green Bay Packers, Greg Jennings, Greg Olson, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jamaal Charles, James Jones, Jarvis Landry, Jay Cutler, Jimmy Graham, Joe Flacco, John Brown, Joique Bell, Josh McCown, Julio Jones, Julius Thomas, Justin Forsett, Justin Hunter, Keenan Allen, Kelvin Benjamin, Kendall Wright, Kenny Britt, Kirk Cousins, Lamar Miller, Larry Fitzgerald and more! For those of you fantasy football owners out there who are streaming defenses, RotoBaller has got you covered with around-the-league analysis of the Week 15 NFL matchups.Just like every other week of the fantasy football season, we're here to give you the insight to help make your defense streaming and Week 15 lineup decisions a bit easier. Week 15 has some enticing defensive matchups, so be sure to stay on top of your league's waiver wire options.Bye weeks are irrelevant as we p[...] Keep on reading: Defenses (DEF) to Start in Week 15: Fantasy Tiers & Rankings

This article references Allen Robinson, Cecil Shorts, Charles Johnson, Chris Hogan, DEF, Doug Baldwin, Jarius Wright, Kyle Orton, Marqise Lee, Minnesota Vikings, Russell Wilson, SP, Teddy Bridgewater, WR and more! If you're reading this, chances are good you're still alive in your fantasy football playoffs. If so, congratulations! Now is not the time to fall asleep on the waiver wire. Your team can ALWAYS be better, so let's get to this week's wide receivers.Below I will take a look at some Week 15 wide receiver waiver wire pickups and sleepers, based on their current ownership numbers and fantasy outlooks.Each week of the fantasy football season, I'll also give you a bonus player to avo[...] Keep on reading: Week 15 Wide Receivers: Waiver Wire Pickups, Adds & Playoff Matchups

This article references A.j. Green, A.J. Jenkins, Allen Hurns, Alshon Jeffery, Andre Holmes, Andre Johnson, Andre Roberts, Andrew Hawkins, Anquan Boldin, Antonio Brown, Brandon Lafell, Brandon Marshall, Brandon Tate, Brian Hartline, Brice Butler, Calvin Johnson, Cecil Shorts, Charles Johnson, Chris Hogan, Cole Beasley, Damaris Johnson, Danny Amendola, Davante Adams, Deandre Hopkins, Demaryius Thomas, DeSean Jackson, Dez Bryant, Donnie Avery, Donte Moncrief, Doug Baldwin, Dwayne Bowe, Eddie Royal, Emmanuel Sanders, Eric Decker, Golden Tate, Greg Jennings, Harry Douglas, James Jones, Jaron Brown, Jarvis Landry, Jason Avant, Jeremy Kerley, Jeremy Maclin, Jeremy Ross, Jermaine Kearse, Jerricho Cotchery, John Brown, Jordan Matthews, Jordy Nelson, Josh Gordon, Josh Morgan, Julian Edelman, Julio Jones, Justin Hunter, Keenan Allen, Kelvin Benjamin, Kendall Wright, Kenny Britt, Kenny Stills, Larry Fitzgerald and more! Wide receivers are a critical component and core building block for all fantasy football teams, so it's important to stay on top of the wide receiver situations and any depth chart changes throughout each week of the fantasy football season.By staying on top of all the wide receiver changes and in-season position battles, you can adjust your rosters off the waiver wire, find sleepers or potential breakouts, and dominate your fantasy football leagues. Week 14 Wide Receiver Depth[...] Keep on reading: Week 14 Wide Receiver Depth Charts: Playoffs Updates, Injuries & Stashes

This article references A.j. Green, Alex Smith, Alfred Morris, Andre Johnson, Andrew Luck, Andy Dalton, Anquan Boldin, Antonio Brown, Antonio Gates, Arian Foster, Baltimore Ravens, Ben Roethlisberger, Bishop Sankey, Blake Bortles, Brandon Lafell, Brandon Marshall, Buffalo Bills, C.J. Anderson, Calvin Johnson, Cam Newton, Charles Johnson, Cleveland Browns, Colin Kaepernick, Colt McCoy, Deandre Hopkins, DEF, DeMarco Murray, Demaryius Thomas, Denard Robinson, Derek Carr, DeSean Jackson, Detroit Lions, Dez Bryant, Doug Baldwin, Doug Martin, Drew Brees, Drew Stanton, Emmanuel Sanders, Eric Decker, Frank Gore, Fred Jackson, Geno Smith, Giovani Bernard, Golden Tate, Green Bay Packers, Greg Jennings, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Isaiah Crowell, Jarvis Landry, Jay Cutler, Jeremy Hill, Jeremy Maclin, Jimmy Graham, Joe Flacco, Johnny Manziel, Jordan Cameron, Jordan Matthews, Josh Gordon, Julio Jones and more! For those of you fantasy football owners out there who are streaming defenses, RotoBaller has got you covered with around-the-league analysis of the Week 14 NFL matchups.Just like every other week of the fantasy football season, we're here to give you the insight to help make your defense streaming decisions and Week 14 lineup decisions a bit easier. Week 14 has some enticing defensive matchups, so be sure to stay on top of your league's waiver wire options.Bye weeks are now a thing[...] Keep on reading: Defenses (DEF) to Start in Week 14: Fantasy Tiers & Rankings

After annihilating Michael Crabtree's soul on the biggest stage possible, I loved Richard Sherman. Then after the constant overexposure and overpaid contract, I hated him. Now, after the brilliant press conference with cardboard Doug Baldwin, I love him all over again. All is forgiven. Sorry, I don't have an interesting intro ready for you this week, so let's get right to it! Oh yeah, Happy Thanksgiving. Okay, now we can start. Quarterbacks Philip Rivers (Week 12 vs. St. Louis: 291 Yards, 1 TD, 1 INT): In his last three games, Rivers has 207 yards per contest, 2 touchdowns, and 5 turnovers. He's still in the top-12 among QBs in total points scored thanks to his sparkling first six weeks of the season, but he's rapidly falling. I think some sort of injury is clearly significantly compromising his effectiveness. As has been the case for a while, Rivers continues to be a physical liability. On paper, he's a decent start this week against a soft Ravens pass defense that he has historically done well against, but I would prefer to look elsewhere. He just can't be trusted right now. Bench Eli Manning (Week 12 vs. Dallas: 338 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT): What is it with Eli's receiving targets and having a short shelf life? Not a one of Plaxico Burress, Steve Smith, Hakeem Nicks, or Victor Cruz has managed to have more than three seasons of fantasy relevance in a Giants uniform. Here's hoping the incredible Odell Beckham Jr. can last longer. But for the time being, Beckham is in the process of reviving his quarterback's fantasy value. Eli is now posting low-end QB1 numbers. There's an element of risk in actually using him, as evidenced by the 5-interception debacle in Week 11, but he's a strong play in 2-QB leagues and not a terrible matchup play in 12-man 1-QB leagues. In Weeks 15 and 16, the Giants face Washington and the Rams, who are allowing the 3rd and 10th most fantasy points to quarterbacks. If you're going to the playoffs and you've got an unreliable starter (Cam, Kaepernick, Rivers, etc.), Eli is not a terrible alternative. U sable Matchup Play Running Backs Latavius Murray (Week 12 vs. Kansas City: 112 yards, 2 TDs): Murray did all of that damage with only four carries before leaving the game with a concussion. He actually scored more fantasy points with those four carries than Andre Johnson has in his last five games combined. Seriously. That's, uh, that's something. He's questionable to play this week against a stout Rams front, but I'm still ...