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Risoluzione schermo: 640 x 480 800 x 600 1024 x 768 1280 x 1024 Nome utente: Password: Formato: Basic  Help  Richiesta  Formato: Tipo di Carattere Andale Mono Arial Arial Black Book Antiqua Century Gothic Comic Sans MS Courier New Georgia Impact Lucida Console Script MT Bold Stencil Tahoma Times New Roman Trebuchet MS Verdana   Dimensione del Carattere 1 2 3 4 5 6   Colore del Carattere Nero Rosso Giallo Rosa Verde Arancione Viola Blu Beige Marrone Verde Bosco Blu scuro Marrone scuro Verde chiaro Messaggio: HTML non è attivo Il codice su forum è attivo Faccine [quote][i]Originariamente inviato da seestyle[/i] [br]New England, Miami, Indianapolis, and Philadelphia are on a bye in Week 14. That won't only take away some key offensive players like Jalen Hurts, Jaylen Waddle, and Jonathan Taylor, but it also removes four solid D/STs, making streamers all the more important. Regardle s of what positions you need to fill, now's the time to identify the top waiver wire pickups, free agents, and streamers. Taysom Hill, Matt Breida, Jauan Jennings, Foster Moreau could all become potentially hot adds on waivers after Week 13, so if you can get them for free now, why not claim your territory?We're not only looking for one-week solutions in our Week 13 waiver wire watchlist but also sneaky value for the fantasy playoffs. The waiver wire is obviously thin at this point, but as injuries mount and https://www.storeprobrowns.com/Eric_Murray_Jersey.NFL concerning matchups arrive, we must prepare for all scenarios. Week 14 will mark the last week with byes, but other factors will inevitably leave you scrambling for alternate options.We know not all leagues have enough roster spots to really take advantage of "stashing players," but for those in deeper leagues (or those who have players on IR or busts worth cutting), our week-ahead watchlist will be useful. Stashing a player or two on your bench when they'restill free agents can really pay off if those players have good games. If they don't, they're easy drops. Your spot in the waiver order is valuable, and you want to hold it as long as po sible.At the very least, it's good to have a list of names of players to watch on Sunday so you can monitor snap share and targets/touches, and it's always smart to claim matchup-based streamers at positions like TE or D/ST before there's competition for them.WEEK 13 PPR RANKINGS: | | | | | Fantasy Football Waiver Wire WatchlistReminder: This list was put together in the lead-in to Week 13, looking forward to the players who could be popular waiver-wire targets ahead of Week 14.If you have a roster spot to play with, these are free-agent options you could grab early to beat the waiver buzz. https://www.storeprobrowns.com/Chris_Hubbard_Jersey.NFL All these players are below 50-percentownership on Yahoo unle s otherwise specified. WEEK 13 STANDARD RANKINGS: | | | | | Week 14Waiver Wire Watchlist: QBTeams on a Week 14bye: Indianapolis Colts, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, Philadelphia EaglesCam Newton, Panthers (42 percent owned in Yahoo leagues) vs. ATLNewton struggled against Miami, but he'll be coming off of a bye week and should be more comfortable the offense. With Atlanta rankings as a bottom-four defense against fantasy QBs, Cam has enough upside to do damage in this one -- a suming he's still starting.Taylor Heinicke, Washington (35) vs. DALDallas is just a middle-of-the-pack defense against QBs, but as we've mentioned in recent weeks, Heinicke needs to be considered in neutral matchups based on his body of work this season. Dallas should score with ease, so expect Heinicke's https://www.storeprobrowns.com/Chad_Thomas_Jersey.NFL pa s attempts to be high.Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars (30) @ TENLawrence carries risk into any matchup, but Tenne see has the second-most QB-friendly defense in the league. Mac Jones, Trevor Siemian, and Tyrod Taylor had nice fantasy days against the Titans, so it's not out of the realm of po sibilities for Lawrence to have a QB1 week.Taysom Hill, Saints (20) @ JetsIt looks like Hill is going to be the starter in New Orleans, and he averaged over 20 fantasy points per game (FPPG) in his four starts last season. You know the drill: He can have a great fantasy day with limited pa sing succe s based on his rushing upside.Teddy Bridgewater, Broncos (20) vs. DETThere's a scenario where Denver simply runs the ball at will as it did against the Chargers, so Bridgewater might not have the volume for a big fantasy day. However, he should be in scoring position often, so two or three touchdowns isn't that unlikely.WEEK 13 DFS LINEUPS: | | Week 14 Waiver Wire Watchlist: RBTeams on a Week 14bye: Indianapolis Colts, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, Philadelphia EaglesDavid Johnson, Texans (51); Rex Burkhead (7), TexansThis team, offense, and backfield aren'tset up well for fantasy succe s, but we're going to continue to monitor these guys. Their Week 14 opponent is Seattle, who gives up the second-most FPPG to RBs, so Johnson and maybe even Burkhead can almost be treated as RB streamers.Alex Collins (48); DeeJay Dallas (7), SeahawksThis duo kind of reminds us of the Texans' backfield, but Dallas is being used in the pa s-catcher role while Collins continues to get the most carries. Collins' ceiling is low, but he does have somewhat of a decent workload. Look out for Dallas to potentially have sneaky upside in the fantasy playoffs.DOnta Foreman (44); Dontrell Hilliard (39), TitansHilliard and Foreman have shown plenty of flashes of explosivene s, and since they both rushed for 100-plus yards against the Patriots, we have to watch them https://www.storeprobrowns.com/Jarvis_Landry_Jersey.NFL moving forward. It's tough to say which guy is better to roster, but taking a flier on one of them is a smart move.Boston Scott (36); Jordan Howard (14), EaglesScott is more valuable at the moment, but Howard will be involved in the run-heavy Eagles' offense when he returns from a knee injury.Ty Johnson (32); Tevin Coleman (24), JetsThis RBBC got a little bit simpler to figure out when Michael Carter (ankle) went down, but it's still obviously not the group with the highest upside. Coleman looks like the clear-cut touch leader, but we expect Johnson to be more active in the pa sing game going forward.Matt Breida, Bills (34)Is Breida the best running back on the Bills' roster? It certainly looks that way, and it's not too surprising. Over the past three weeks, he's had performances of 18.0, 7.7, and 13.5 (PPR) fantasy points, and his emergence caused Zack Mo s to be a healthy scratch in Week 12. It's tough to completely trust him, but he's another guy with sneaky upside in the fantasy playoffs.Notable Handcuffs Sony Michel, Rams (42); Devontae Booker (31), Giants; Jeff Wilson Jr., 49ers (33); Samaje Perine, Bengals, (5)Alexander Mattison, Jamaal Williams, and Chuba Hubbard were on this list last week, and now they are projected starters in their next games. Any of these four guys could be next.WEEK 13 FANTASY: | | Week 14Waiver Wire Watchlist: WRTeams on a Week 14bye: Indianapolis Colts, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, Philadelphia EaglesKadarius Toney, (45); Sterling Shepard (29), GiantsThese two have fallen dramatically in ownership because of https://www.storeprobrowns.com/Ray_Ray_Armstrong_Jersey.NFL their injury concerns, but again, the fantasy playoffs loom, and these guys have higher ceilings than a lot of players rostered ahead of them.A.J. Green, Cardinals (42)Green has posted double-digit fantasy points in six games this season, so he's play [/quote]   Seleziona qui per inserire la tua firma.