It can be easy to start ignoring the waiver wire, especially heading into Week 7. The truth is, the NFL never stops changing, and because of this, fantasy is constantly impacted. Whether from injuries ...

We're off and running with the sixth week of waiver wire pickups in fantasy football as Week 7 looms. But you might be thinking about which players on your roster to keep or to drop as you make those ...

Kendrick Bourne runs for a gain against Tampa Bay at Raymond James Stadium. Nathan Ray Seebeck / Imagn Images If you didn’t listen to the wrap-up pod, we were hoodwinked, bamboozled and straight-up ...

With the Bills and Ravens getting to watch from their respective couches this week and the insane amount of injuries around the NFL, this week’s Dead Weight Report was not the easiest to write.

This week may be the calm before the storm. So even if you don't have immediate holes to fill on your fantasy roster, a little advance planning seems essential when making claims on the waiver wire.

The fantasy football draft is important to build the foundation for what managers hope will result in a winning team, but leagues are won in the weeds of the waiver wire. Keeping tabs on snap counts ...

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Here are my suggestions for Week 6, starting with my top 15 players to prioritize on the waiver wire, regardless of position. The only rule here: Players must be rostered in less than 60 percent of ...

The Minnesota Vikings defeated the Cleveland Browns in London on Sunday, 21-17, thanks to an impressive 80-yard game-winning touchdown drive orchestrated by Carson Wentz. However, there was a missed ...

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