Waiver Wire Winners for Fantasy Football – Week 14

Week 14 of Fantasy Football has arrived, and I’ve highlighted my top waiver wire targets. These players are rostered in fewer than 55% of Fantrax leagues. To accommodate different league formats and roster sizes, I’ve provided plenty of options. The Fantasy Football playoffs begin in Week 15, so this week’s waivers can be very important.

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Waiver Wire Winners for Fantasy Football – Week 14

Christian Watson (WR, Packers)

Since returning to football following his ACL tear recovery, Christian Watson has finished with 85, 58, 45, 46, 49, and 80 receiving yards. The historical big-play, touchdown threat has shown those qualities with 20+ yards per catch in four of his six games played, and he has scored three touchdowns across the last three weeks. 17 targets across the last two weeks for Watson is an important usage note, and he has scored 18+ Fantasy Points in two of his last three games.

Adonai Mitchell (WR, Jets)

Adonai Mitchell caught eight of his 12 targets for 102 yards and a touchdown in Week 13 for 24.2 Fantasy Points. Since being traded to the Jets, AD has earned six, seven, and 12 targets, so the usage is definitely not flukey. Mitchell is a former second-round selection from 2024 by the Colts who profiles as a field-stretcher, so this performance can be the start of more big games.

Jordan Mason (RB, Vikings)

Aaron Jones suffered a shoulder injury in Week 13, which can again mean Jordan Mason stepping into the lead role for the Vikings. Mason rushed for 68 yards in Week 1, 116 yards in Week 3, has rushed for five touchdowns this season, and has five weeks of double-digit Fantasy Points. The Vikings offense may be rough right now, but if Jones misses time, the volume for Mason should give him plenty of opportunities to be fantasy-relevant.

Devin Singletary (RB, Giants)

Before Week 13, Singletary finished with 17 and 14 touches in a committee with Tyrone Tracy Jr. Singletary scored a pair of rushing touchdowns in Week 11 that elevated him to 17.7 Fantasy Points. In Week 13, Tryone Tracy Jr. suffered an injury and was carted to the locker room. Should Tracy miss time, Singletary could have workhorse volume. Singletary scored another rushing touchdown in Week 13 with over 75 total yards (as of the 4th quarter, while I write this).

Chris Rodriguez (RB, Commanders)

Chris Rodriguez rushed 11 times for 41 yards and a touchdown in Week 13 for 10.1 Fantasy Points. Rodriguez rushed 15 times for 79 yards in Week 11 and 12 times for 65 yards in Week 9. Since Week 7, Rodriguez has scored four rushing touchdowns. Rodriguez may not have a huge ceiling, but he is earning meaningful touches with some touchdown upside as the lead Commanders back.

Tyler Allgeier (RB, Falcons)

Tyler Allgeier rushed eight times for 20 yards and a touchdown with two receptions for 35 yards in Week 13, which was 13.5 Fantasy Points. Allgeier has finished seven weeks with double-digit touches, four weeks with 44+ rushing yards, scored eight touchdowns, and has five weeks of double-digit Fantasy Points, which shows stand-alone value. Allgeier is a clear-cut top priority handcuff at minimum.

Jayden Higgins (WR, Texans)

Rookie Jayden Higgins has earned eight, one, seven, seven, nine, and five targets since Week 8. During this span he has caught four or more balls four times, finished with 42+ yards three times, 55+ yards twice, scored three touchdowns, finished with double-digit Fantasy Points four times, and scored 13+ points three times. Higgins is a second-half riser, whose 65 yards in Week 13 were a season-high.

Luther Burden III (WR, Bears)

Back in Week 3, rookie Luther Burden III caught three balls for 101 yards and a touchdown to flash some upside. Burden’s role has finally grown the last three weeks with five, five, and six targets. Burden has also played 51% of the snaps in back-to-back games, after not hitting 50% all year prior. The bump in time on the field and targets could hint at continued growth for a truly talented playmaker.

Blake Corum (Rams, RB)

Blake Corum rushed seven times for 81 yards and a touchdown in Week 13 for 14.1 Fantasy Points. Corum’s touchdown came during the time Kyren Williams left to get his ankle looked at, but Corum has consistently been receiving work in this Rams offense. Corum now has four games of 50+ rushing yards and has finished four games above 6.5 yards per carry. Corum is one of the best handcuffs for Fantasy Football to stash.

Darren Waller (TE, Dolphins)

Darren Waller returned from his pectoral injury in Week 13 to catch two balls for 47 yards. The three targets were not great, but Waller flashed his yardage upside. Before injury, Waller scored four touchdowns between Weeks 4-6 and had a 78 receiving yard game in Week 5. Waller should be an important piece of this Dolphins passing attack for the rest of the season.

Harold Fannin Jr. (TE, Browns)

Rookie Harold Fannin Jr. caught three of his five targets for 43 yards and a touchdown for 11.3 Fantasy Points in Week 13. Fannin has now finished seven weeks with 40+ receiving yards, scored three touchdowns this year, and has finished with 11+ Fantasy Points five times.

Bhayshul Tuten (RB, Jaguars)

Rookie Bhayshul Tuten rushed eight times for 17 yards and a touchdown in Week 13, with a two-yard catch. Tuten has now scored three touchdowns across the last five weeks and has a complementary role behind Travis Etienne Jr. Tuten is a solid handcuff stash for Fantasy Football.

Brenton Strange (TE, Jaguars)

Brenton Strange caught three of his four targets for 45 yards and a touchdown in Week 13 for 13.5 Fantasy Points. This comes after catching five balls for 93 yards in Week 12 for 14.3 Fantasy Points, which was his first game back from injury. Strange has a clear-cut role in this Jaguars offense.

John Metchie III (WR, Jets)

Although Adonai Mitchell was the star for the Jets in Week 13, John Metchie III still earned a solid eight targets despite having a quiet day. Metchie finished with 45 yards and a touchdown in Week 11 for 13.5 Fantasy Points, then caught six of his seven targets for 65 yards and a touchdown in Week 12 for 18.5 Fantasy Points. The targets have been sliding the last two weeks, Metchie has scored two touchdowns across his last three games, and should continue to be a big piece of the game plan.

Kayshon Boutte (WR, Patriots)

I am writing this before the Monday Night Football game, so please reflect on that on top of this article. Kayshon Boutte has finished three weeks with 75+ receiving yards, two weeks with 93+ yards, three weeks with 16+ Fantasy Points, and has scored five touchdowns this year, which shows FLEX upside attached to Drake Maye.

Jalen Coker (WR, Panthers)

Jalen Coker caught four of his six targets for 74 yards and a touchdown for 17.4 Fantasy Points. Coker dealt with a quad injury that kept him out of the earlier portions of the season, so this performance feels like a statement that he is healthy and will operate as the team’s WR2.

Devaughn Vele (WR, NO)

Devaughn Vele caught all eight targets in Week 13 for 93 yards and a touchdown for 23.3 Fantasy Points. Vele earned 7 targets the week prior, so the usage is a trend vs. a one-week fluke and New Orleans will be forced to throw plenty.

Pat Bryant (WR, Broncos)

Rookie Pat Bryant caught five of his six targets for 82 yards back in Week 11 before the Week 12 BYE. Then in Week 13, Bryant caught three of his season-high seven targets for 42 yards playing a season-high 70% of the snaps. The rookie’s 13 targets is an important note, on top of the rise in snap percentage, and he has finished with 40+ receiving yards in four of his last five games now.

Isaac TeSlaa (WR, Lions)

Rookie Isaac TeSlaa caught both targets in Week 13 for 35 yards and a touchdown for 11.5 Fantasy Points. Amon-Ra St. Brown exited Week 13 with an ankle injury, which elevated TeSlaa’s field time with him playing 92% of the snaps after never surpassing 46% this season. If ARSB misses time, TeSlaa would be elevated. TeSlaa has scored three touchdowns this season now.

Brian Robinson Jr. (RB, 49ers)

Brian Robinson Jr. has finished four straight weeks with eight or nine touches behind Christian McCaffrey. BRob also scored touchdowns in Weeks 9-10. Robinson is a great handcuff to stash with his previous Fantasy Football impacts as a former starter.

Isaiah Likely (TE, Ravens)

Isaiah Likely caught five of his six targets for 95 yards in Week 13, and he lost control of the ball right before what would have been a big touchdown. This is the second time across the last five weeks where Likely has produced 60+ receiving yards, and we have been here before with the Fantasy flashes. Week 13 could hint at an elevated role to stick.

Evan Engram (TE, Broncos)

Evan Engram caught six of his nine targets for 79 yards in Week 13, which were all season-highs. This was the second time Engram has scored 13+ Fantasy Points this season. The performance came after the Broncos’ Week 12 BYE, so the hope here is that this is a trend in the right direction for a guy who has had a history of Fantasy Football relevance when healthy.

Tyjae Spears (RB, Titans)

Tyjae Spears rushed just twice for negative yards, but caught six balls for 25 yards in Week 13. Spears’ six catches tied for the team lead, and he had caught four and five balls the two weeks prior. Spears’ pass-catching role still does not give him the upside to be useful, but knowing he has this skillset as a handcuff to Tony Pollard could make him worth the stash if he ever were to take on the lead role.

Dontayvion Wicks (WR, Packers)

Dontayvion Wicks caught six of his seven targets for 94 yards and two touchdowns in Week 13 for 28 Fantasy Points. Wicks earned eight targets back in Week 10, so the usage is not completely random. We have seen the spike games out of Wicks in the past, and his role could shrink when the receiving core in Green Bay is healthy, but I am a firm believer that good performances can earn more opportunities.

Bam Knight (RB, Cardinals)

Bam Knight has scored 14.5, 13.2, and 16.8 Fantasy Points the last three weeks. Knight has scored a touchdown in each of those games and has finished with 11 catches during this span. Trey Benson and Emari Demercado could return in Week 14, but at what capacity is unknown, so Knight can continue to have a role or simply a handcuff stash.

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