In NBA Jam, the rules are simple. Hit three shots in a row, the announcer loses his mind, the ball bursts into flames, and nobody can stop you. College fantasy football works the same way. The waiver wire is where you catch players before the whole league sees the fire. In other words, it really is about finding those standout G6 CFF names for Week 6 on the Waiver Wire before your league-mates do. These CFF Week 6 G6 Waiver Wire Names are my picks, one at each position. I believe all four will see their rostership climb by Tuesday morning. Get your bids in now, because once the announcer starts yelling, it’s too late.
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CFF Week 6 G6 Waiver Wire Names
Quarterback
Camden Coleman, James Madison
Fantrax Rostership: 7%
Total Fantasy Points: 110.6
Fantasy Points Per Game: 22.1
Camden Coleman has now put up three straight weeks of 30-plus points. By NBA Jam rules, this makes him officially ON FIRE. During this three-game stretch, he has thrown for 9 TDs and 1 INT while adding another touchdown on the ground. What has kept Coleman’s rostership low is that JMU’s starting QB has missed time with an upper-body injury. At this point, if you’re Billy Napier, you can’t put the toothpaste back in the tube. Of course, in any serious CFF analysis for Week 6 G6 Waiver Wire Names, Camden is a top suggestion for managers hunting breakout value.
Running Back
Kam Davis, Liberty
Fantrax Rostership: 30%
Total Fantasy Points: 73.6
Fantasy Points Per Game: 14.7
Of all the CFF Week 6 G6 Waiver Wire Names on this list, Kam Davis is the one closest to crossing the threshold. By NBA Jam rules, he’s heating up. In my opinion, though, he’s already walking on the sun after outstanding back-to-back weeks for the Flames. He rushed for 166 yards against Coastal Carolina in Week 4 and 147 against Delaware in Week 5. These performances gifted many waiver wires an unused 25.3 and 26.7 fantasy points, respectively. Talking waiver pickups in Week 6, Kam Davis might be the top G6 name rising in CFF Waiver Wire recommendations on everyone’s list. Liberty plays Sam Houston in Week 6, and the Bearkats are allowing 26.2 PPG to opposing RBs. After Week 6, Kam Davis will officially be ON FIRE!
Wide Receiver
Justin Stevenson, North Texas
Fantrax Rostership: 4%
Total Fantasy Points: 75.1
Fantasy Points Per Game: 15
Justin Stevenson has met the NBA Jam requirements for ON FIRE. He has three straight 17-plus-point games: 22.2, 19.9, and 22. During those three games, he has seen 24 targets and hauled in 20 of them for 241 yards and 3 TDs. On the season, Stevenson leads the Mean Green in target share and red-zone targets. For savvy fantasy managers, names like Stevenson will trend on CFF Week 6 G6 Waiver Wire discussions given his consistency and matchup upside. North Texas faces Navy in Week 6, and the Midshipmen’s defense has been favorable to both slot and outside receivers. In fact, Navy is bottom 10 in the nation in allowing fantasy points to opposing WRs.
Tight End
Eric Olsen, Oregon State
Fantrax Rostership: 13%
Total Fantasy Points: 65.6
Fantasy Points Per Game: 13.1
If you’ve been watching Justice and me on Sunday nights on YouTube, you know I can’t stop talking about Eric Olsen. Here are his targets over five weeks: 6, 5, 4, 5, 10. From a tight end perspective, Eric also meets the NBA Jam rule: ON FIRE. In Week 3, he corralled 3 balls on 4 targets for 35 yards and a touchdown. Against UTEP, he hauled in every target, going 5-for-5 for 79 yards. Last week, he dropped 27.5 points against Colorado State, catching 9 balls on 10 targets for 65 yards and 2 TDs.
Up next for the Beavers is a home game against San Diego State. For those who need tight ends, Olsen is a CFF Week 6 G6 Waiver Wire Name that stands out for his usage and ceiling. We have a tight end who is ON FIRE, plus his QB throws the ball 39 times per game. Where do I sign up?
That’s the list: a quarterback who’s already ON FIRE, a running back one big game away from joining him, a receiver with the hot-streak receipts, and a tight end I’m never going to stop talking about. If your league mates haven’t noticed the flames yet, they will by Tuesday. With this in mind, get your bids in on these CFF Week 6 G6 Waiver Wire Names before the ball starts burning. In sum, hitting waiver claims right in CFF Week 6 can be pivotal—especially G6 Waiver Wire Names that offer major second-half upside. I’ll be back Thursday with my sicko list, deep cuts only. Until then, good luck in your Week 6 matchups, and may all your shots fall from downtown!
If you want more G6 information, catch me every Sunday and Monday night at about 10:30 p.m. ET on YouTube or X, where Justice and I bring you The G5 Hive Live. And if you missed my articles from last week, CFF G6 Deep Cuts: Week 5 G6 Sicko List and CFF G6: The Week 5 Names Headed for a Bump, be sure to check them out. There may still be some value floating around on your waiver wire.
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