Author: Hunter Skoczylas

When it comes to fantasy football streamers, the defense/special teams position is always one to monitor consistently on the waiver wire. In deeper formats, it can be hard to find defenses that produce consistent fantasy points, which is why many fantasy owners opt to intentionally stream the position all season long, playing positive matchups over drafting a highly-regarded unit. For those doing just that, read on for three fantasy football Week 11 defense streamers that are worth consideration. Keep in mind, there are only four teams on a bye (MIA, SEA, JAX, TB). Defenses must be owned in less than…

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When it comes to the tight end position in fantasy football, it can be difficult to find consistency outside of the top five. Streaming a tight end each week is very popular across fantasy leagues but the position has been a wasteland thus far with not many players emerging on the waiver wire. Read on for three fantasy football Week 11 TE streamers that are worth consideration due to either good matchups or promising target share or production in past performances. Keep in mind, there are four teams on a bye (MIA, SEA, JAX, TB). Players must be owned in…

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The wide receiver position is deep this year in fantasy football, so it’s unlikely you streamed this position early in the season. But plenty of teams’ wide receiver rooms have been plagued with injuries through seven games. If you’ve been hit with this bad luck, read on for three fantasy football Week 11 WR streamers that are worth consideration. Despite most having late-round ADPs or emerging on the fantasy football waiver wire because of injuries or production, these wide receivers have a good chance to carve out more significant roles moving forward. Keep in mind, four teams are on bye…

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Fantasy managers are now beginning to scout out waiver wire gems that could turn into potential streamers, due to injuries and bye weeks. The running backs on the fantasy football waiver wire will likely be scarce in deep formats because of the sheer amount of injuries to the position. However, players emerge every week and if you’re looking for a flex or RB2 option, read on for three fantasy football Week 11 RB streamers that are worth consideration. Keep in mind, four teams have a bye week (MIA, SEA, JAX, TB). Players must be owned in less than 60 percent…

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Not often does a high-upside wide receiver get traded to a significantly better offense and still be available in over half of ESPN leagues right now. There are always great fantasy football waiver wire pickups at WR, but Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney is certainly the main attraction on the waiver wire for Week 11. Following the injury to JuJu Smith-Schuster, Toney could become Patrick Mahomes’ WR1. Streaming wide receivers is common in fantasy football, but fantasy managers adding Toney are getting an immediate WR2 option with WR1 upside moving forward. He flashed in limited snaps in Week…

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Tight ends are hit or miss in fantasy football, and there are very few options that you can trust on a weekly basis. Fantasy managers look for consistency in both volume and touchdown potential when evaluating what tight ends are viable enough to add via fantasy football waiver wire pickups. An option that has recently emerged into what fantasy managers thought he’d be in the offseason is Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet. He’s become reliable enough that he warrants an immediate add for fantasy managers that have streamed the tight end position all season and are looking for a…

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There are plenty of solid fantasy football waiver wire pickups at RB to add this week, but one that many fantasy managers may overlook is Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Rachaad White. Following his small breakout performance last week and the fact that the Buccaneers are on bye, he may fly under the radars, at just 24.4% ownership right now in ESPN leagues. Let’s take a look at why fantasy managers should be adding Rachaad White as a Week 11 fantasy football waiver wire pickup regardless of his bye week and the health of Leonard Fournette. Rachaad White Fantasy Football…

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The time has finally come. Deshaun Watson has been cleared to start practicing this week, as his suspension ends in Week 13 when the Cleveland Browns face the Houston Texans. With that being said, Watson’s ownership will slowly increase over the next few weeks, so if your fantasy team is in dire need of QB help come fantasy football playoffs you may want to include him in your fantasy football waiver wire pickups in Week 11. The Browns have noticeably struggled without an elite quarterback behind center, but once Watson is back in the mix, the entire offense will see…

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When it comes to fantasy football streamers, the defense/special teams position is always one to monitor consistently on the waiver wire. In deeper formats, it can be hard to find defenses that produce consistent fantasy points, which is why many fantasy owners opt to intentionally stream the position all season long, playing positive matchups over drafting a highly-regarded unit. For those doing just that, read on for three fantasy football Week 10 defense streamers that are worth consideration. Keep in mind, there are only four teams on a bye (BAL, CIN, NE, NYJ). Defenses must be owned in less than…

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When it comes to the tight end position in fantasy football, it can be difficult to find consistency outside of the top five. Streaming a tight end each week is very popular across fantasy leagues but the position has been a wasteland thus far with not many players emerging on the waiver wire. Read on for three fantasy football Week 10 TE streamers that are worth consideration due to either good matchups or promising target share or production in past performances. Keep in mind, there are four teams on a bye (BAL, CIN, NE, NYJ). Players must be owned in…

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