Week 15 IDP Waiver Wire: Pickups & Targets

Dec 08, 2025

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We've made it to Week 15. For most leagues, we're into the fantasy playoffs now. The good news is that if you're still reading this, you're still alive! The bad news is that if you need some help for your starting lineup, the pick'ens are quite thin on the Waiver Wire this week.

With that said, I'd love to hear from you if you're still in contention. There's a saying in this space that 'no one cares about your fantasy team,' but that's not true! I care! Find me in our subscriber Discord, and drop your team in the IDP channel or DM it to me. I'm fascinated by the variations of IDP rosters and scoring settings, so let me see your contender!

My intention here is to cater to a wide variety of leagues every week. IDP leagues are like snowflakes, so if you have specific questions, jump into our subscriber Discord, find the IDP channel, and tag me with any questions you have.

Some of you play in leagues where all of these players are already owned, and some of you play in IDP leagues where only 3-4 players are rostered on each team, so the players listed below might not even be on your radar. So don't be afraid to reach out with specific questions.

Before I jump into a few names that are worth a look, I want to highlight a few situations/players to monitor over the next few weeks.

This is the third straight week where Bears LB D'Marco Jackson gets mentioned, but he was the lone full-time linebacker against Green Bay in Week 14. T.J. Edwards played situationally (62%, mostly on early-downs). Noah Sewell was active as well, but he played one snap and remained behind Amen Ogbongbemiga (22.5%).

DeMarvion Overshown (DAL) remains the only linebacker worth rostering, but you really can't start him unless it's a very deep league. His snap rate is climbing every week, but he's yet to top 80% of the snaps in any game.

Chamarri Conner (KC) doesn't quite have the same role or alignment as earlier in the season, which is affecting his tackle floor. Conner doesn't play a ton of deep safety looks, so he should still be a solid producer, but he's not a blind set-it-and-forget-it top 10 defensive back right now.

Isaiah Oliver (NYJ) isn't a priority add because Tony Adams might return in Week 15, but Oliver was productive as a fill-in for Adams, and would be worth a look in deeper leagues if Adams doesn't return to practice on Wednesday or Thursday.

At some point, Julian Love (SEA) should get back to a 100% snap rate, likely at the expense of Ty Okada. If you have an empty spot on the bench and Love it available, he's a swing worth taking.