Waiver Wire Week 4: Top Pickups & Drops: Grab Kenyon Sadiq
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It’s been a rough week. A week ago, I (and everyone else) pushed Broncos’ rookie Jonah Coleman as the obvious top waiver wire option. He missed practice all week and landed on injured reserve, and we got nothing in return for our high FAAB bids. We’ve already discussed how important it is to overcome poor draft picks; now comes the harsh reminder that most waiver picks will not work out. Often, those players sit on your roster for a week or two before shuffling them out. This Coleman example was just an extreme case. The takeaway? Keep searching for the difference-makers that will get you to the playoffs and maybe even put your team over the top.
I’ll be here each week for a breakdown of the top waiver wire targets and players it’s time to get off your squad. For this year, the recommended additions will be available in more than 60% of Yahoo fantasy football leagues, while the Drop List will consist of players rostered in at least 50% of leagues. Each position group will also include a Watch List. If your league is deeper with larger rosters, this is the spot for you.
The Overall Top 10 is prioritized by typical league settings and roster construction, with room for adjustment based on your league’s rules and format. This is how I would order the top waiver wire claims heading to Week 4.
Note: Check back in on Tuesday for the final version of the Top-Ten list, which will include notes about Monday Night Football players along with updated injury news.
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