The Giants are finalizing a trade to acquire star TE Darren Waller from the Raiders.

Related Players: Foster Moreau, Daniel Bellinger

Foster Moreau has filled in admirably for Waller over the years, so this could make him a feasible back-end TE1 if the move goes through and the team re-signs him. Bellinger's fantasy value clearly takes a nosedive.

The Raiders activated TE Darren Waller and WR Hunter Renfrow from injured reserve.

Both are eligible to play Sunday against the Patriots after missing the last five weeks. They’re back just in time for the fantasy playoffs for a team that has faint playoff hopes at 5-8. It’s a tough matchup for the Raiders passing game. Waller should be viewed as a TE2 while Renfrow is a very risky play against the strong secondary of the Patriots and with Davante Adams dominating targets.

WR Hunter Renfrow and TE Darren Waller will have their respective practice clocks started on them today.

Reportedly, the two could have possibly played in Week 14, but if was a short week and the Raiders didn't feel comfortable not giving either player enough practice time before getting on the field. It seems as if both players have a shot to play in Week 15, but with a lost season in Vegas, it remains to be seen how quickly they are activated.

Josh McDaniels said the Raiders will meet this morning to discuss the status of TE Darren Waller and WR Hunter Renfrow, who are both eligible to come back from injured reserve this week. He sounded concerned about the idea of playing them without the opportunity to practice.

Related players: Foster Moreau

As Reed went on to tweet, it's a short week since they play the Rams on Thursday. Typically, teams just go through walkthrough instead of practice in those situations. The Raiders were off Monday before getting back to work on Tuesday and Wednesday. Sounds like both are ready to go, but the short week will keep them out.

Raiders also are placing WR Hunter Renfrow on injured reserve due to his oblique injury. So on the same day, both Renfrow and Darren Waller are being placed on IR, meaning they’re out at least four games each.

Related Players: Foster Moreau, Davante Adams, Mack Hollins, Keelan Cole

The team basically has no more excuses to avoid using Davante Adams in a hyperactive role, ala his 17 targets in Week 9. Mack Hollins has already been worked heavily into the offense, while Keelan Cole will almost assuredly have to be shoved into the WR3 role with what is now a barren WR depth chart. Hollins can be considered a Flex play, while Davante Adams has weekly upside to be the overall WR1 and Foster Moreau is a matchup-based streaming option at TE.

Darren Waller, who also dealt with a right hamstring issue in training camp and suffered injuries to his back and knee late last season, has missed eight of the Raiders' last 14 regular-season games.

Related Players: Foster Moreau

It would seem that things aren't trending well for Waller's Week 10 availability, lining up for another Foster Moreau streaming opportunity against the Colts.

The game broadcast just reported Darren Waller has a hamstring injury.

Related players: Foster Moreau, Jesper Horsted

Palmer said he was watching Waller on the sideline and he didn't appear to be trying to work out the injury and never looked like he was going to return - which he didn't. Moreau was inactive with a knee injury so Horsted took over the TE duties. The Raiders have a bye in Week 6, so it could be a week or so before we know who will lead the way at TE in Week 7 when they host the Texans.

The Raiders and TE Darren Waller reached agreement on a 3-year extension worth $51 million.

Waller is now tied to the Raiders for five years. He still had two years left on his desk but wanted more financial and long-term security at 30 years old. He now has that. Walker checks in as our No. 4 tight end for Week 1 against the Chargers.

Standout tight end Darren Waller is planning to play Sunday when the Raiders open the season at the Los Angeles Chargers.

Waller, who returned to practice last week after dealing with a hamstring injury in training camp or perhaps sitting out as a negotiating ploy for a new contract, made that clear Tuesday, the story said. Waller did say the hamstring issues were real so that could be something for fantasy owners to keep an eye on.