IDP Waiver Wire Week 4: Top Pickups & Adds

Sep 28, 2026

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I always advise being aggressive on the waiver wire early in the year. I don't like to overreact to just one week, but anchoring to priors instead of seeing what actually happened is even more dangerous.

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Don't overreact to a slow performance from one of your team's anchor IDP'ers, but don't be afraid to turn over some of the players at the bottom of your roster if someone with more appealing usage or alignment is available to scoop up.

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. For now, expect at least one recommendation for shallow, medium, and deep leagues.

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IDP Waiver Wire Week 4

Defensive Line

Mason Graham - Cleveland Browns

Mason Graham is a must-add in DT-required leagues and is making the case to be rostered in any league with his early-season play. The 2025 first-round pick was a disappointment last season, but he's filling up the stat sheet weekly through the first three weeks, with four sacks, six TFLs, and 15 total tackles. Against the Panthers in Week 3, Graham posted another two sacks on five pressures, mixing in seven tackles along the way.

Cameron Thomas - Atlanta Falcons

This is more of a callout for deeper leagues, but Atlanta's Cameron Thomas has been handed a solid workload and has played some damn good ball to start the season. He's playing around 70% of the snaps, a nice threshold for IDP'ers, and was a force on Thursday night against Jordan Love and the Packers. Now, this might end up being a Packers-offensive-line-related thing, but for now, Thomas is a name for deeper league owners to consider.