Ryan McDowell

Before we get to this week's targets, let's check last week's report card. Tetairoa McMillan, my favorite buy from last week, went off for 14 catches, 192 yards, and two touchdowns, finishing as the WR1 with 45.2 fantasy points. Saquon Barkley, the headliner of the Sell High section, scored 2.0 points and finished as the RB62, leaving early with an injury. I'll take that pair any week. It wasn't all good news, though.

Ryan analyzes four players who could be sneaky starters in week five.

3. 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.

Ryan analyzes four players who could disappoint in week six.

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.

Last week’s report card was mostly good news. Tyler Shough, my top buy at quarterback, bounced back with three touchdown passes and finished as the QB2. Caleb Williams returned from injury and finished as the QB13, and Jalen Coker drew 13 targets in his return, finishing as the WR20. On the sell side,

Ryan analyzes four running backs who could surprise in week seven.

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.

Last week’s report card had a couple of results I’m happy to point to. Cam Skattebo went from zero touches in Week 6 to 124 rushing yards and a touchdown in Week 7, finishing as the RB10. His trade value has climbed from 13 to 54 in a single week. On the sell side, Jordan Mason returned for the Vikings and out-carried Aaron Jones 15 to 8. Jones finished as the RB55, and his trade value has fallen from 49 to 17. Joe Burrow, who I suggested targeting in a DK Metcalf deal, threw four touchdowns and finished as the QB1. And then there’s Chase Brown, who was the RB31.

Ryan analyzes injured players who could bounce back in week eight.