Week 16 IDP Waiver Wire Pickups

Week 16 IDP Waiver Wire Pickups

There are many stories to keep an eye on, but the IDP players who were ignored but showed up in Week 15 may be the most important.

On defense, Week 15 was very exciting, so there are a lot of interesting names on the trade wire in leagues in all sizes.

You can’t afford to lose at this point in the fictitious football season. It’s not okay with us. People, let’s get this next win.

Every week, we find a group of priority picks that are available in at least half of Yahoo leagues and can be used right away.

As we move into the fantasy semifinals, it’s time to empty your FAB wallet whenever you have a positional need.

That’s why we’re not going to give you any buying advice. Let’s look at some names that might be worth a portion of your free agent money.

There are signs that Isiah Pacheco will be back in Week 16, although he can play with McKinnon just fine.

Both backs played very well in the last few weeks of last season, but McKinnon was completely ridiculous, calling nine houses in the last six games of 2022.

He’s a circle-of-trust tool for Patrick Mahomes or is usually on the field when things are important.

As you could have noticed, the Chiefs don’t have many solid playmakers on offense this year, so McKinnon’s return has been a good sign. We can’t leave him without a team because his upside in any given month is too big.

Thursday night, White played a good proof-of-concept game. He rushed for 85 yards and scored one touchdown, showing that he can be a good starting back when Josh Jacobs isn’t available.

If you have Jacobs on your team, you should definitely add White, since his future usefulness depends on the health of another person. Because he usually wins with power rather than flash, he was the best goal-line pick in Week 15.

Since coming back from IR three weeks ago, Brown has been great every week. This shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone who saw him tear up the Big Ten during his time at Illinois.

Hey, things are going well. It’s crazy that Brown had to wait until the last round to hear his name called.

This past Saturday, the rookie gained 51 yards on 10 carries and three catches. Brown has been almost too good for Cincinnati as a screen tool.

In the win in Minnesota, Brown enjoyed to go to the blue a tent, but he came back to the field in the end.

Brown was amazing against Indianapolis two weeks ago. He gained 105 yards on 11 plays and turned a short catch into a 54-yard touchdown.

Brown could be a good flex player in deeper leagues if he’s healthy in Week 16. This is a rising player who has an important part to play.

During the fantasy football season, it’s important to know who the best player on the trade wire is for each week. The strong waiver wire advice we give you every week will definitely cover you.

But besides the top goals, you can also benefit from improving your bench and stashing players whose value is expected to rise.

Check out your award-winning set of Fantasy Football Tools while you go through the season if you want to learn more about the game.

We’ve got you covered throughout the fantasy football season with tools like our Start/Sit Assistant, which tells you the best lineup based on true consensus projections, and our Waiver Wire Assistant, which lets you quickly see which available players will make your team better and by how much.

Rotoball fans, have a great Championship Week! You should be proud that you are reading this. The playoffs are over in your league, and now you need some help with an important IDP battle.

We’re going to talk about some IDP waiver wire picks for Week 16 in the last part of our weekly piece to help you win on defense.

Although not “must-start” players for IDP leagues, the players below have less than 25% ownership in Yahoo! Leagues and are recommended for deep-league IDP additions this week.

I have a lot of IDP teams; please don’t make me count them. What about you? Most of my teams sucked in Week 15. I had a pretty good fantasy season in 2022, but when it counted, it all fell apart.

That’s how things work sometimes. It doesn’t matter how well you’ve done for three months if a few key stars disappear in any given Sunday. It’s okay to win and lose sometimes.

Almost 25 years have gone by since I first played fantasy football. My “career” in fantasy football could include running for the US House of Representatives.

Yes, you have to be 25 to do that, and yes, I do teach eighth-grade social studies and fantasy football.