FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast

The best waiver wire pickups happen before the breakout. Lucas Wencl identifies five fantasy football stashes rostered in fewer than 30% of leagues. Kimani Vidal's growing role with the Chargers and Kendrick Bourne's opportunity in Arizona headline the list, while Ryan Flournoy offers intriguing upside in Dallas. Plus, two more overlooked players worth adding now instead of fighting for them on next week's waiver wire.

Ten NFL Week 6 player props, a handful of touchdown longshots, and a few bets that could pay BIG! Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson return with their favorite plays for the weekend. Is Jaylen Warren headed for another big receiving performance? Can the 49ers contain Jayden Daniels? The guys have strong opinions on both matchups. Plus, Andrew takes a massive swing on a Packers touchdown scorer, while Welsh backs Christian Watson and another first touchdown opportunity.

NFL Week 6 is loaded with intriguing matchups, potential upsets, and plenty of questions. Chris Welsh, Andrew Erickson, and Pat Fitzmaurice break down the biggest games and make their bold predictions. Can the Cleveland Browns upset the Baltimore Ravens? Will the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers deliver a Sunday night shootout? Plus, the guys discuss the Chiefs, Chargers, Bills, and 49ers. The crew also weighs in on A.J. Brown's potential return, Marvin Harrison Jr.'s Texans debut, possible quarterback changes, and the NFL trade rumors that could heat up after Week 6

Four teams on bye, injuries everywhere, and some pretty uncomfortable running back decisions. Ryan Wormeli, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Jake Ciely are back to help make sense of another tricky week for fantasy football managers. The guys weigh the upside of Woody Marks, debate whether Matthew Golden deserves more respect, and try to figure out what to do with Alvin Kamara. There's also disagreement over Jordan Love and Dak Prescott heading into their Sunday night matchup. From surprise starts to players they're avoiding, the crew covers the decisions that matter most before your Week 6 lineup locks

Is it time to bench Jalen Hurts? Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Andrew Erickson reveal their Week 6 fantasy football QB and TE rankings, with Bryce Young climbing and Jameis Winston emerging as a legitimate streaming option. The guys examine Tyler Shough's difficult matchup, the Travis Kelce' situation in KC, and Harold Fannin Jr.'s opportunity against the Ravens. Plus, can Colston Loveland finally break through for the Bears? Find out which quarterbacks and tight ends deserve a spot in your Week 6 starting lineup.

Week 6 is creating some difficult decisions at running back. Chris Welsh, Andrew Erickson, and Pat Fitzmaurice sort through the Top 36 RB rankings and debate which players should be started with confidence. Rhamondre Stevenson's workload could make him a weekly difference-maker, but Ashton Jeanty's health and RJ Harvey's changing role leave plenty of uncertainty. The guys also disagree on several intriguing RB2 options. With bye weeks thinning out fantasy lineups, find out which running backs are worth starting, which come with serious risks, and who might surprise this weekend.

Marvin Harrison Jr. might finally have a second chance, and his fantasy football price has never looked more appealing. Ryan Wormeli and Andrew Erickson discuss why his reunion with C.J. Stroud in Houston could make him one of the most intriguing buy-low targets heading into Week 6. Meanwhile, Luther Burden is flashing breakout potential in Chicago, but is Mike Evans becoming a sell-high candidate despite his impressive start with the 49ers? The guys also debate Jameson Williams' unpredictable production and Dallas Goedert's growing opportunity in Philadelphia. Plus, it's another round of Buy, Sell, or Hold featuring some of fantasy football's most difficult trade decisions

Ryan Wormeli and Tera Roberts highlight three buy-low targets and two players to sell ahead of Week 6. Is Denzel Boston headed for a massive rookie breakout? Can Carnell Tate overcome Tennessee's offensive struggles? And is Michael Wilson being overlooked after a disappointing performance? Plus, the case for trading Jalen Waddle and why Woody Marks might be worth more on the trade market than in your starting lineup. Find out which deals to pursue before Week 6 kicks off

Is Woody Marks the clear-cut top waiver wire pickup for Week 6? Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Jake Ciely debate his fantasy value, how aggressively to bid, and which running backs are worth considering if he's already rostered. The wide receiver market offers more options, with Jeremy Bernard stepping into a bigger opportunity and Jordan Tyson emerging as a potential second-half difference-maker. Find out which players deserve a waiver claim, who can safely be dropped, and which streaming options can help cover a challenging Week 6 bye schedule

Don't wait until everyone else notices these fantasy football sleepers! Lucas Wencl highlights five waiver wire stashes who could be one big performance away from becoming priority pickups. Trey Harris is making a serious push for more opportunities with the Chargers, while Chris Bell could be on the verge of a breakout in Miami. The changing roles in both offenses make these two especially interesting ahead of Week 6. We also uncover overlooked opportunities in Washington and Indianapolis, plus a potential sleeper in the Chargers' backfield. Get ahead of your league before these players hit everyone's radar.

Scott Bogman and Tera Roberts are answering your fantasy football questions with Week 6 lineup decisions looming. Should Jacoby Brissett start over Jalen Hurts? Can you trust Emmanuel Wilson, and how much would a Rhamondre Stevenson absence change TreVeyon Henderson's outlook? They also tackle trade strategy for contenders and struggling teams, Michael Mayer's sleeper appeal and a massive dynasty offer involving CeeDee Lamb. It's a full slate of start/sit, trade and roster questions pulled directly from the FantasyPros Discord.

Alfredo Brown and Pat Fitzmaurice preview NFL Week 5 with predictions for the biggest games on the schedule, including Bills-Rams, 49ers-Seahawks, Bears-Packers and Raiders-Patriots. They also dig into Lamar Jackson’s surprising injury outlook, Jayden Daniels’ return and an Eagles team suddenly facing major questions after Lane Johnson’s retirement and the Cam Jurgens trade. Plus, Alfredo and Pat make their bold Week 5 calls, debate which undefeated teams are about to fall and explain why the Chargers could be approaching a major turning point.

Ryan Wormeli, Pat Fitzmaurice and Jake Ciely take on the Week 5 lineup calls fantasy managers are sweating most, starting with Will Shipley's sudden opportunity in Philadelphia and the uncertainty surrounding Zay Flowers without Lamar Jackson. CJ Stroud and TreVeyon Henderson headline this week's Plant Your Flag picks before the guys debate Aaron Jones vs. Quinshon Judkins, Josh Downs vs. Carnell Tate and a long list of close flex decisions. Stick around for the final lineup calls and Week 5 touchdown predictions as you get your roster ready for kickoff.