Christian McCaffreyRuntime Ravens30.7
Malik NabersTiger Wish-He-Could28.5
Trevor LawrenceNull Pointers28.3
Kenneth Walker IIITiger Wish-He-Could27.9
Tyler ShoughNull Pointers27.0
Tre TuckerBotnet Blitz26.7
Germie BernardDallas Cowsay25.7
Jaxon Smith-NjigbaPacker Capture25.4
Bhayshul TutenDallas Cowsay24.7
James Cook IIINull Pointers24.3
Isaiah LikelyGridiron Garrison23.9
Drake MayePhishing for Touchdowns23.8
D'Andre SwiftNull Pointers23.0
Matthew GoldenPacker Capture22.4
Jordan LovePacker Capture21.2Waiver Wire
Waiver Wire Frenzy: New Add‑Drops Reshape Rosters Ahead of Week 6
Tuesday’s flurry of moves—Emeka Egbuka, a 49ers defense, Matthew Stafford, Marvin Harrison Jr., and Pat Freiermuth—shake up five teams as they gear up for the live matchups.
Tiger Wish‑He‑Could bolstered his receiving corps by adding rookie WR Emeka Egbuka and dropped veteran Malik Washington, while also snagging veteran QB Matthew Stafford to give Kevin C. a safety‑net backup for the upcoming showdown with Runtime Ravens.
Packer Capture’s Hunter W. swapped out a struggling defense, dropping the Bengals and picking up the 49ers unit, a move that could tighten the already solid PF‑to‑PA differential as they chase Null Pointers.
Gridiron Garrison added RB MarShawn Lloyd, hoping his upside will offset the loss of WR Brian Thomas Jr., a tweak that may pay dividends against Dallas Cowsay’s revamped lineup.
Dallas Cowsay made two headline moves: the addition of WR Marvin Harrison Jr. after ditching the Texans defense, and the earlier drop of Tyreek Hill, signaling a shift away from high‑risk, high‑reward receivers.
Phishing for Touchdowns addressed a glaring TE deficiency by grabbing Pat Freiermuth and cutting the underperforming Colston Loveland, a swap that could finally give Ryan J. a reliable red‑zone target for Week 6.