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✍️ Grab These Waiver Gems for Your Playoff Push

✍️ Grab These Waiver Gems for Your Playoff Push

It's the best of what's left for Week 10

Joe Holka
November 04, 2024

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Week 10 waivers are here, and it's crunch time! These pickups could be your ticket to the playoffs — let's boost that roster for the final stretch!

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Week 10’s top 5 waiver targets 🎯
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#5: WR - Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (TEN)

Riding a 4-game touchdown streak, Westrbook-Ikhine recorded his season-high in targets, receptions, yards, and fantasy points against the Patriots Sunday. It’s clear that he’s the second option on the Titans since the departure of DeAndre Hopkins, so he needs to be owned now.

#4: RB - Keaton Mitchell (BAL)

The Ravens didn’t activate him for Week 9. But, Mitchell is worth owning based solely on the fact that he was 1st in 2023 in true yards per carry and 2nd in fantasy points per opportunity across 56 touches. It’s no secret that Baltimore wants to keep Derrick Henry fresh for the stretch run. So, Mitchell is worth a stash for the potential explosiveness.

#3: WR - Quentin Johnson (LAC)

Ladd McConkey is still the Chargers’ leading receiver, but Johnston’s value was on full display this weekend. He averaged nearly 30 yards per catch, totaling 4 for 118 yards and a touchdown. He now has 2 games this season with over 22 fantasy points, and a connection with Justin Herbert that makes him worth a spot.

#2: TE - Taysom Hill (NO)

I know, I know. Hill is a gimmick player who you can’t count on for consistent performances. But, the Saints are getting desperate after Chris Olave was carted off with an injury during the Week 9 game. Hill finished the day with 60 yards and a touchdown. Tight end is always an unpredictable fantasy position, and Hill is worth a look no matter how you slice it.