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💎 Week 15 Waiver Targets

💎 Week 15 Waiver Targets

Get ready for your league's playoff push!

Joe Holka
December 09, 2024

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The fantasy playoffs are here, and every move counts! Whether you're shoring up your lineup or looking for a playoff hero, these Week 15 waiver pickups could be the difference between a quick exit and championship glory.

Today in 5 minutes or less, you’ll learn:

Week 15’s top 5 waiver targets 🎯
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#5: RB - Kendre Miller (NO)

Miller returned to the lineup for just his 3rd appearance of the season after a 5-game injury absence. But, should anything happen to Alvin Kamara, Miller will be the main guy for the Saints. He recorded 10 carries and was more efficient than Kamara in Sunday’s win over the Giants. So, he’s worth a stash down the stretch, especially for Kamara owners.

#4: WR - Tim Patrick (TB)

There are worse places to be than the NFL’s highest scoring offense, and even though Patrick is the 4th option on paper, he got 7 looks from Jared Goff and found the end zone twice. So, as the Lions continue to fine-tune their attack on the way to the NFC playoffs,

#3: WR - Jalen McMillan (TB)

McMillan led the Bucs in targets and scored twice in the win against the Raiders. He now has 7 or more targets in 3 of the last 5 games. So with the Bucs getting ready to face some defenses that can be exploited vs. the pass, McMillan could step up into the Chris Godwin role and help you win your league.

#2: RB - Braelon Allen (NYJ)

I know Isaiah Davis was the one who scored the touchdown, ending up with a better fantasy day, but Allen has gotten more looks all season whenever Breece Hall has to sit, so he’ll be next up for carries. Plus, with opponents like Jacksonville and Buffalo left on the schedule, who allow a ton of fantasy points to RBs, Allen needs to be rostered in more than just 47% of leagues.