Waiver Targets
Every player on our weekly board who is rostered in under 50% of Sleeper leagues. Same cutoff we use on the show. We can't see your league, so check whether they're still out there in yours. Link your league and we'll tell you who's actually free, what they'd add to your lineup, and who to drop.
Ranks are free. PRO adds projected points and the FAAB range.
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22 under 50% rostered| Player | FAAB | Rost | Opp | Rank | Proj |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Michael MayerLV | 2–7% | 34% | vs BUF | TE22 | Pro |
| Colby ParkinsonLAR | 2–7% | 6% | vs ARI | TE27 | Pro |
| Pat FreiermuthPIT | 0–2% | 45% | @ TB | TE13 | Pro |
| Darren WallerCAR | 0–2% | 21% | @ PHI | TE19 | Pro |
| Chig OkonkwoWAS | 0–2% | 15% | @ SF | TE21 | Pro |
| Dalton SchultzHOU | 0–2% | 35% | @ JAX | TE21 | Pro |
| AJ BarnerSEA | 0–2% | 16% | @ DEN | TE21 | Pro |
| Cade OttonTB | 0–2% | 8% | vs PIT | TE22 | Pro |
| Noah FantNO | 0–2% | 1% | @ NYG | TE25 | Pro |
| Darnell WashingtonPIT | 0–2% | 6% | @ TB | TE26 | Pro |
| Kenyon SadiqNYJ | 0–2% | 31% | @ NE | TE27 | Pro |
| Gunnar HelmTEN | 0–2% | 4% | @ IND | TE28 | Pro |
| Eli RaridonNE | 0–2% | 2% | vs NYJ | TE30 | Pro |
| Oronde GadsdenLAC | 0–2% | 16% | @ KC | TE32 | Pro |
| Evan EngramDEN | 0–2% | 3% | vs SEA | TE32 | Pro |
| Mason TaylorNYJ | 0–2% | 3% | @ NE | TE33 | Pro |
| Cole KmetCHIOut | 0–2% | 2% | @ ATL | TE35 | Pro |
| Charlie KolarLAC | 0–2% | — | @ KC | TE36 | Pro |
| Noah GrayKC | 0–2% | — | vs LAC | TE36 | Pro |
| Austin HooperATL | 0–2% | — | vs CHI | TE37 | Pro |
| Dawson KnoxBUF | 0–2% | 1% | @ LV | TE38 | Pro |
| Jonnu SmithGB | 0–2% | — | vs DAL | TE39 | Pro |
FAAB is the Fellas' range for that tier, as a share of your league's full-season budget — 10% means $10 in a $100 league, whatever you've spent. Not dollars, because we can't see your league, and we can't see what bids actually win. Rost is the share of Sleeper leagues rostering him.
No kickers or defenses here. Our weekly projections cover QB, RB, WR and TE only, and streaming K/DST is its own tool rather than a number we'd be making up.