Week 10 adds: Could Jordan Tyson emerge as a fantasy football waiver wire target?

A Different Waiver Landscape

Many of the column’s regular recommendations have reached at least 50 percent rostered, leaving a fresh group of players to consider. The guidance is based on ESPN roster percentages and 10-team PPR leagues; listed players must be available in more than half of leagues.

The NFL trade deadline could change the waiver picture quickly. The deadline is 4 p.m., and waivers run Tuesday night, so managers will know whether certain trade-dependent pickups are needed.

Patriots Injuries Open Door

New England’s running back situation could create an opportunity for Corey Kiner. TreVeyon Henderson is expected to miss an extended period, while Rhamondre Stevenson has a knee injury described as unclear but concerning.

If both are out, Kiner could be in line for substantially more work. The writer presents him as a strong pickup who is likely available in most leagues.

Estime Has Short-Term Potential

Audric Estime could offer temporary value in New Orleans while Travis Etienne Jr. is away, provided CJ Donaldson remains sidelined. Estime did not lead the backfield in snaps, trailing Alvin Kamara 37-35, but he received the carries and appeared positioned for much of the goal-line work. The Saints cut Kendre Miller on Saturday, a move the writer viewed as a short-term vote of confidence in Estime.

Tyson’s Upside And Conditional Adds

Jordyn Tyson is rostered in about 39 percent of leagues after missing the first eight weeks. His first career catch ended in a goal-line fumble, but the article argues that his draft position and potential make him worth considering.

Seth McGowan and Justice Hill are recommended only if Jonathan Taylor or Derrick Henry is traded. The writer says those deals are unlikely, but managers will know before waivers run.