Fantasy Football Waiver Alert: Corey Kiner a Top Week 10 Waiver Wire Target as Rhamondre Stevenson Set to Miss Time

Stevenson sidelined for weeks
New England plays the Detroit Lions before its Week 11 bye. A return may not come until late November or early December, with November 29 described as the earliest possibility. Managers with an open injured reserve spot are advised to hold him.
Kiner could take lead role
With Stevenson out, Corey Kiner is expected to get the first chance at the starting job. He has recorded 244 yards on 50 carries and leads the backfield in yards per carry.
The article projects Kiner could receive at least 15 touches, giving him volume-based appeal for fantasy managers seeking running back help. It recommends considering him a top waiver addition and a modest FAAB bid.
Workload remains uncertain
Kiner faces a challenging matchup: the Lions rank third in the league at stopping opposing fantasy running backs. His opportunity also depends on TreVeyon Henderson, who has been out since Week 7 after a medical emergency that required hospitalization.
Reserves Lan Larison and Terrell Jennings are also expected to have some role. There is no definitive update on Henderson’s health, so a return against Detroit could reduce Kiner’s workload.
Trade talk and fantasy outlook
There has been speculation about a possible Patriots trade for Jonathan Taylor. The article says such a move is unlikely, noting New England already sent away a 2028 first-round pick in the A.J. Brown deal.
Unless there is major Taylor news or Henderson returns, Kiner is projected as the main beneficiary of Stevenson’s absence. The article views him as an RB2 with upside or a strong FLEX option while Stevenson recovers.
Key points
- Rhamondre Stevenson is expected to miss a few weeks with a plantaris tendon issue.
- Corey Kiner has 244 yards on 50 carries and may get the first chance to start.
- The Lions are a difficult matchup, and TreVeyon Henderson’s status remains uncertain.
- Kiner is presented as a waiver priority with RB2 or FLEX potential.

