It is the final waiver wire video of the year. And if you're still alive in your fantasy playoffs

or trying to avoid a punishment, this will help you. These are all the key ads that you want to be

looking for to improve your roster, not just for this week, but also in your championship week as well.

And we can start with Josh Palmer, who's available in about 80% of fantasy leagues, and we saw him

return this past week. Palmer had missed six weeks due to injury and he came back on Thursday night football when the Chargers got absolutely destroyed by the Raiders, but he individually had a

good game with Keenan Allen out. Now the volume wasn't great just for targets, but in general he put

up over 100 yards of touchdown. He had the big play downfield. This was actually his first game with

Mike Williams out this year that Palmer didn't see at least seven targets. So this is at least

encouraging that he could still produce and he was dangerous downfield. Now let's be honest here.

When you're looking at Easton Stick as his starting quarterback this week and maybe Keenan

Allen is going to return, it's not all that enticing. But it really depends on what you're dealing

with and how deep your league is when guys like Tyree Killer banged up and even Jamar Chase getting injured this past week. Because Palmer is going to find himself into a lot of beneficial spots where the charges are going

to be like touchdown underdogs this week against the bills where he should be in a situation.

They're going to throw 35, 40 plus times. If Keenan Allen's out there or not, you're probably looking

at minimum five targets for Josh Palmer, a talented receiver who can win downfield. That's better than a lot of waiver wire options. And not to mention, the chargers are eliminated from the playoffs. And

Keenan Allen might not really be pushed to come back all that quickly here as somebody who's

an older receiver, not fighting for anything. Is he going to try to get out there or are they going

to try and put him out there? So all of this makes Josh Palmer an ad. He's like a top five wide receiver ad this

weekend. My tier's over on Patreon and in the fantasy blueprint. So he's somebody to look out for.

And now if you miss the boat on the Isaiah Likelies and even the Trey McBride, you go back a

couple of weeks, these tight ends off the Waverwire who have now been every week starters for you.

Well, maybe this can be a fill in for you. the Packers' third round rookie tight end, not their first rookie titan taken in the draft, that was Luke Musgrave, but he's hurt. This will be Tucker Kraft.

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