Whether you're making a push for your fantasy playoffs or you are already locked in, it's never a bad

idea to be looking at your waiver wire. Especially after this past week where a ton of running backs

got hurt and some wide receivers stood out. So these are the guys that you should be looking to

add to your roster and let's start with this RB. And that takes us to New England where

Ezekio Elliott quickly now becomes a must add. He's available in nearly 70% of leagues and

probably based on that yours. Well, here's the deal. Zeke has been somebody who's seen usage

all year long. He's had some nice flash weeks. You probably had him on your bench. But now he might

be worth considering as an actual starter because as my friend sports empty analysis on Twitter

points out here, I'm Andre Stevenson. It looks like it's a high ankle sprain based on the overall video that he was looking at in the injury we saw on TV.

Now, obviously, we'll see what by the time you're watching this, maybe the reports come out on

if it is or not. And if it is a high ankle, you're going to get him missing at least three weeks.

And if that's the case, you have a starter down the stretch in Ezekiel Elliott, not just for his team, but for your fantasy team, and even into the postseason.

Now, once Ramandre left, Zeke operated as the main workhorse back against the Chargers.

This was a solid match for him.

The game remained close.

I mean, it finished six zero so they could stay and run script that they wanted to.

And Zeke totaled right here over 90 yards, 21 touches is the big one. He basically took over Ramandre's role in the past few weeks of 20 plus touches. So this was a pretty nice day. And look, I get it. Nobody wants to touch this Patriots offense.

It's maybe the worst in the league outside of the Panthers and their quarterback situation.

Billy Zappi starting last week isn't great. But Zeke is the next man up. He has experienced.

He can catch passes and he's good in the red zone if they ever get there. You could do a lot worse, especially this late in the season. Now, let's pivot to a wide receiver who was in this video last week, yet he's

still available in over 50% of leagues, close to 60% of leagues, and that's Curtis Samuel for

the Washington commanders. In week 13, the commander's offense was pretty terrible. Sam Hal didn't play

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