You need to take action now. Week 10 is over, but did you catch the most important parts?

If not, no worries, because I've got your back. These are the players you need to add immediately.

And we're starting with the Bucks Rookie Rolichael, who actually started the game on Sunday.

And he ended up playing by far the most snaps, but we have to break this down because in this game, Leonard Furnett got injured.

Now, before the injury, White was still the lead back, playing 56% of the snaps. But the exciting information is that after Fournet left with

injury and he was doubtful to return immediately, so chances are he couldn't miss next week,

White played 80% of the snaps. And this overall usage led to a great day of 22 touches for over

100 yards. By far, both of these were the most usage he's seen

on the season. Now, he's available in over 50% of league still, 56% to be exact, and here's what you

need to know. This dude is an elite pass catcher. He earned 19% of his team's college targets,

which is unreal for a running back. Anything above 10% is great. It leads all rookie RBs this year. So you want to

add white and then this next rookie. And that would be Packers rookie wide receiver, the second

round pick that they try to get in the first round, but the Vikings would not trade for them

with Christian Watson, who's available and believe it or not, 92% of leagues. And this week 10 was

fantastic for Watson. He was second amongst the wide receivers only behind Alan Lazard and snaps, but everything else was fantastic.

It was a season high, 84% of the snaps and led to a big day.

Because he had over 100 yards on four catches and three touchdowns, not one, two, but three.

He actually could have had another score in this game, but he didn't see the ball. Now, the four catches aren't sustainable, but he earned eight targets, which is actually 40% of the Packers targets this week, the most of any receiver on the team

this season. And let's not forget how much of an athletic freak he is. These are his workout

metrics. He had top 5% speed, burst, catch radius, only two other wide receivers of all time

were as athletic as he was coming out. When you account for size,

only Calvin Johnson and Julio Jones have been more athletic prospects, pretty good players to be in

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