We've got a lot of planning to do to get ahead of the game and get our lineup set for week 12.

Not necessarily, but at least get our waivers in before everyone else does.

Let's beat the waiver wire on fantasy football today.

Express.

It's Adam and Dave here.

Week 12 has six teams on by, Atlanta, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Jacksonville, New Orleans, and the Jets.

What are we going to do, Dave?

Well, the very first thing you should do is before you set your lineup for week 11, set it for week 12, just to get an idea of how many

holes you'll have to fill. If you do it now and you get ahead of it now, you can thank your

future self later for doing it because there are some players that I think are easy ads now

that most people in your league aren't even thinking about and you're just

going to beat them to the punch and it's a good feeling to make that happen so we'll get into it but

yes a lot of good players on by in week 12 set your line up for week 12 see how bad it looks maybe

it doesn't look so bad then set it for week 11 after that okay well I actually went through this

exercise yesterday and I found

it difficult to find players who were rostered in less than, say, 65% of leagues who were available

that had appeal. But you're better at this than I am. So who did you find at quarterback?

So the two positions that I really struggled with were quarterback and DST. And we'll wrap up with

DST. But a quarterback, the only name that I found that really would work was Drake May, because he's got the matchup against the dolphins. I think that's a good matchup. I think they'll have to throw a lot. And I don't hate them this week against the Rams either. So maybe you're in a situation where you've got just a gigantic question market quarterback. You need a guy. Drake may can help you now and maybe even next week. After that, I would put squatters rights on Anthony Richardson. What if he looks good against the Jets in week 11? Now you've got him for week 12. It's against Detroit. I know it's not going to be pretty. He might have to throw more than we'd like. But if he looks, if he passes the eyeball test in week 11, and we saw Bryce Young pass the eyeball test after he got bench, if he passes, then you'll be happy to have Anthony Richardson and you know what his upside can do. Will Levis is the low rent version of Anthony Richardson. Has he passed the eyeball test over the last couple of weeks? Not too bad, but I'd rather have Richardson as of now. Levis plays at Houston in Week 12. Oh, I wish I could tell you to get Daniel Jones or something like that because they're playing Tampa Bay coming out of their by, but we don't even know who the quarterback's going to be, and it really doesn't matter. You can't dip into that pool.

If you couldn't get numbers from him against Carolina, you're not going to get numbers from him against Tampa. Well, Tampa is even worse than Carolina. Tampa gives up the most. I do not care. It's such a shame. They have the best schedule. They have the best schedule. Okay, running back, who are we looking at here?

I think, again, this is a tough list.

There are running backs that you can add. The one that I would would be Tai J. Spears, and he's already rostered in a bunch of leagues, just does hit under the threshold. He's got Minnesota this week. He's got Houston next week. I don't really love any of the other running backs, but I'll list them out for you anyway. This is how I have them ranked for week 11. Gus Edwards, Jerome Ford, Zach Charbonnet, Justice Hill, Roshan Johnson, Joliel McLaughlin, Braylin Allen. Do they all have tough matchups in week 12? Kind of. Well, Brayle lines on a buy, right? Yes. And then Gus Edwards, like, he's the top name on the list after Tai J. Spears. He's got the Ravens. And I know it's a revenge game and you're hoping that he scores, but he also might have 10 carries for 12 yards without a touchdown. And that would be bad for your fantasy team. Here's a name, though. I, this is another one. Maybe it's squatters rights, but Devin Singletary is under the threshold. So maybe he's on the waiver wire in your league. In the event, the Giants kind of punished Tyrone Tracy, or maybe they just make it more of a split backfield. Devin Singletary against Tampa, it's not, I know Tampa's run defense. Everybody thinks that they're so bad. They haven't been good against the run. Maybe Singletary makes some sense. One more name for me is Khalil Herbert. I'd like to see if they work him in a little bit more. I just don't think they want to give Zach Moss 20 plus touches every, or sorry, Chase Brown. They're not giving Zach Moss'm not going to exact most touches every week. So maybe

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