Hello, everybody and welcome to episode two of the Waver Wire Rider podcast on RotoViz Radio.

I am your host, Zachary Kruger, and today we are going to be taking a look at players

who you should consider adding in wake of your week three matchups, particularly in redraft format fantasy football.

These suggestions are going to be made based off of PPR scoring, so make sure to adjust accordingly if you're tuning in today but are not playing in a full PPR format.

And as always, you can reach out to me with any questions on Twitter you may have.

My handle is ZK underscore FFB.

Throughout the course of the week, I'll do my best get back to any tweets or direct messages that may come my way as they pertain to your fancy football rosters. But for now, let's go ahead and get into the show. The first thing we're going to look at, the first position we're going to look at is quarterbacks. I'm going to give you the two quarterbacks that I'm liking for this upcoming week three matchup, and I'm also going to let you know

what they're rostered at, just so you kind of have a sense of whether or not they could realistically be available in your league. Roster percentages are going to be taken from yahoo.com. Even if you're not playing in Yahoo, I would expect that most of these percentages are going to be similar, so hopefully they'll still be helpful for you i would expect

that most of these players in fantasy will be available in your leagues but the first quarterback

we're going to take a look at is denver broncos port quarterback teddy bridgewater who's coming off a 23 to 13

win of the jackson jaguars in which he scored 21.2 ppr points. He has a week three matchup against

the New York Jets, and he is currently rostered in about 17% of leagues. The short of it is really

just that Teddy Bridgewater has been very solid through his first two weeks. He has back-to-back

performances of 20 plus points. He finished as the QB 15 in week one.

He finished week two as a quarterback 11. And he's just, he's just been a player who has been

solid at best, but solid can get you usable fantasy weeks if you are not, perhaps, the

strongest the quarterback position. Through the first two weeks, he is 54 of 70 passing for 592 yards with four touchdowns.

He has no interceptions.

And the encouraging thing I think with Bridgewater, particularly in week two, is that even though he was without Jerry Judy,

he was able to see his fellow wide receivers step up, particularly Cortland Sutton,

who saw 12 targets for nine catches and 159 yards.

And then Noah Fant and Tim Patrick each found the end zone, even though they didn't have

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