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

I am your host, Zachary Kruger, and today we are going to look at players who we should be considering adding for our week four matchups as the waiver wire period approaches.

These suggestions are based off of PPR scoring, so be sure to adjust if you're playing in a format different from PPR. And as always, if you have any questions, you are welcome to reach out to me on Twitter at ZK underscore FFB. Throughout the course of the week, I'll be doing my best to respond to any tweets or direct messages that may come my way as we get ready for yet another week of this fantasy football season. For right now, let's and get to the show first position we're going to be looking at is quarterback um the first

quarterback we're going to be looking at is washington football team's taylor heinecke um last week

against the buffalo bills heinecke and the football team fell 43 to 21 but heineke did manage to

post 23.38 points and finished as the overall

QB9, which is a little bit surprising given that he was not a decent real-life quarterback this

week. He completed just 14 of 24 passes for 212 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions,

and then he also did run in a touchdown to kind of save his fantasy week a little bit.

But overall, things were not great for Heinecke, but I think what's kind of important to remember

when we're talking about fantasy football is that it is in fact different from real life football

and there are certainly ways that we can take advantage of it.

We've seen over the course of several years now where bad real-life quarterbacks make

for decent fantasy quarterbacks. And I do question whether or not Taylor Heineke could at the very

least be a decent fantasy quarterback, even if he's not the best real-life quarterback. So far,

on the season, Heineke has completed 59 passes for 670 yards, five touchdowns, and three

interceptions. He has also

rushed for 44 yards on 15 carries, another touchdown as well. So he's been okay. He's certainly

not the elite Konomico quarterback that we think of when we think of guys like Lamar Jackson

and, you know, Kyler Murray and Justin Fields, hopefully, Jalen Hertz.

He's not quite there when it comes to being a Konami Code quarterback with that much upside,

but he still does have a little bit of shake to his game and is able to make plays with his

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