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Let's beat the waiver wire. Next on Fantasy Football Today, N5.

Welcome to FFT in 5. I'm Chris Towers. I'm here with Dan Schneier. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. Thanks for listening. Thanks for following.

And we are going to talk about some beat the waiver wire targets for week 12 ahead of Sunday's games.

Obviously, by the time you're listening to this, we've had four of the 16 games for this week play. But there are still some guys out there that I think are worth talking about as potential beat the waiver where our targets. Now, one of them was Jeff Wilson, who's 25% rostered. By the time you're listening to this, that's not going to work out. But Dan, you got any other ones? Yeah, I'm looking at Rashid Shahid, who has been making big plays on the vertical plane for them all season long. And somebody who I'm looking to roster just for the stretch run as a potential high upside type stash, another player in that same mold would be maybe DiMario Douglas. Now, I am a little concerned with some of the players who are returning at wide receiver for New England this week. And we're going to see how everything shakes out with a new quarterback or if Mac Jones repeats his job or stays as starter there. We'll see what happened there. But those are just two receivers that I have an eye on. How about you? Yeah, I really, I like the Rashid Shaheed pick. Michael Thomas placed on IR with that knee injury. Shaheed has been making plays for the Saints really over the last year. It was around this time of last season when he really started going. What I like is, you know, he's been playing a decent role, but if he's the true number two in this offense, you know, we know Chris Oliva is going to get his, but the downfield connection between

him and Derek Carr has not been there. Chris Alavi actually has the lowest catch rate on targets

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