It's Tuesday. Let's talk waivers. Let's talk about all the players that you got to let your idiot

league mates waste a bunch of fab on, waste their waiver spots on, waste all the good stuff on, okay? Because that's what we're doing every single Tuesday. So make sure you're subscribed to the channel. On my right, you will see a list of trending up players, a list of trending down players. So we're going to go through the top ads this week as well as players that I think y'all can drop. You hate to see it, but it's part of the game.

And that... the top ads this week as well as players that I think y'all can drop you hate to see it but

it's part of the game and that list on the right over there the trending up is not you know

rankings or the top waiver wire pickups of the week or anything like that what that is is like

the raw number of pickup so a guy like tyler johnson was so unowned that the raw number of pickups that he had

in all of these leagues is going to be a lot higher than a player that was lesser owned. Okay. So I hope

that makes sense. This is just raw pickups, not necessarily rankings for waiver wire. Okay. So let's get

into it. And I want to start off with the players that you would not be an idiot to make sure that you jumped your league mates on. And of course, we have to start off with the poster boy for this week. Isaiah likely, the tight end for the Baltimore Ravens who pops off for about a billion catches, eight catches, I think, or nine catches, 111 yards, and scores a touchdown at the detriment of Mark Andrews. This was all the way back on Thursday night against

the Chief. So we've had some time to marinate on it. We've had some time to think on it. And here

is what I will say for Isaiah likely. I think this is more of a problem to Mark Andrews owners

than it is a surefire tight end replacement for people that end up picking up Isaiah

likely. Now, I will say for likely, this is good and probably sticky going forward. The Ravens ran

two tight-end personnel on between 67 and 70% of their plays on Thursday night. So that's good,

because that means they are getting

their best players onto the field, which means likely he's going to play a lot. However, he's still going to be second fiddle to Mark Andrews in the red zone and probably overall just for the rest of the season in terms of tight end targets. Mark Andrews was dealing with, you know, an injury from the car crash, a serious injury that ended his year last year, there might be a ramp up period for him.

The other thing that's taken to consider... Mark Andrews was dealing with, you know, an injury from the car crash, a serious injury that ended his year last year.

There might be a ramp up period for him. The other thing that's taken to consideration here is like, Lamar's not going to throw that many passes. He's not going to drop back that many times.

The Baltimore Ravens will not be in a game script like they were chasing the chiefs on Thursday night football many times, you know, throughout the year.

I believe they are underdogs in like maybe two games for the rest of the season, if that.

So the year. I believe they are underdogs in like maybe two games for the rest of the season, if that. So the passing volume will be down. Mark Andrews will

probably play more and more. But it was good to see Isaiah likely on the field for 70% of the

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