I am Patrick Dardy joined by Kyle Dvorchick. It is our week seven waiver wire show,

week seven going into week seven, where you're, of course, wrapping up week six.

Still two games to go with the 42nd Monday night doubleheader on tap this evening coming off the 72nd London game on Sunday, Kyle.

A lot going on. Never a dull moment in this league. Apparently never not a game in this league.

More injuries in week seven, excuse me, week six, some big names, Pooka Nakuas day-to-day.

A meca-abuka seems more week to week.

Big-time committee developments in the Chargers backfield, the Cardinals backfield, changes

afoot everywhere.

With that being the backdrop, your biweek's still ramping up.

Who is the waiver wire out of the week heading into week seven?

Yeah, the Chargers threw us a bit of a curveball on Sunday morning when they played Kamani

Vidal as the starter and really the Belcal back over Hassan Haskins.

He goes out and rushes 18 times for an electric 124 yards, catches three or four targets, 14 yards. Not a great receiving performance, but he gets in the end zone through the air as well. So he really did it all in terms of looking electric on the ground, seeing all the work on the ground, and then being good enough through the air that he gets in the end zone. And he was not the player we expect to be the starter in this backfield, which is frustrating, albeit, but it also means that he is available in well over half of all Yahoo Leagues. So he has to be de facto, a potential RV1 for a month, the Waver Wire out of the week. What about Bam Knight in Arizona, where it was a much more even split than we saw between Kamane Vidal and Hassan Haskins?

But Bam Knight didn't even technically start.

We got the pregame report he was going to start.

Then Michael Carter did start.

But Bam Knight ended up leading and carries.

But snaps, it was seriously almost 50-50.

How are we approaching Bam Knight on the waiver wire? A lot of people probably scooped him up Sunday morning after Adam Schaefter tweeted that, but he's going to be out there in a lot of leagues. What are we telling people on Bam Knight? What is the potential Fab Outlay on Zonovan, as he's also known? Fab Outlay is maybe something like 15%. Because I think you laid out what is really important is that he was not the dominant

RB1 of this backfield.

He was the leader by carries, but Michael Carter was still involved.

As he said, technically got the start.

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