I fear to say it, but with all the productivity we’re finding on the waiver wire this year, the well had to run a little dry for some weeks. Welcome to Week 10. The waiver wire is looking like an empty ghost town, but don’t worry. I went through that ghost town to find every ounce of production I could find.
P.J. Walker (QB – CAR)
It was announced today that Sam Darnold is likely to miss a few weeks with a fractured scapula. This means that P.J. Walker is going to be Carolina’s starter for the foreseeable future. We know just how valuable the quarterback position is in non-one quarterback leagues due to it being the highest ceiling and floor position. When one of the NFL’s 32 quarterbacks is on the free market it’s a must-add. To be realistic, P.J. Walker isn’t someone we are ecstatic about. In 2020 he had 56 pass attempts, good for a 57.0 PFF passing grade. Which is quite bad. For reference, that would put him 31/35 amongst all QBs in 2020. He had five total rush attempts last year. I would be treating P.J. Walker on the FAAB market like a Geno Smith-light.
Mack Hollins (WR – MIA)
DeVante Parker and Will Fuller are both currently on IR which means that the Dolphins are going to need some end-of-depth chart receivers to start earning targets. Mack Hollins is one of those guys that stepped up. In week nine, Hollins only trailed Waddle and Gesicki in targets and matched Myles Gaskin. With Parker and Fuller out there is temporary production to be squeezed out of Mack Hollins.
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