This week and every week going forward we’ll bring you several recommendations for players you should add to your dynasty rosters. We’ll mainly be targeting lower-owned guys who should be available in all but the deepest leagues.
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(There will be no recommended FAAB spends in this article, as those decisions always depend on your team’s needs)
Rashard Higgins (WR – CLE)
I’ve been pleasantly surprised to find Higgins sitting on dynasty waiver wires. It’s understandable for owners to get impatient, especially with the loaded receiving corps in Cleveland. Sadly, we can’t anticipate injuries and end up with a weekly starter (going forward) on the waiver wire. Higgins has been involved all year, even with Beckham in the lineup. He caught all six targets for 110 yards in Beckham’s absence in Week 7. Spend your FAAB on Higgins.
Frank Gore (RB – NYJ)
The Jets have decided the best decision is to roll out 37-year-old Frank Gore at running back in an attempt to win games in 2020. Well, maybe I should say Adam Gase. Either way, Gore is receiving 10+ touches a game and that’s kind of valuable. He’s flex-worthy and shouldn’t be sitting on waivers any longer with Bell shipped off to Kansas City.
Carlos Hyde (RB – SEA)
Did someone become annoyed enough with zero production from Carlos Hyde to drop him in your dynasty? Good for you. Chris Carson suffered a foot sprain leaving him week to week, giving Hyde all the opportunity on a team that wills themselves to run the ball. Hyde took 15 carries for 68 yards and a score while Carson was sidelined in Week 7.
Marquez Callaway (WR – NOS)
Callaway is an interesting dynasty prospect considering the uncertainty with Michael Thomas and the age of the other wide receivers. Callaway caught eight of 10 targets for 75 yards in Week 7. Callaway will probably come back to earth once the rest of the starting receivers return but he proved he can play and could emerge down the road. This is a pick-up and stash.
Donald Parham (TE – LAC)
Don’t expect a bunch of production from Donald Parham, even though he only seems to catch touchdowns. Parham has caught two of two total targets in 2020 but both went for touchdowns. Virgil Green just suffered what appeared to be a severe ankle injury and, while his opportunity has been limited, Parham may be able to take advantage and get on the field a bit more. This is a guy I would pick up and look to sell if he does begin to “break out”.
Thank you for reading. If you have any thoughts or would like to discuss, you can find me on Twitter @WillieBeamanDFF.
