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Kyle

Dvorchak

Kyle Dvorchak has been an NFL analyst and the resident zoomer for Rotoworld since 2020. He’s obsessed with spring football leagues and small-school wide receiver prospects. Find him on Twitter @kyletweetshere.

The Patriots got A.J. Brown back, but his return didn’t go as planned. The Eagles, on the other hand, lost their biggest star for the year in Jalen Hurts, putting Tanner McKee under center for the foreseeable future.
Germie Bernard and Omar Cooper Jr. are coming online just in time to save fantasy football teams. They headline the biggest names on the Week 7 waiver wire.
Kirk Cousins and Tyler Shough both flopped in Week 5, leaving fantasy managers holding the bag with weak fantasy showings. Week 6 has both quarterbacks poised to rebound in potential shootout spots.
There were plenty of storylines in Week 5, but the Texans’ trade for Marvin Harrison Jr. dominated the headlines. He now gets a chance to turn his career around in Houston.
Germie Bernard and Woody Marks were thrust into larger roles than expected in Week 5. Both players will be asked to step up in Week 6, making them two of the best waiver wire adds this week.
The Cardinals are taking on the Lions in a likely shootout, making Jacoby Brissett and Michael Wilson strong fantasy options for Week 5.
Jalen Hurts and Kyler Murray have been two of the most underwhelming quarterbacks of the season so far. After slow starts in October, both players are on the hot seat headed into Week 5.
Emanuel Wilson broke out in Week 4 with 120 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns. The Seahawks running back headlines the list of top fantasy football waiver wire adds for Week 5.
Luther Burden and Kenyon Sadiq are both coming off strong performances. With their roles growing, the two pass-catchers look like clear targets for Week 4.
Case Keenum took over for an injured Caleb Williams in Week 3 and instantly boosted the receiving output of Luther Burden and Colston Loveland. Should fantasy managers want him to make more starts this year?
With De’Von Achane suffering a season-ending ACL injury and Breece Hall banged up as well, Braelon Allen and Ollie Gordon are the biggest waiver wire targets of the year so far.
Justin Herbert is getting one last chance in our fantasy lineups, and Oronde Gadsden is poised to come along for the ride.
Parker Washington is looking like a breakout star and Josh Downs now has the runway cleared to be the Colts’ WR1 for the foreseeable future.
Denzel Boston and Jonah Coleman both found paydirt in Week 2 and could ride that momentum into strong fantasy performances going forward. The rookies headline the best Week 2 waiver wire options.
The Bucs got off to a slow start in Week 1 but are primed for a rebound on Sunday. Emeka Egbuka and Baker Mayfield are in smash spots against the Browns.
Josh Allen and Caleb Williams started the 2026 fantasy season with a bang. The Bills’ new approach on offense has Allen in the driver’s seat to finish as the QB1 overall once again.
Dolphins rookie Caleb Douglas looks like his team’s WR1 making him the top waiver wire add of the week. Fellow rookie Kaelon Black has also carved out a role as Christian McCaffrey’s backup and then some.
The Chargers are positioned to run up the score against the Cardinals this week, making Justin Herbert and Ladd McConkey one of the best combos for Week 1 fantasy lineups.
Jahmyr Gibbs sits at the top of the ranks as the runaway 1.01 heading into 2026 Best Ball drafts on DraftKings.
With the final week of fantasy drafts getting underway, Malik Davis and Chris Bell are two of the biggest ADP risers after the final week of preseason action and roster cutdown day.
RotoPat, Denny Carter, and Kyle Dvorchak go over everything you need to know in advance of fantasy football drafts.
Every fantasy football strategy is viable if you simply make the right picks. This year, Bucky Irving and Jayden Daniels are the right picks.
Skyler Bell and Zavion Thomas were the two standouts of the final week of preseason action. Both rookie wideouts are now on the menu as deep league flyers.
Josh Jacobs was placed on the Commissioner’s Exempt List and Jaydon Blue was waived by the Cowboys, shaking up the fantasy football landscape as NFL teams cut down to their 53-man rosters.