How are waiver wire pickups ranked?
Candidates are ranked by this week's projected points after the highest-projected players are set aside as a stand-in for rostered ones. Rest-of-season is the weekly projection times the weeks left.
Week 6 Waiver Wire
Week 6 projections aren't in yet. PPR scoring. Generic FAAB %, adjust for league size.
This public board can't see your league's rosters. It hides the 50 highest-projected players as a stand-in for the ones most leagues have already rostered, so a player listed here may still be taken in yours.
Waiver wire process
Pickups are ranked by this week's projected points; rest-of-season is that projection times the weeks left. FAAB is a generic percentage scaled from the top pickup's projection: treat it as a starting range and adjust for your roster need and how aggressive your league is.
| Player | Pos | Team | Wk Proj | ROS Proj | FAAB % | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 6 projections aren't in yet. | ||||||
NFL waiver wire FAQ
How should I use the FAAB percentage?
Use FAAB as a starting bid range, then adjust for league size, roster need, remaining budget, and how aggressive your league is.
Can waiver rankings change during the week?
Yes. Injuries, depth chart changes, weather, and role news can change pickup priority before waivers lock.
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