San Francisco running back Raheem Mostert is your man. Mostert is still available in 75 percent of leagues and tore up the stats against a very good New Orleans defense this past week.

In San Francisco, Raheem Mostert has been turning some heads. The super quick RB is available in 86% of leagues. I have mentioned him a few weeks in a row now and he still is on most your waiver wires.

Coming off of a bye week, Kyle Rudolph is still available in 62 percent of leagues. He was highly touted during the fantasy draft this season, then came out of the gates really slow. He was hobbled with some nagging injuries but now seems to be feeling better and hitting his stride. If you can still get him I would advise it as he has five touchdowns in his last five games.

With the coaching staff kicking the tires of Dwayne Haskins it is very possible they are going to do the same with Guice. Adrian Peterson has been getting the lions share of carries but many believe that is going to change going forward this season as Washington showcases their youth to determine what they have.

O.J. Howard was one of the more sought after TE’s during the draft this year and now he is available in 56% if leagues. Howard has a lot of upside, and now that he seems to be healthy, and put a nice game under his belt, it just might be the right time to pick him up.

The biggest buzz of the week goes to Ronald Jones of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Jones is available in 62% of leagues and finally had that breakout game we have all been waiting for. Head coach Bruce Arians announced on Monday that Jones will officially be the team’s starting RB.

Mark Walton is available in 88% of leagues and in Week 7, Walton led the team with 14 carries, and now he should see even more. Walton faces the Jets in Week 9 which gives him a great chance for a breakout day.

As long as Adam Thielen is out, Kyle Rudolph should give you a high ceiling with an increased number of targets. He is probably the best tight end waiver pick out there until Thielen returns to the field.

In Week 7 Jimmy G. faces the Redskins; this should prove to be a breakout week for him. If you have any reason to need a streaming QB this week jump on him. He will make many fantasy owners very happy this week.

Some players completely blew up in Week 5 and some players completely forgot to show up in Week 5. Were your players the latter? If so, maybe you need to hit the waiver wire. Let’s take a look at who could help you in Week 6.

The Tampa Bay QB is playing great football right now and is still 57% available in most leagues. Chew on this, Jameis Winston has thrown for 765 yards and 7 touchdowns in his last two games. If that is not production you want in your line-up then I don't know what is.

Week 3 can't get here quick enough. Week 2 is known for big injuries, so it should not be a surprise that many of us need some waiver wire help this week. On Second Thought is here to provide that help.

Week 1 of regular season is always crazy, and it will definitely mess with your mind and roster if you let it. It's enough to make you question yourself about everything you studied in the preseason.

Josh Allen would make a great Week 17 fill-in if you have a need at quarterback. Allen is available in 62 percent of leagues and this next week, Allen and Buffalo go up against Miami. The offense will be able to move the ball a little better than last week.

Jamaal Williams looked great for Green Bay on Sunday. He ran for 55 yards and a touchdown and caught four passes for 42 yards as well. He is available in 99 percent of leagues and faces the New York Jets in Week 16.

Not only is Josh Allen still available in 83 percent of leagues, he will give you 100 yards of rushing every week. It’s like a video game watching him play.

At first it seems odd suggesting a Buffalo quarterback, but have you seen his stats lately? Allen is available in 96 percent of leagues and just came off a great game against Miami where he threw for 231 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 135 yards.

Last week Gore ran for 67 yards against the Colts on just 14 carries. If Drake misses time, Gore could get many more carries. That could be very good for anyone playing Gore.

O.J. Howard is getting a second opinion on his hurt ankle this week, but it does not look like he’ll be playing. So Cameron Brate, who is available in 91 percent of leagues, becomes very interesting with a very nice matchup against San Francisco in Week 12.

Dak Prescott and Dallas are playing better football these days and Dallas plays very quarterback-friendly Atlanta in Week 11. Prescott is available in 70 percent of leagues and should be able to give you some great numbers against Atlanta.

Mostly because of the injury, Jack Doyle is available in 60% of leagues and if one of those leagues are yours, you need to go snatch him up and thank your lucky stars. In a position that is so hard to get good help in, to be able to get Doyle in Week 10 is a great thing.

Welcome to Week 9. You are now down to a five-game push to get into the playoffs. How are you doing? Are you in the playoffs already? Are you close, or are you needing to win out? No matter where you find yourself, the waiver wires can help you get through these last few bye weeks.

If you have a need at the wide receiver position this kid is doing magic things right now and may not be available for you after Week 8. He is currently available in 92% of leagues and most leagues that have owners who can afford to stash a player are going to grab him this week. Do not miss out if you need a wide receiver.

Peyton Barber will be getting more than enough touches to help you out if you have a need at the running back position. Barber ran for 82 yards on Sunday against the Falcons.. He is the starting running back for Tampa Bay and he is available in 57% of leagues.

Baker Mayfield is available in 62% of leagues and his numbers are growing each week. In Week 6 he goes up against a bottom 10 defense in the L.A. Chargers. It is a very nice match-up that you cannot afford to miss if you currently have a need at quarterback. Pick up Mayfield, you will be happy you did.

Flacco should find himself currently in the Top-10 in quarterback's this week and yet he is still available in most leagues. He most likely has the highest floor of any quarterback that you have available in your league and is also able to give you big games more than just occasionally.

Andy Dalton is currently a Top-10 quarterback and is most likely available in your league. He’s got plenty of weapons and an offensive scheme that makes it almost impossible for him not to score at least a couple of touchdowns each game.

Ryan Fitzpatrick is playing out of his mind, pure and simple. After throwing for 400+ yards and 4 touchdowns in Week 1, Fitzmagic (as they are calling him again), did the same in Week 2. For those that might have a little trouble with math, that is over 800 yards passing and 8 touchdowns in two weeks.

Yeldon is available in 92% of leagues and just might have the backfield to himself for a few weeks after Fournette injured himself on Sunday. Coming in for Fournette, Yeldon compiled 51 yards rushing and 18 receiving with a touchdown. If Fournette does in fact stay on the injured list, Yeldon is a must have.

With both Jeremy Hill on IR and Joe Mixon banged up, Giovani Bernard has been great lately. He is still available in 50% of leagues and has an inside track to a nice Week 17.

The Bengals are going to be down fast and bad in this game and they are going to be throwing a lot. Enter Bernard. He will have a nice game and will pay dividends to those willing to put him in their line-up.

Peyton Barber is a sneaky pick for Week 15. He is available in 80% of leagues and has been looking good lately. Barber got 12 carries and ran for 58 yards last week. It doesn’t seem like much but it was better than Doug Martin’s production on Sunday, even though Martin started the game.

At 98% available, a running back with a much better 2017 prognosis is Peyton Barber. What a breakout game this kid had on Sunday in Tampa Bay’s OT loss to the Packers. Instead of going with the tried and true Jacquizz Rodgers head coach Dirk Koetter went with the sophomore from Auburn and it turned out to be a great decision.

Jacquizz Rodgers is someone you should seriously consider if you need running back help. Doug Martin left the game on Sunday with a concussion and might be out this next week.

Samaje Perine might be the White Knight you are looking for to finish out your season. Perine is still available in 72% of leagues and that is a good thing for you. Perine rushed for 117 and a touchdown on Sunday’s 31-34 loss to the Saints. He has been looking great since getting the lion’s share of touches following the injury to Robert Kelly.

With injuries to Jordan Reed and Niles Paul still lingering, Vernon Davis will continue to get a lot of looks. Picking up Davis if you have a need at tight end, which most of us do, could be the difference between a win and loss in this very important Week 11.

Marqise Lee is available in 65% of leagues and caught eight passes for 75-yards against the Bengals this weekend. Next week he will be facing the Chargers inconsistent defense. Lee seems to be coming into his own since Allen Robinson went down to injury

Josh McCown’s Jets lost to Atlanta on Sunday 20-25, but McCown still threw for 257-yards and two touchdowns. In fact over the last three games he has thrown for 820-yards and seven touchdowns and ran one more touchdown in himself. He’s been playing well to say the least.

Available in 93% of leagues Vernon Davis grabbed four balls for 67-yards this last week against the Eagles. That is not the most amazing stat line but consider instead that over the last four games Davis has caught 14 passes for 279 yards and a touchdown.

Jack Doyle is a name that has been thrown around a lot since the 2016 season. Jacoby Brissett is starting to find him in the passing game and the good news is those targets should not change if and when Andrew Luck comes back. Not so fast.. The problem is that he is on an inconsistent offense and he tends to just disappear for games at a time.