Justin Fields has officially arrived! After a 45-DraftKings-point performance and the shattering of Michael Vick’s single-game QB rushing record, the second-year signal-caller is a hot commodity. He’s among our top waiver wire pickups (if he’s still available in your league).

Is there a running back controversy brewing in Chicago? Khalil Herbert has shined in his change-of-pace role, averaging 6.2 yards per carry, while starter David Montgomery is averaging just 3.9. Ryan Reynolds highlights Herbert and other hot commodities on the waiver wire.

Gus Edwards returned with an emphatic two-touchdown performance and 66 rushing yards in Week 7. With J.K. Dobbins scheduled to miss significant time, Edwards is a great RB option to target on waivers. Ryan Reynolds delivers his weekly breakdown here.

The Giants’ receiving corps is in shambles, setting the table for rookie second-round pick Wan’Dale Robinson to contribute. Should he be a priority on waivers ahead of Week 7? Ryan Reynolds answers that question and more with Waiver Wire Analysis.

Seattle’s offense has been rolling, thanks to a revitalized Geno Smith. He, along with rookie running back Kenneth Walker, are some of the top options you should be coveting on the waiver wire heading into Week 6, according to Ryan Reynolds.

Cordarrelle Patterson could be out for a while, positioning rookie Tyler Allgeier to lead Atlanta’s backfield. Even with tough matchups ahead, he’s still a name to keep in mind heading into Week 5. Ryan Reynolds examines the waiver wire landscape.

Already possessing standalone value prior to D’Andre Swift’s injury, Jamaal Williams is a valuable waiver wire pickup ahead of Week 4. Who else should you be looking to add to your roster? Ryan Reynolds provides his insight.

Injuries are occurring and roles are crystallizing through two weeks of NFL action. Who should you be looking to on the waiver wire ahead of Week 3? Gerald Everett has emerged as a playmaker within Los Angeles’ offense, making him a solid target according to Ryan Reynolds.