We are approaching Week 13. That means the fantasy playoffs are right around the corner. Who should you be looking to acquire for the stretch run? Ryan Reynolds has you covered with Preparing for the Playoffs.

Deshaun Watson’s return will change the complexion of Cleveland’s offense significantly. Can the 27-year-old gunslinger lead fantasy gamers to season-long championships? Ryan Reynolds talks Watson and more with Waiver Wire Analysis for Week 13.

Fresh off a seven-catch, 111-yard performance against Green Bay, Treylon Burks should be on your waiver-wire radar ahead of Week 12. Can Tennessee’s rookie WR be a difference-maker down the stretch? Ryan Reynolds talks Burks and much more.

In just his second game with the Chiefs, Kadarius Toney posted four catches, 90 total yards, and a score. Can the talented playmaker continue to earn more opportunities for Kansas City? Ryan Reynolds talks Toney and other players to consider on the waiver wire.

We’re over halfway through the fantasy football season. Whether you’re undefeated, sitting pretty record-wise, or just barely in the hunt, it’s never too early to start preparing your roster for the playoffs. Ryan Reynolds delivers his first lookahead to the money weeks.

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.