We’re about halfway through the fantasy football season. Looking ahead to the fantasy playoffs and optimizing your roster is essential to gaining an edge on your league-mates. Javonte Williams is one of 20 buy-low candidates Ryan Reynolds thinks could help win you your league.

Adrian Peterson was fantasy-viable in 2020 for the Lions. Recently signed by Tennessee to help replace Derrick Henry, is the 36-year-old capable of filling Henry’s shoes? Ryan Reynolds shares his waiver wire outlook for Week 9.

With Miles Sanders on the shelf for the foreseeable future, Kenneth Gainwell could step into a larger role in Philly’s offense. He’s a top RB target on the waiver wire heading into Week 8. Who else is worth grabbing as we near the midpoint of the 2021 season?

Already without Saquon Barkley, Kenny Golladay, and Darius Slayton, Kadarius Toney’s Week 6 injury thrusts Sterling Shepard into a valuable role moving forward for the Giants. He’s our top WR add on the waiver wire. Ryan Reynolds examines the wire landscape ahead of Week 7.

Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s sprained knee creates an opportunity for “The Mentor”, Darrel Williams, in KC’s backfield. How aggressive should you be in acquiring Williams off the waiver wire? Ryan Reynolds delivers names to watch heading into Week 6.

David Montgomery’s knee injury could sideline him for a month or more, positioning Damien Williams for a larger role in Chicago’s offense. How aggressive should you be in acquiring Williams? Ryan Reynolds takes a look at the waiver wire landscape.

Henry Ruggs and Derek Carr have built quite a rapport to start the 2021 season. Ruggs is on pace to surpass his receiving yardage total from last season by Week 7. He’s one of our top waiver wire adds heading into Week 4.

Justin Fields replaced injured Andy Dalton midway through Week 2. Will Fields get his chance to start this week on the road in Cleveland? Ryan Reynolds delivers his list of notable waiver wire pickups at every position.