If you’ve made it to your season-long championship game, congratulations. Since we no longer have to worry about the future, you should be using your waiver wire for two things: acquiring a player that you’re going to start, or blocking your opponent from acquiring someone you don’t want to face. At this point you can drop anyone that you aren’t going to play and that you’d be fine with having your opponent start against you. If you have any questions, feel free to either DM me @RyanReynoldsNFL on Twitter or email me at [email protected]. Please also keep in mind that I do not really check my email or Twitter on Sunday or right before kickoffs. Further, some of the above strategic suggestions may not apply to dynasty or keeper formats.
Note: For ETR subscribers that have their league championship in Week 17, please reach out to me directly if you need waiver wire advice as team motivation becomes a major factor next week.
Note #2: For those of you who have been eliminated from playoff contention, check out some of the different NBA packages we are offering. They can be found here.
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