Still working his way back from injury, rookie Treylon Burks is showing why he was a first-round pick for the Titans. While the Denver offense hasn’t been great, Murray is the clear workhorse and goal-line back moving forward. Murray had 17 carries on the day for 49 yards and a score and now he gets an increased workload. The Broncos waived Melvin Gordon on Monday after a disappointing season and Chase Edmonds is out for the foreseeable future with a high ankle sprain. Demarcus Robinson, WR Baltimore Ravens (5% rostered)ĭue to the scarcity of the position, Latavius Murray finds himself atop the Week 12 Waiver Wire pickups.Juwan Johnson, TE New Orleans Saints (31% rostered).Parris Campbell, WR Indianapolis Colts (40%).Darius Slayton, WR New York Giants (51% rostered).Donovan Peoples-Jones, WR Cleveland Browns (45% rostered).Treylon Burks, WR Tennessee Titans (20% rostered).Latavius Murray, RB Denver Broncos (24% rostered).Note: Roster % based on Yahoo leagues and should hover around 55% or less WEEK 12 WAIVER WIRE PICKUPS START Let’s look back at Week 11 and dissect the future prospects for the disgusting fantasy football Week 12 waiver wire. I think Peoples-Jones is right there with Toney and Watson and most of the other hyped waiver-wire targets of the past few weeks, and if he's still available in your league, take advantage of your league-mates unwillingness to recognize what he's capable of.Welcome to the Fantasy Football Week 12 Waiver Wire pickups where we give you the players to start right away, stash at the end of your bench, or stream for a week or two. He broke the seal Sunday, and I think there's going to be some solid regression coming his way, especially when Deshaun Watson is allowed to play beginning in Week 13 – Peoples-Jones has the skill set to be a Will Fuller-esque producer with Watson. He had four straight games of at least 70 yards entering Sunday but had just one game with more than 13.1 PPR points because of his lack of touchdowns.īut those touchdowns were always likely to come – yes, he's in a mediocre offense, but Peoples-Jones has been productive, and his downfield-oriented approach should make him more, not less, likely to find the end zone on a per-target basis. Peoples-Jones had a strong performance Sunday against a very good Bills defense, catching five of six passes for 61 yards and a touchdown – his first of the season, which I think is why Peoples-Jones has been so overlooked by Fantasy players. Heck, even guys like Allen Robinson, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, and Darius Slayton are more widely rostered than Peoples-Jones. While the likes of Kadarius Toney and Christian Watson have (rightly) surged into the 90%-plus range in roster rate, Peoples-Jones entered play Sunday rostered in just 64% of CBS Fantasy leagues. The Fantasy Football waiver wire has had no shortage of viable wide receiver options crop up over the past few weeks, and maybe that's why someone like Donovan Peoples-Jones has gotten overlooked.

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