Fantasy.

Caleb Douglas (Miami Dolphins) — breakout debut and the most secure target path among waiver receivers, with a fantasy-friendly WR schedule ahead (USA Today FTW)

Tank Dell (Houston Texans) — back in the lineup and ranked near the top of Week 11 waiver receiver adds (USA Today FTW)

Tyler Higbee (Los Angeles Rams) — ESPN reports Puka Nacua is likely headed to IR with MCL/PCL sprains, opening target volume at tight end

Audric Estime (New Orleans Saints) — served as the Saints' featured back last week while Alvin Kamara was an afterthought (USA Today FTW)

DeMario Douglas (New England Patriots) — led New England with nine targets (5 catches, 102 yards) and has topped 16.5 PPR points in four of his last five (USA Today FTW)

Michael Wilson (Arizona Cardinals) — out for the season with a neck injury, per ESPN; can be dropped when waivers run

Xavier Worthy (Kansas City Chiefs) — hamstring injury expected to cost him at least a couple of weeks; FantasyPros and FTW both list him droppable

Kirk Cousins (Las Vegas Raiders) — FantasyPros lists him droppable with daunting matchups against Seattle and Denver the next two weeks

Alvin Kamara (New Orleans Saints) — lost the featured role to Audric Estime; FTW's analysts say drop him if no trade takers

Ashton Jeanty (Las Vegas Raiders) — faces a Dallas defense allowing 26.93 fantasy points per game to running backs, second-worst in the league, after scoring in back-to-back games

Tee Higgins (Cincinnati Bengals) — Pittsburgh allows the most fantasy points to wide receivers (40.64 per game) and Higgins has a touchdown in three straight

J.J. McCarthy (Minnesota Vikings) — Chicago has allowed the seventh-most fantasy points to quarterbacks (20.72 per game); McCarthy added 48 rushing yards last week

Baker Mayfield (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) — Buffalo is the fourth-best defense against quarterbacks, allowing about 13 fantasy points per game to the position

R.J. Harvey (Denver Broncos) — Kansas City has allowed only five total touchdowns to running backs all season, and Harvey's value is touchdown-dependent

Sam LaPorta (Detroit Lions) — Philadelphia is the third-best defense against tight ends and has allowed just one touchdown to the position all season