Free agents for week 15 of the NFL Fantasy: Cam Akers TY Hilton and the options to look for in the waiver

Week 15 of the NFL and, for most Fantasy leagues, it is the semifinals or the start of a doubleheader final . Congratulations on reaching those instances and the only thing left to do is win, so you have to try to shore up the team because only a few points can be the difference.So it’s time, like every week, to look for reinforcements on the waiver. After two and a half months of rest, except for a mini-break on Thanksgiving, now all 32 teams are free, so you will have your entire squad at your disposal. This does not mean that you do not have to look for reinforcements, but rather the opposite, to seek to scratch some points here and there due to injuries, Covid, favorable duels that may end up being the difference .

RUNNERSCam Akers (RB LAR, 50.4%). The rookie clearly confirmed Thursday that he is the Rams’ leading RB, with 194 total yards against the Pats . And that he did not score for the first time since week 10. He is still free in the middle of the leagues and goes against the Jets. It is a waiver that your league can win.DeAndre Washington (RB MIA, 12.2%). Myles Gaskin fell on the Covid list, Breida did not play due to injury, so Washington was the main RB. He did not have the best numbers against KC, but a game is coming against the Pats, who are much weaker against the race.JD McKissic (RB WSH, 61.9%). He’s more of a receiver than a runner, but without Antonio Gibson he was the Top 20 last round with 10.6 points. Peyton Barber is more involved with the ground, but depends on scoring, while McKissic is bloated with receptions. The issue here is that we don’t know what Alex Smith has, who didn’t play the second half.Phillip Lindsay (RB DEN, 29.8%). Melvin Gordon, who practically did not play in the third quarter, was injured before entering the final against Carolina. If Gordon loses time, Lindsay raises her odds to a RB2 against a flimsy Buffalo defense against the run.Tony Pollard (RB DAL, 7.4%). Zeke Elliott was in doubt until the last minute against Cincinnati due to a recurring muscle problem, and Pollard could shine if he owns the backfield. At least take it for granted in case you have Zeke … or are looking to hit a home run with this sum at low cost.

RECEIVERSTY Hilton (WR IND, 58.1%). 25 and 26.6 points in recent weeks, and he returns to repeat a duel against his ‘great client’, who in 17 previous regular season games averages almost 100 yards per game, with 11 touchdowns, and that 25 two weeks ago was in Houston.Curtis Samuel (WR CAR, 57.9%). 16 points against the Broncos and since week 5 has seven double-digit points gamesChad Hansen (WR HOU, 0.1%). Of the men who have taken the most plays among so many casualties in the receiving corps. 15.1 and 12.6 points the last two weeks and they go back to the Colts. Keke Coutee (18.2%) is also a good option, although with so much loss he is being the receiver on which defenses are focused. Of course, against the Colts he had 141 yards two weeks ago.Tim Patrick (WR DEN, 12.0%). There are many hands in Denver, but the best is still Patrick, who, removing the WR-QB tragedy against the Saints, has double-digit points in five straight weeks.

RECEIVERSTY Hilton (WR IND, 58.1%). 25 and 26.6 points in recent weeks, and he returns to repeat a duel against his ‘great client’, who in 17 previous regular season games averages almost 100 yards per game, with 11 touchdowns, and that 25 two weeks ago was in Houston.Curtis Samuel (WR CAR, 57.9%). 16 points against the Broncos and since week 5 has seven double-digit points gamesChad Hansen (WR HOU, 0.1%). Of the men who have taken the most plays among so many casualties in the receiving corps. 15.1 and 12.6 points the last two weeks and they go back to the Colts. Keke Coutee (18.2%) is also a good option, although with so much loss he is being the receiver on which defenses are focused. Of course, against the Colts he had 141 yards two weeks ago.Tim Patrick (WR DEN, 12.0%). There are many hands in Denver, but the best is still Patrick, who, removing the WR-QB tragedy against the Saints, has double-digit points in five straight weeks.

WEEK 15 IN ROTATION OF DEFENSESOne of my favorite strategies, looking to attack the worst teams in the league. Every year passes: if you choose a defense that that week goes against the worst teams in the league, you have a Top 5 defense at the end of the year.The Jets are exploitable every week. Also the Cowboys of DiNucci, Gilbert and even Dalton, the same as the Jaguars as long as they don’t have Minshew. Now the Bengals join after Joe Burrow’s injury . The 49ers can also be, although they recover injured players, and the Broncos and Ravens if they still have as many on the Covid list. Many better options than trying to make your defense survive Mahomes …Unfortunately this week, there are no ‘decent’ defenses against bad teams, as many are already taken, and others would be somewhat desperate.The Bills (58.7%) in Denver, which has a gun-heavy offense, but Drew Lock sucks against good defenses and is even worse in bad weather.Browns (29.8%). They’re visiting the desperate Giants, but Daniel Jones is a delivery machine, nearly 1 a game his entire career, and with Myles Garrett in beast mode … there could be points.And for desperate cases (seriously): the 49ers (50.9%) vs Cowboys (11.1%) . Mullens seems destined for a blunder every week and it took Cincy to make Dallas look moderately functional without Zack Martin.