Week 9 Fantasy Standouts Point to Week 10 Waiver Adds

Published on November 8, the Week 9 fantasy football outlook highlighted a season that has demanded more creativity from managers, with changing lineups and streaming options opening up waiver-wire possibilities. Three quarterbacks made debuts during the week, while several players delivered performances that could matter for rest-of-season rosters.

Panthers tight end Darren Waller caught eight targets for 90 yards and a touchdown. His connection with quarterback Bryce Young came as Carolina continued using short passes to help generate offense. Waller’s target volume makes him a potential Week 10 addition.

Texans receiver Tank Dell showed his big-play potential in a Week 9 win, scoring on a long reception and adding another deep catch. He is still working toward a defined role in Houston’s offense after returning from injury, but could be worth stashing. Texans receiver Kayshon Boutte also had a notable performance, recording 125 yards and two touchdowns in Week 10.

Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders looked more comfortable in Todd Monken’s scheme and spread the ball around. With Deshaun Watson in concussion protocol, Sanders could be a must-roster option in Superflex leagues if Watson misses another game.

Ravens running back Justice Hill gained 85 yards on the ground, scored a touchdown and added three catches while Baltimore used the wildcat. The Giants had reportedly explored a trade for Hill, and injuries to Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy Jr., alongside Devin Singletary’s struggles, could make him a speculative pickup. Bengals receiver Tee Higgins scored twice in Week 9, reinforcing his weekly starting potential.