It’s important to know the top waiver wire targets for each week of the fantasy football season. Beyond the top targets, though, there is benefit to improving your bench and stashing players that are forecasted to increase in value. We’ll also be a great resource for these waiver wire stashes. Here’s a look at players you should consider stashing this week. And here is our full article for your Week 7 fantasy football waiver wire advice.

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Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Stash Targets

Running Back Stash Candidates

• Zach Charbonnet
• Rico Dowdle
• Kendre Miller
• Tyjae Spears
• Jamaal Williams

Zach Charbonnet is very quietly seeing increased playing time and touches for the Seahawks, who are handling their talented rookie with white gloves and bubble wrap. Seattle loves featuring its RBs, and I foresee a formidable one-two punch developing with Charbonnet and Kenneth Walker.

Rico Dowdle is a well-rounded back who just happens to rotate in behind a running back with no history of handling a bell-cow workload. Tony Pollard is an RB1 if he holds up. If he doesn’t, there might not be a hotter future waiver ticket than Dowdle.

Between Kendre Miller and Jamaal Williams, I prefer the rookie, who’s more likely to see a growing role behind Alvin Kamara in New Orleans. Willams is likely to return on a pitch count in Week 7, leaving the window open for the former TCU standout to earn valuable reps.

Tennessee enters the bye coming off a loss to the Ravens in which they barely used explosive rookie Tyjae Spears. The regret surely sunk in when Spears weaved through half of the Baltimore defense for a 48-yard reception late in the fourth quarter. He will be a key part of the offense going forward. Stash now for cheap.

Wide Receiver Stash Candidates

• Marvin Mims

Pick up Mims and stash him now. If you wait until Jerry Jeudy or Courtland Sutton is dealt, then you’re already too late. Mims just needs playing time to explode in fantasy. Among 153 qualifying wide receivers, he ranks second in yards per route run (4.32) and first in yards per target (20.5), per Fantasy Points Data. These are immaculate per-route metrics that display Mims’ difference-maker upside when he assumes a full-time role in this offense.