Top 4 Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Pickups: Kickers (Week 15)

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Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Targets: Kicker

KICKERS

Written by Pat Fitzmaurice

Will Lutz (DEN): 10% rostered

Next Opponents: IND, @LAC, @CIN
True value: $1
Desperate Need: $2
Budget-minded: $0

Analysis: Lutz is averaging 9.7 fantasy points per game this season and has averaged 14.0 fantasy points over his last three contests. He’s been extremely reliable this year, making 26-of-29 field goals and 31-of-31 extra points. Lutz has only missed one kick of under 50 yards all season. He’ll get an altitude boost this week with the Broncos hosting the Colts.

Chad Ryland (ARI): 7% rostered

Next Opponents: NE, @CAR, @LAR
True value: $1
Desperate Need: $1
Budget-minded: $0

Analysis: Ryland missed a 40-yard field goal attempt on Sunday and has been strangely erratic on FG tries of 40 to 49 yards, going 3-of-7 on kicks from that range. But Ryland is perfect on all other kicks this season and is averaging 8.8 fantasy points per game. He gets a weatherproof home matchup against the Patriots this week.

Will Reichard (MIN): 8% rostered

Next Opponents: CHI, @SEA, GB
True value: $1
Desperate Need: $1
Budget-minded: $0

Analysis: Reichard is averaging 9.1 fantasy points a game and gets a weatherproof dome matchup this week against the Bears. Chicago has given up 91 points over its last three contests.

Cade York (CIN): 5% rostered

Next Opponents: @TEN, CLE, DEN
True value: $1
Desperate Need: $1
Budget-minded: $0

Analysis: The Bengals recently signed York to replace Evan McPherson, who’s on IR with a groin injury. York has only played one game this season, missing a pair of field goals and making a pair of extra points for the Commanders in Week 1. Going into Monday night’s game against the Cowboys, York had converted 24-of-34 career FG tries — a suboptimal 70.6 success rate. But the appeal here is that York is tied to the high-flying Cincinnati offense, which has averaged 35 points over its last four games.