Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Rankings & Pickups (Week 15)

Our analysts combine to provide rankings for weekly fantasy football waiver wire targets. We’ll help you prioritize your bids for the week ahead. Check out our full expert consensus fantasy football waiver wire rankings and all of our fantasy football waiver wire advice for the week.

Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Rankings: Week 15

Note: Players chosen based upon having early-week consensus roster percent below 50%.

Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Pickups to Target

Tank Bigsby (JAX): 46% rostered

Next Opponents: NYJ, @LV, TEN
True value: $11
Desperate Need: $16
Budget-minded: $6

Analysis: We hadn’t seen double-digit fantasy points from Tank Bigsby since Week 8. In a nearly unwatchable 10-6 win over the Titans, the Jaguars hitched their wagon to Bigsby to the tune of 55 yards and a touchdown on 18 carries. Travis Etienne saw more work as a pass catcher, but Bigsby has looked like the more reliable player when healthy this season and has been among the league leaders in yards after contact per carry. With so many injuries at this pivotal point in the fantasy season, he must be rostered.

Sincere McCormick (LV): 15% rostered

Next Opponents: ATL, JAX, @NO
True value: $9
Desperate Need: $14
Budget-minded: $5

Analysis: Sincere McCormick is playing his way into relevance just in time for the fantasy football playoffs. The Raiders stink to high heaven, but the former UTSA Roadrunner is primed for a 2023 Zamir White type of run. He cracked double-digit fantasy points in Week 14 against Tampa Bay, with 89 scrimmage yards on 18 touches. White and Alexander Mattison might be back soon, but they have both failed to lock down the job and left the door open for McCormick to take over.

Isaiah Davis (NYJ): 11% rostered

Next Opponents: @JAX, LAR, @BUF
True value: $7
Desperate Need: $10
Budget-minded: $3

Analysis: I tried to tell the world this summer that Isaiah Davis was just as good as Braelon Allen (and more versatile). Allen was inexplicably used for entire series instead of Breece Hall early in the season when Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett was hacking it up, leading many to believe Allen was in line for a robust step up in volume in Week 14. Davis was thoroughly impressive Sunday against the Dolphins, with 67 scrimmage yards on 13 touches. He scored a touchdown for the second week in a row and was targeted six times in the passing game. The Jets are done, officially eliminated from playoff contention for the 14th consecutive season. They should shut down Hall and run the two youngsters out there in tandem against a really soft remaining schedule. Davis is the one to covet.