Welcome to the Week 14 waiver wire run, I hope the turkey hangover didn't hit you too hard this year! Week 13 started off with a bang between the three Thanksgiving day games and the Black Friday showdown between the Bears and the Eagles … and then Sunday happened. Trevor Lawrence and Jakobi Meyers combining for over 40 fantasy points? Adonai Mitchell and Devaughn Vele touchdowns? What the hell is going on!?

It's time to keep your foot on the gas pedal. We are officially one week away from the fantasy playoffs (for most of us) and these next few days are going to be pivotal for fantasy success. It's not a horrific late-season bye week like we had in 2024, but there are still some heavy hitters set to be out this week. The Panthers, Patriots, Giants and 49ers all get the week off so that could mean you're without a big tight end like George Kittle or you'll need to be searching the waiver wire for a Drake Maye quarterback replacement. Either way Fantasy Life is here for you!

All rostership percentages are from Yahoo and, as always, I try to focus on highlighting players less than 40% rostered. Also, don't forget our Waiver Wire Tool, which will have even more targets on a weekly basis.

Injuries To Monitor for Week 14 Waiver Wire Adds

• Amon-Ra St. Brown (ankle)
• Parker Washington (hip)
• Marvin Harrison Jr. (heel)
• Dylan Sampson (calf)
• Aaron Jones (shoulder)
• Aaron Rodgers (left hand)

Week 14 Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Best Adds

Tyrod Taylor, QB, Jets (4% rostered)

The Jets with a walkoff win in 2025?! OKAY WE SEE YOU. If you weren't watching that game, the Jets took down the Falcons to win their third game of the season — and Tyrod Taylor also put up a decent fantasy day. He completed 19 passes for 172 yards and a touchdown, then  he got it done on the ground with 44 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown. All in all, Taylor got you 21.28 fantasy points! If you're without Brock Purdy or Drake Maye for Week 14 and need a streamer, Taylor is facing a Dolphins defense that just gave up 17.36 fantasy points to Tyler Shough on Sunday.

Blake Corum, RB, Rams (16% rostered)

Kyren Williams went to the locker room briefly on Sunday with an apparent leg injury, but was able to return to the field and finish the game. Still, this highlights how important those running back handcuffs are, so if Blake Corum is floating around on your waiver wire now is the time to scoop him up. Corum finished with seven carries for 81 yards and a touchdown and would be an immediate RB1 if Williams were ever to miss time.

Malik Davis, RB, Cowboys (2% rostered)

This is for deep formats, but Malik Davis is someone to consider picking up, especially if Javonte Williams is on your roster! Davis found the end zone on Thursday and it was the first time since the 2022 season that Davis had a rushing touchdown. You may not know Davis since he has been waived a total of five times — including three in 2025 alone — but he's worth the stash right now. He finished with three carries for 47 yards and looks to be the backup to Williams — as opposed to the rookie Jaydon Blue.

Luther Burden, WR, Bears (10% rostered)

I know that "7.6 fantasy points on a Friday" isn't the sexiest fantasy box score, but Luther Burden still gets another week being highlighted in this article. He locked down four catches on six targets for 33 yards against the Eagles and turned one carry into three yards. He finished second on the team in receiving yards and was tied with Colston Loveland and Rome Odunze for the team high in targets. The Bears are taking on the Packers in a huge matchup in Week 14 and we should count on Burden continuing to get involved.

Brenton Strange, TE, Jaguars (32% rostered)

Brenton Strange returned to action in Week 12 and led Jacksonville's pass-catchers with 93 yards. Some might have thought that was because of Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter being out, but in Week 13 we saw Strange have the second-most targets and receiving yards against the Titans. He locked down three receptions for 45 yards and a touchdown. Even better news? He faces the Colts twice before season's end. Coming into Sunday, the Colts had given up the fourth-most fantasy points to tight ends. Sign me up for Strange this weekend against the Colts and in Week 17 as well.

Tyler Allgeier, RB, Falcons (42% rostered)

Similar to the Blake Corum writeup above, Tyler Allgeier should be way more rostered across fantasy leagues. He's in a position right now to be flex-worthy every single week. On Sunday, he had eight carries for 20 yards... but found the end zone again. That's his seventh rushing touchdown on the season, which is a career high. He continues to be used in the red zone and can be someone you start in the flex, especially during the fantasy playoffs.

Darren Waller, TE, Dolphins (30% rostered)

The Dolphins activated Darren Waller off IR just in time to take on the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. I've mentioned Waller here before, but his fantasy playoff schedule has definitely caught my attention — the Dolphins face the Steelers, Bengals and Buccaneers from Weeks 15-17 and those are some juicy matchups. In Week 13 Waller only had two receptions for 47 yards on three targets, but I'm trying to play the long game and look to the playoffs with Waller in deeper leagues.

Jalen Coker, WR, Panthers (5% rostered)

COKE HEADS RISE UP! Jalen Coker had himself a day with Bryce Young and actually finished with 17.4 fantasy points off of four receptions for 74 yards and one touchdown. Coker led the team with six targets — and while fantasy players will ask themselves if this is the real version of Young that we will get the rest of the way, it's worth at least picking up Coker if you have room on your bench during their bye week. Young had three touchdowns and 206 yards against the Rams, which is absolutely bananas. The Panthers are on a bye this week before starting the fantasy playoffs against the Saints.

The Other Guys:

• Isaac TeSlaa, WR, Lions
• John Metchie, WR, Jets
• Dontayvion Wicks, WR, Packers
• Devaughn Vele, WR, Saints
• Keaton Mitchell, RB, Ravens
• Isaiah Davis, RB, Jets

"Fantasy Life Is Here To Help" Week 14 Column Highlights

Who to Drop -- the sister column to this one!

Early Rankings Thoughts -- the lineup pieces start to fall into place

QB Streamers -- get those Drake May replacement bids ready

DST Streamers -- stakes are much higher than the "set it and forget it" of Week 6

Utilization Report -- get a little deeper into the trends

Freedman's Favorites -- positional rankings and our expert's best picks

Start/Sit -- The Scout vs. The Stats, getting you ready to set lineups

Smashes and Stashes -- two separate rhyming columns!

Scared Money -- low money/high stakes player prop parlays like you've never seen before.