Stefon Diggs dominated Week 6 waiver talk as he showed health and trust with May, elevating his fantasy ceiling and making him a prime add where available. The RB board centers on Gibbs’ evolving role, Gibson’s volatility, and a Patriots squad that flashed life. Bijan, Ingram, and JSN peppered rosters with upside, while Taysom Hill’s unique flex value and Barner/Ingram chatter kept the tight end market buzzing. The slate also highlighted injuries and weekly-by-week churn that can swing rosters quickly.

Diggs’ ascent is the clearest signal: if you can snag him, you lock in a high-target floor with a star ceiling. Gibbs remains a hold if you’ve waited through the bumps, while Dobbins and Dowdle emerge as cautious buy-lows in uncertain backfields. The conversation underscored the depth at wide receiver with Addison back in play, and tight end volatility with Waller, Ingram, and Hill offering split-second upside depending on the week.

Houston's Week 4 win revitalizes the offense as Stroud grows confident and Nico Collins explodes as a deep threat, projected for a top-three WR week with a heavy target share against Baltimore's vulnerable secondary.

Beyond Collins, Bijan Robinson's elite volume, Puka Nacua's historic pace, Xavier Worthy's upside, and tight ends LaPorta, Waller, and Taylor drive a wide fantasy narrative. Trade debates and rest-of-season pivots round out the discussion as Lions' offense and RB1s Gibbs/Montgomery stay central.

Rookie RBs Ashton Gentry and Omarion Hampton headline Week 5 as dynamic playmakers, joining Bijan Robinson and Jahmyr Gibbs in a robust early-season RB corps. The show solidifies Jonathan Taylor and James Cook atop the rankings while Derrick Henry is trusted to carry the load against Houston, even with Lamar Jackson out. Wide-range matchup analysis follows, with Etienne’s Chiefs test, Bree Hall’s workhorse potential, and the surge of Scataboo and Woody Marks as flex options amid injuries. Waiver options and midseason pivots get practical, including Dylan Gabriel’s impact for the Browns and Kamara’s continued role in New Orleans.

The conversation also weighs in on the jittery Seattle backfield, the Browns’ London trip, and distinctions between high-floor volume plays versus big-play ceilings. The crew highlights rookie-heavy ceilings versus veteran steadiness, offers concrete start/sit guidance for Week 5, and stresses volume-driven fantasy value in volatile, buy-and-hold rosters.