Week 7 waiver targets spotlight Burden III, Allgeier, and Mooney as potential weekly flex plays. Burden’s Bears snap share is trending up, offering a path to more targets behind the top pass-catchers, with upside if injuries occur or he seizes more routes. Allgeier continues to function as Atlanta’s red-zone option behind Bijan Robinson, while Mooney returns from hamstring issues in Atlanta and could become a steady secondary option if he builds rhythm. Monitor practice reports and matchup flow for Week 7, then decide on 12- to 14-team lineups accordingly.

Across the league, Burden’s growing involvement signals value for dynasty and contrarian redraft plays, Allgeier’s utilization keeps him relevant in deeper leagues, and Mooney’s health status could unlock a flexible presence in the Falcons’ pass game. With London and Robinson shaping the offense, these three waiver adds carry diverse paths to fantasy points in the near term.

A last-second field goal by Jake Moody capped a Bears surge in Week 6, as Chicago erased the Fail Mary vibes with a 25-24 win over Washington on MNF. D’Andre Swift piled up 108 rushing yards and 67 receiving yards, with a 55-yard TD catch, fueling a 27-for-145 rushing attack. Caleb Williams added 252 passing yards and a rushing TD, anchoring a comeback that featured a revamped line with Theo Benedet at left tackle. Moody’s 4-for-5 kicking, including the game-winner, sealed the victory. Tremaine Edmunds (13 tackles) and Gervon Dexter (1.5 sacks) powered a tougher Bears defense, while officials’ calls framed the night. Chicago has now won three straight as Ben Johnson steers the rebuild.