Kamani Vidal emerged as the top waiver add after Week 7, seizing lead-back duties for Arizona with strong early workload and favorable upcoming matchups versus the Colts and Vikings. Zonovan Knight and Tyjae Spears offer contingent, late-week upside behind shaky backfields. At receiver, Don’t chase the injured core—DJ Moore, Puka Nacua, Garrett Wilson, Terry McLaurin, Jaden Reed, and Brandon Aiyuk headline safer paths with several others offering sneaky upside. Tight ends surface as streaming options, led by Harold Fannon Jr. and a handful of one-week rentals. Quarterbacks remain thin; Rodgers and Dart emerge as the most viable play this week, with Bryce Young in the mix for longer-term look. Plan FAB around Vidal’s workload, but be mindful of next-week buys (Week 8 on by six teams) and the evolving backfield splits.

Ravens enter the bye week with a clear blueprint: shake up the offensive line and explore edge options, while the trade window looms for upgrades at guard and interior pressure. Harbaugh signaled openness to external help and internal shuffles, spotlighting Emry Jones and Cory Bulock as potential inserts. The market heat centers on Kevin Zeitler and, if Titans are realistic, Jeffrey Simmons as transformative adds. Fantasy takeaways: Lamar Jackson remains a high-leverage asset when healthy, and better line play could unlock more consistent scoring.

Kamani Vidal headlines the week seven waiver priorities at running back after a 70%+ snap share against Miami, signaling him as the Chargers’ lead back when the line heals. Zonovan Knight sits right behind, with Indianapolis’ run defense looking vulnerable and the Jets needing a trustworthy floor. At wide receiver, a crowded, injury-hit scene includes Kahon Booty, Downs, and Luther Burden, with Tez Johnson or Sterling Shepard offering safer week-to-week floors in deeper formats. Harold Fannon Jr. tops tight ends, highlighted by a Dolphins-friendly matchup and Njoku’s absence looming. Aaron Rodgers, Jackson Dart, and Justin Fields are the QB streaming focal points, while the Buccaneers’ WR situation tightens with Evans back and Shepard offering the safest floor. The tight-end landscape thickens with Mason Taylor and Harold Fannon Jr. as main targets. Week eight buys loom large, complicating rosters already juggling six teams on bye. Plan aggressively, especially in leagues with shallow benches, and consider handcuffs on Vidal and Knight to weather the coming injury wave.

Week 7 DST leans into a fragile defense landscape with Colts as a top sleeper and Chiefs as a trusted matchup cornerstone. Patriots offer a safe floor, while Eagles are a fade due to recent underperformance. Falcons emerge as a waiver stash after a strong MNF showing, and a cluster of teams (Titans, Steelers, Saints, Chargers, Raiders) surface as viable plays depending on opponent metrics and injuries. Weather and bye-week dynamics remain pivotal for streaming decisions.