Week 6 offers a thinning waiver wire at wide receiver, with Tre Tucker leading the charge for the Raiders as a growing 1A/1B option alongside Jakobi Meyers. Isaiah Bond and Josh Downs flash high ceiling floors for their teams, while Kendrick Bourne provides a timely SF spark when top targets miss time. Christian Kirk brings veteran floor in Houston, though health and bye weeks temper expectations. Deeper stashes Tory Horton, Darius Slayton, and Malik Washington offer late-round upside in PPR formats as bye weeks bite and volume shrinks.

Prioritize targets, snap counts, and matchup ceilings as you navigate Week 6. These pickups hinge on opportunity and offense flow, not just reputation, so monitor injury news and intra-week reports to decide who to add, start, or stash for the short and long term.

Rookie Cam Skattebo has flashed as the Giants’ bruising back, seizing a bigger workload after Tyrone Tracy Jr. injury, with Jaxson Dart guiding the rookie QB unit.

But in Week 5, a red-zone fumble by Skattebo that Saints turned into a TD helped fuel a five-turnover day that doomed New York, as Slayton fumbled and Dart threw a fumble plus two interceptions.

Fantasy managers should watch whether Skattebo can tighten ball security; if he does, he can anchor a run-heavy attack even as Dart grows.

Skattebo’s public apology signals accountability as the Giants push to salvage the season.