Fantasy Footballers Podcast – Week 10 Waivers + Streaming Options, Breaking Trade News!

Date: November 4, 2025
Hosts: Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, Mike "The Fantasy Hitman" Wright

Episode Overview

This episode of The Fantasy Footballers dives deep into the Week 10 waiver wire, addresses pressing injury updates, and breaks down major trade news—most notably Jacoby Myers' move to Jacksonville. With the fantasy playoffs drawing closer, the hosts provide actionable insights for managers needing lineup reinforcements and discuss streaming options at quarterback, tight end, and defense. Light-hearted moments, inside jokes, and occasional debates keep the advice both informative and entertaining.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Cardinals Quarterback Situation & Monday Night Football Recap

(04:23 – 08:39)

• Andy returns to hosting, demanding a Cardinals win as his condition (“I said I wasn't going to come back here and host the show again unless my Cardinals got a W on Monday Night Football.” – Andy, 03:55).
• Strong praise for Jacoby Brissette at QB:
  • “Unquestionably, Jacoby Brissette’s better for this offense… these backups come in there with a veteran gunslinger mentality and just execute an offense.” (Andy, 04:25–05:21)
  • Marvin Harrison Jr. and Trey McBride flourish with Brissette (“McBride has scored four times for fantasy with Jacoby Brissette in three games.” – Andy, 05:21)
  • Debate whether Kyler Murray truly is set to return as starter, as coach claims (“I don't believe it. I don't believe you.” – Andy, 06:09)
• Key performance notes:
  • Marvin Harrison Jr.: Career-high in receptions; 10 targets.
  • The Cowboys’ defensive struggles against the Cardinals highlighted; Dallas trades for a linebacker from Cincinnati, with skepticism about the impact.

2. NFL News & Injury Updates

(08:58 – 16:56)

• Packers officially announce TE Tucker Kraft out for the year (09:50).
  • Discussion on the impact for Jordan Love and the Packers’ offensive upside.
• Updates on Matthew Golden (day-to-day), Jaden Reed (getting healthier, “What is close? That’s what he said.” – Andy, 10:50), and Amari Hampton (won’t return until after Week 12; could miss a month).
• Chargers’ O-line issues after losing Joe Alt for the season, impacting Justin Herbert.
• Puka Nacua (ribs): Optimism for playing, scan pending.
• Bengals’ RB room: Smaji Perine week-to-week, Zach Taylor unhappy with Chase Brown’s postgame comments (“He was very unhappy with it and it won't happen again.” – Jason, 13:32)
• Lions, Raiders, and Giants: Coaching pressers, questionable QB situations, receiver injuries, and more.

3. Week 10 Waiver Wire – Running Back Options (A Brutal Week)

(19:13 – 24:36)

• Quote: “This is a real bad week for waiver wire running backs.” – Mike, 19:21
• No must-starts available—emphasis on “insurance”/contingency adds, not plug-and-play starters.
• Top Adds:
  • Kyle Manungai: If still available, a strong add despite likely being rostered in competitive leagues.
  • Amari DiMarcado: The most relevant RB for Arizona if Trey Benson remains out (21:09). Deep-league flier only due to uncertainty.
  • Terrell Jennings, Devin Singletary, and potentially Dylan Sampson as speculative backups/insurance options.
• Advice: Look for RBs with the best chance at a goal-line touchdown, or those likely to benefit if a starter gets hurt.

4. Wide Receiver Waiver Options (A Stronger Week)

(29:33 – 38:02)

• Jaden Reed: If stashed on wires due to injury, still worth picking up for upside at season’s end.
• Parker Washington: Still “important to this coaching staff into this offense…follow those targets.” – Mike, 31:32. Jacoby Meyers’ addition shouldn’t hurt immediate value.
• Alec Pierce: Mike’s top add at WR this week.
  • “My number one wide receiver pickup this week.” – Mike, 32:14
  • Role clarity, high target share, and Daniel Jones’ fit.
• Darius Slayton: “A must add on rosters…He is seemingly the number one target, certainly when it comes to valuable targets.” – Jason, 33:21
• Other Notables:
  • Tory Horton: Rookie with two-TD game, could be post-bye breakout if Cooper Kupp remains sidelined.
  • Tez Johnson, Troy Franklin (especially out-targeting Sutton), Pat Bryant, Kyle Williams: Deep-stash rookies with possible second-half upside.

5. Tight End Streamers & Pickups

(41:18 – 47:38)

• Colston Loveland: Consensus top pickup at TE this week after a strong, highlight-worthy performance.
  • Highlight Moment: Dog/Cat debate after Loveland’s broken tackles TD; “There are plays that can transform a person from a cat to a dog.” – Andy, 41:27
• Other names:
  • Harold Fannin Jr.: Still worth adding, especially as a red-zone threat.
  • Theo Johnson: Big-body target, will have touchdown opportunities rest of the season.
  • Cade Otton: Viable floor option, especially in PPR.

6. Defensive Streamers & Streaming Quarterbacks

(47:38—53:25)

• Defenses:
  • Cleveland Browns are clear top pick for week against the Jets (“Dear goodness. I held them through the bye for this reason.” – Andy, 47:54)
  • Houston Texans and Carolina Panthers both suggested; Panthers an ultra-deep play.
• Quarterback Streamers:
  • Jackson Dart: Jason’s top streamer, QB3 in total points since becoming starter (“This is the game to play him.” – Jason, 49:59)
  • Michael Penix: Mike’s recommendation, plus can leverage good matchup vs. Indianapolis; “He had three touchdowns last week.” – Andy, 51:08
  • Marcus Mariota: Andy’s deep-league fallback—rushing floor, Lions matchup.

7. Breaking Trade News: Jacoby Myers Traded

(25:50 – 26:32)

• Headline: “The Raiders are trading wide receiver Jacoby Myers to the Jacksonville Jaguars in exchange for a fourth and sixth round pick.” – Andy, 25:57
• Fantasy Impact:
  • Jacksonville: Immediate opportunity for targets if Brian Thomas misses time (potential high ankle sprain).
  • Vegas receivers: Trey Tucker becomes more interesting but caution urged (“He plays every snap. He already was playing every snap…Jacoby Myers was not making a huge impact.” – Andy, 26:51).
  • “Do not play any of them this week…You watch from the sideline.” – Andy, 27:41

Memorable Quotes & Moments

• “I wish I could forget how you look!” – Andy to Jason (02:17), in classic banter discussing Halloween mustaches.
• “This is a real bad week for waiver wire running backs.” – Mike, 19:21
• “If you need someone to start, my advice is good luck.” – Jason, 19:25
• “There are plays that can transform a person from a cat to a dog.” – Andy, 41:27, sparking the “Catston Dogland” nickname debate for Colston Loveland.
• “The confidence is the conversation I have with the quarterback, not what I have with you.” – recapping Jets coach Aaron Glenn’s media interaction (15:57)
• “He is the most electric player to like. He just has the pole that you want to watch and see what he's going to do.” – Mike on Jackson Dart’s upside (46:36)

Timestamps for Key Segments

• Cardinals–Cowboys & QB talk: 04:23 – 08:39
• NFL news and injury updates: 09:04 – 16:56
• Waiver wire, RBs: 19:13 – 24:36
• WR waivers: 29:33 – 38:02
• Tight end streamers: 41:18 – 47:38
• DST Streamers: 47:38 – 49:48
• QB Streamers: 49:52 – 53:25
• Breaking news—Jacoby Myers trade: 25:50 – 26:32

Conclusion & Tone

The hosts bring their signature mix of keen analysis and humor, emphasizing how challenging the RB waiver wire is this week while offering practical alternatives at other positions. The Myers trade is dissected on the fly, and the “Cat to Dog” debate over Loveland adds color and energy. Managers are strongly encouraged to prioritize insurance pickups and keep a sharp eye on emerging wide receivers and tight ends for depth and late-season upside.