Waiver Wire Report
The bid percentage next to a waiver wire gem indicates the percentage of a "blind bid" budget used in some leagues to award free agent pickups. If your league does not use blind bid waivers, consider the number a way to rank the quality of waiver wire additions.
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outlook up reasonably, bid: 3-5%Andrew Wingard, along with Budda Baker, played all 55 defensive snaps in Week 1. Wingard had a productive outing, producing four tackles (3 solos), two tackles for loss, a forced fumble, and snagging an interception. While Wingard saw the majority of his time playing from depth, he’s worth a look off the waiver wire for IDP gamers with a need at defensive back.
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Evan Williams played all 65 defensive snaps for the Green Bay defense, compiling seven tackles (6 solos) against Minnesota in Week 1. Alignment-wise, Williams saw 23 of his snaps up in the box, slot, and defensive line area, with another 42 coming deep at free safety, per PFF. Williams is a solid waiver wire target for those searching for safety options.