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: 5-10%Antoine Winfield returned to the Tampa Bay defense this week after a rib injury had kept him out the past three games. Winfield played 51 defensive snaps (96%) in his return, amassing 7 tackles (5 solos) against Atlanta in Week 8. If Winfield is available after missing time, he’s worth scooping up off the waiver wire.
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After missing Weeks 3-5, Cross returned in Week 5, posting a modest two solo tackles. However, Cross had a more ideal outing coming out of Washington’s Week 7 bye, playing all 69 defensive snaps, compiling nine tackles (5 solos) and a tackle for loss against Philadelphia in Week 8. Alignment-wise, Cross saw 43 of his 69 snaps up in the box, slot, and defensive line areas, per PFF. If available after his bye week and missing time with injury, Cross is a prime safety addition off the waiver wire.