Fantasy Football Waiver Wire

Koy Detmer

Waiver Wire - QUARTERBACKS

McNabb owners cover your buts. He's been injured pretty badly, the team is not saying much, but you can see it in his play. If I were you I'd grab Donovans backup. Detmer is a valuable NFL backup, especially now. He knows the scheme, is technically sound and can manage the offense adequately in a pinch.

Don't look now but we hear Vinnies coming back to the Jets. Testaverde signed with the Jets on Tuesday afternoon. The 41-year-old quarterback should help fill the void left by injuries to starter Chad Pennington and backup Jay Fiedler. Pennington suffered a torn rotator cuff in Sunday's game against Jacksonville and is out for the season. Fiedler also suffered a severe shoulder injury. He provides the Jets with a better chance of competing than unproven Brooks Bollinger. Still, at age 41 it's best for fantasy owners to take a wait and see attitude regarding his effectiveness. Pennington owners need to look elsewhere and do it immediately.

Ricky Williams

Waiver Wire - RUNNING BACKS

Grab him now if you want him on your team. We're still not 100% sold on Ronnie Brown being the every down back, and if the Fins want to trade Rasta at the end of the year, they'll showcase his talents to get the most back for him. He will debut from his brief retirement in Week 5 due to his suspension from the NFL. Williams is allowed to go to team meetings, work out at the facility and use team trainers, so he shouldn't fall too far behind.

Ronnie Brown

Brown scored his first NFL touchdown Sunday and became the first Miami rookie in six years to rush for 100+ yards. Brown gained 132 yards on 23 carries, including a 1-yard touchdown run and a 58-yard scamper. A nice game for the rookie, who appears to have solidified his role in the Dolphins' offense, regardless of what the team decides to do with Ricky Williams when he returns.

It was confirmed Monday that Travis Henry will be suspended four games, effective immediately, for violating the league's substance abuse policy. Brown's fantasy value gets a boost here as his owners -- for now at least -- won't have to worry about the prospect of a time-share with Henry. Now their main concern will be Brown staying away from injury.

Brandon Lloyd

Joey Galloway

Galloway caught five passes for 53 yards and two touchdowns for Tampa Bay against Green Bay on Sunday. Brian Griese targeted both Galloway and Michael Clayton eight times apiece in his 26 attempts on Sunday, as Galloway continues to get chances in Jon Gruden's offense this season. Both of Galloway's scores came front short range, and appeared to be aided considerably by awful coverage

Plaxico Burress

If he's still available in your league - GRAB HIM NOW. Burress still is too dangerous to be left alone for long against most cornerbacks in single coverage. Since he plays on the opposite site of Shockey this is going to be a TON of the time. DID you see that Freak play on Sunday night??? Plaxico should enjoy a ton of single coverage from here on out. Plus whats nice is if the Giants are coming from behind like they most likely will in most games, you'll see Manning chuckin it to Plax all night. Burress has the tools and the time to get the better of most CB's out there.

Ernie Conwell

Waiver Wire - TIGHT ENDS

Conwell caught three passes for 65 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's loss to the Vikings. Conwell, who has obviously bounced back from a concussion and a displaced jaw, may be worth a look in deeper leagues.

Seattle

Neil Rackers

Waiver Wire - Kickers

Rackers continues to be one of the only consistent performers for the Cardinals as he hit on all four field goal attempts against the Seahawks. Of the four field goals Rackers hit against Seattle, two were from 50+ yards out.