Fantasy Football Waiver Wire

Kurt Warner/Josh McCown

Waiver Wire - QUARTERBACKS

Could we see the return of Josh McCown very soon? Kurt Warner was intercepted three times by the Seahawks, and heard jeers from the Cardinals fans throughout much of the day. Regardless of which QB lines up under center for Arizona, the Cardinals put the ball in the air as much as any team in recent memory—an average of 42 times per game.

Waiver Wire - RUNNING BACKS

Fragile Fred is at it again and fantasy leaguers should have some serious concerns about his injury. It is the same ankle that bothered Taylor a few weeks ago. Obviously, you should be ready to use a backup if possible, and Greg Jones becomes a possible fantasy starter for Week 10.

Sam Gato

With Tony Fisher expected to miss some time with a cracked rib, Gado is more than a flash in the pan. Acquiring him should be a priority if you’ve been struggling to field a decent rushing attack. You won’t find an RB with more upside at this point. Next opponent: @ Atlanta.

Duce Staley

The Steelers will likely give Staley the opportunity to contribute more during their stretch run as long as he stays healthy. His reemergence certainly hurts the value of Parker, who still has the potential to have a big game or two based on his ability to break off long runs.

With the Bears leaning towards holding Jones (ribs) out this week, Benson could be in line to start Sunday's game vs. the 49ers. Benson ran well in place of the injured Jones last week, racking up 79 yards on 14 carries against the Saints. If given an expanded role Sunday, there's no reason why the rookie should not post very good numbers against the poor San Francisco defense.

Michael Bennett

Bobby Engram

 Waiver Wire - WIDE RECEIVERS

Engram made it thru game 1 back from his sore injuries just fine, and now with one week out of the way Engram can regain his role as the teams #1 WR this week in what should be a high scoring Hawks vs Rams game from Qwest Field. Keep him in until Jackson returns from his knee injury.

Reggie Brown

Erron Kinney

Waiver Wire - TIGHT ENDS

If he's still available grab him now. One player who has stayed under the radar all season is Tennessee TE Erron Kinney. At 6-foot-6 and 275 pounds, he might be the world's biggest security blanket. The Titans' passing scheme is skewed toward the tight end position, and QB Steve McNair loves throwing to Kinney's huge frame and sure hands.

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