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Top IDP Waiver Wire Adds Week 13

	LB	DB	DE
wdt_ID	LB	DB	DE
1	Ivan Pace MIN LB	Jevon Holland MIA S	D.J. Wonnum MIN DE
2	Elandon Roberts PIT LB	Jonathan Owens GB S	Bradley Chubb MIA DE
3	Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah CLE LB	Josh Metellus MIN S	Jadeveon Clowney BAL DE
4	Cody Barton WAS LB	P.J. Locke DEN S	Michael Hoecht LAR DE
5	Sione Takitaki CLE LB	Jalen Thompson ARI S	Tuli Tuipulotu LAC DE
6	E.J. Speed IND LB	Amani Hooker TEN S	B.J. Ojulari ARI DE
7	Jerome Baker MIA LB	Ji'Ayir Brown SF S	Harold Landry TEN DE
8	Derrick Barnes DET LB	Tashaun Gipson SF S	Odafe Oweh BAL DE
9	Nicholas Morrow PHI LB	Marcus Williams BAL S	Cameron Heyward PIT DT
10	Christian Harris HOU LB	Jordan Battle CIN S	Kobie Turner LAR DT
11	Jack Campbell DET LB	Derek Stingley HOU CB	Ogbonnia Okoronkwo CLE DE
12	SirVocea Dennis TB LB	D.J. Turner CIN CB	Anfernee Jennings NE DE
13	Isaiah McDuffie GB LB	Zyon McCollum TB CB	Nik Bonitto DEN DE
14	Blake Cashman HOU LB	Kei'Trel Clark ARI CB	Calijah Kancey TB DT
15	Josh Woods ARI LB	Deane Leonard LAC CB	Emmanuel Ogbah MIA DT
16	Mykal Walker PIT LB	Jeff Okudah ATL CB	George Karlaftis KC DE
17	Tyrel Dodson BUF LB	Kyler Gordon CHI CB	Jonathon Cooper DEN DE
18	David Long MIA LB	Anthony Johnson GB S	Zach Sieler MIA DT
19	Casey Toohill WAS LB	Alohi Gilman LAC S	David Onyemata ATL DT
20		K'Von Wallace TEN S	Bryce Huff NYJ DE
21		Marcus Maye NO S	Calais Campbell ATL DT
22		David Long CAR CB	Davon Godchaux NE DT
23		Jabrill Peppers NE S	Sam Williams DAL DE
24		Tavierre Thomas HOU CB	Jihad Ward NYG DT
25		Taron Johnson BUF CB	Alim McNeill DET DT
26		Juan Thornhill CLE S	Byron Young LAR DE
27		Rasul Douglas BUF CB	Baron Browning DEN DE
28		Quandre Diggs SEA S	Casey Toohill WAS LB
29		Percy Butler WAS S	Leonard Floyd BUF DE
30		Jamal Adams SEA S	Charles Omenihu KC DE
31		Garrett Williams ARI CB	Andrew Van Ginkel MIA DE
32		Geno Stone BAL S	YaYa Diaby TB DE
33		DeMarcco Hellams ATL S
34		Donovan Wilson DAL S
35		John Johnson LAR S
36		Ja'Quan McMillian DEN CB
37		Damontae Kazee PIT S
38		Bradley Roby PHI CB
39		Markquese Bell DAL S
40		Joey Porter PIT CB
41		Xavier Woods CAR S
42		Tony Adams NYJ S
43		Eddie Jackson CHI S
44		Alex Cook CAR S

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Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions

By Steve Hungarter (@IDPHunter)

A true upset happened in this one as the 5-6 Packers somehow swooped in and got the win over an 8-3 Lions team. There were some unexpected turn of events that unfolded during the game. A particularly intriguing and unforeseen occurrence was the Green Bay defensive line overpowering the Lions' offensive line. Until this match, the Lions had been highly regarded for their offensive line prowess, but in this instance, they were clearly outmatched. This development could be attributed to Green Bay's health and this was nice to see.

wdt_ID	TEAM	Player	PTS	Snap%	TCK(2.0+0.5CBs)	AST(1.0)	TFL(1.0)	SK(4.0)	QBH(1.0)	PD(2.0+0.5CBs)	FF(3.0)	FR(3.0)	SnapCount
1	GB	Rashan Gary GB DE	36.00	51%	5	2		3	3		2	1	43
2	GB	Jonathan Owens GB S	30.00	100%	8	4	1					1	84
3	DET	Jerry Jacobs DET CB	18.50	100%	7		1						56
4	GB	Anthony Johnson GB S	17.00	100%	7	1				1			84
5	GB	Corey Ballentine GB CB	16.00	100%	6	1							84
6	GB	Isaiah McDuffie GB LB	16.00	85%	5	6							71
7	DET	Brian Branch DET S	13.00	100%	3	5				1			56
8	DET	Tracy Walker DET S	12.00	75%	5	1			1				42
9	GB	Quay Walker GB LB	11.00	100%	5	1							84
10	DET	Alex Anzalone DET LB	11.00	96%	4	2			1				54
11	GB	Carrington Valentine GB CB	10.00	100%	4								84
12	GB	Karl Brooks GB DT	10.00	36%	1	1			1		1	1	30
13	DET	Kerby Joseph DET S	9.00	100%	4		1						56
14	DET	Derrick Barnes DET LB	9.00	71%	2	4			1				40
15	GB	Lukas Van Ness GB DE	9.00	33%	3		1		2				28
16	GB	Keisean Nixon GB CB	8.50	67%	3	1							56
17	GB	Preston Smith GB DE	7.00	65%		4			1	1			55
18	GB	Kingsley Enagbare GB DE	6.00	50%	2				2				42
19	DET	Aidan Hutchinson DET DE	5.00	95%	1	1	1		1				53
20	DET	Alim McNeill DET DT	5.00	80%	1	3							45
21	GB	Tedarrell Slaton GB DT	5.00	61%	2	1							51
22	DET	Jack Campbell DET LB	5.00	55%	2	1							31
23	GB	Kenny Clark GB DT	4.00	76%		2			2				64
24	DET	Cameron Sutton DET CB	3.50	100%	1	1							56
25	DET	Josh Paschal DET DE	3.00	52%	1	1							29
26	GB	Devonte Wyatt GB DT	3.00	46%	1				1				39
27	DET	Levi Onwuzurike DET DT	2.00	12%	1								7
28	DET	John Cominsky DET DE	1.00	41%		1							23
29	DET	Quinton Bohanna DET DT	1.00	39%		1							22

IDP Takeaways Green Bay Packers

Rashan Gary beat Taylor Decker three times for three sacks. Gary is simply sensational when healthy, to say he is breaking out is such an understatement. Gary was already the team's sack leader and continues to increase his game play adding three more sacks to his resume. Also worth mentioning, is the fumble recovery as mentioned above was sorely needed as this team was getting the reputation of not generating turnover. It is safe to say, he is back.

Another surprise was Green Bay entered this game, with the second-fewest turnovers on defense. That changed with two forced fumbles. One of those was a Jonathan Owens interception return for a touchdown. (more on that below)

The secondary held up and looked sharp, particularly at cornerback. I believe a lot of that might have been because of the pass rush. Still giving credit where credit is due, they were able to hold Amon-Ra St. Brown to a pedestrian ten yards per catch, which wasn't enough in this. Jared Goff was limited to just a 6.9 passing average as well so the secondary did their job.

IDP Waiver Wire Green Bay Packers

Isaiah McDuffie (2%) is always a name to add off waivers here simply because the top two options are usually hurt he is starting to generate interest as a fill-in, especially after this 11 tackles (five being solos) performance. He is starting to have a good season of the other two guys' scraps.

Preston Smith (5%) had 65% snaps and four tackles. He has had a reputation for showing up on TNF.

Jonathan Owens (8%) not just the turnovers, but the tackle for a loss and a key hit on Lions RB Jahmyr Gibbs in the third quarter set the tone. Keep an eye on injuries if Darnell Savage or Rudy Ford are to miss again, as Owens has a history of showing up and having a few games when called upon, before disappearing a few games. He should be available on the waiver wire.

IDP Takeaways Detroit Lions

Perhaps we have praised the Lions' offensive line this year a little too much. They did not show up for this matchup, and it was the X factor, giving up three sacks and 12 quarterback hits. The Lions were not able to get to Love, while Goff was gotten to a little too much was the biggest mismatch in this game.

Taking all this into account the Lions will need to figure this out before the playoffs, as several teams are loaded on the defensive front and they are starting to get a reputation for not being able to rise up to top completion like the Ravens game. I am hopeful the coaching staff could fix these tweaks.

IDP Waiver Wire Detroit Lions

Brian Branch (12%) has earned himself top-tier rankings, in this game he gave us eight tackles. Expect him in the tier 2 of DB rankings moving forward.

Jerry Jacobs (28%) has seven tackles albeit due to the game script. Still, he is worth a look in deep leagues where you don't have anyone or need a CB.

Derrick Barnes (9%) to the aggrevations of fans everywhere still continues to vulture tackles from better options named Jack Campbell, so you could start him too even though no one wants to.

Alim McNeill (2%) is a name to start to get used to in deep contests. As a DT, he eats up a lot of double teams so nothing exciting, he's been steady at 3-6 tackles per week.

Tracy Walker's (6%) or Kerby Joseph's (12%) rotation is enough to drive you mad but it's still wacky enough that you could start either one.

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Washington Commanders at Dallas Cowboys

By Steve Tomasin (@DynastySanta)

wdt_ID	TEAM	Player	PTS	Snap%	TCK(2.0+0.5CBs)	AST(1.0)	TFL(1.0)	SK(4.0)	QBH(1.0)	INT(6.0)	PD(2.0+0.5CBs)	FF(3.0)	SnapCount
1	DAL	Daron Bland DAL CB	41.30	90%	7	3				1	1		70
2	DAL	Johnathan Hankins DAL DT	19.00	40%	3	1	2	2.00	2				31
3	DAL	Damone Clark DAL LB	17.00	83%	7	2	1						65
4	DAL	Micah Parsons DAL DE	15.00	82%	2	1	1	1.50	3				64
5	DAL	Stephon Gilmore DAL CB	14.50	90%	4	2					1		70
6	WAS	Percy Butler WAS S	12.00	100%	4						2		54
7	DAL	Jourdan Lewis DAL CB	12.00	83%	4	2							65
8	WAS	Cody Barton WAS LB	11.00	100%	4	2	1						54
9	WAS	Kendall Fuller WAS CB	11.00	100%	4	1							54
10	WAS	Jamin Davis WAS LB	11.00	76%	2	4						1	41
11	DAL	Osa Odighizuwa DAL DT	11.00	59%	4	1	1		1				46
12	WAS	Kamren Curl WAS S	10.00	100%	4	1			1				54
13	DAL	Donovan Wilson DAL S	10.00	90%	2	4					1		70
14	WAS	Daron Payne WAS DT	10.00	83%	3		2				1		45
15	DAL	Malik Hooker DAL S	9.00	91%	3	3							71
16	DAL	Juanyeh Thomas DAL S	8.00	35%	3						1		27
17	WAS	Benjamin St-Juste WAS CB	7.50	100%	3								54
18	DAL	Markquese Bell DAL S	7.00	77%	1	3					1		60
19	DAL	Sam Williams DAL DE	6.00	44%	2	2							34
20	DAL	Chauncey Golston DAL DT	6.00	24%	2	1							19
21	DAL	Dorance Armstrong DAL DE	5.00	38%	2				1				30
22	WAS	Khaleke Hudson WAS LB	5.00	33%	2	1							18
23	WAS	Jonathan Allen WAS DT	4.00	81%	1		1		1				44
24	DAL	Dante Fowler DAL DE	4.00	32%		1		0.50	1				25
25	DAL	Rashaan Evans DAL LB	4.00	19%	1	2							15
26	WAS	Casey Toohill WAS LB	3.00	81%	1	1							44
27	WAS	Jartavius Martin WAS S	3.00	69%	1	1							37
28	WAS	Danny Johnson WAS CB	2.50	20%	1								11
29	WAS	K.J. Henry WAS DE	2.00	57%	1								31
30	DAL	Mazi Smith DAL DT	2.00	26%	1								20
31	WAS	Jalen Harris WAS DE	2.00	13%	1								7
32	DAL	Israel Mukuamu DAL S	2.00	9%	1								7
33	DAL	Neville Gallimore DAL DT	1.00	22%		1							17
34	DAL	Demarcus Lawrence DAL DE	0.00	45%									35

IDP Takeaways Washington Commanders

There were not a ton of IDP fantasy points to go around in this game. Percy Butler topped the Commanders group with just 12 IDP fantasy points. Turns out, when the Commanders aren't playing the New York Giants, they even stink by IDP fantasy metrics.

No major takeaways beyond Cody Barton immediately returning to play 100% of the snaps as LB1 and reducing Jamin Davis back to LB2 duties and 76% of the snaps. This is how they should be valued for IDP fantasy going forward.

IDP Waiver Wire Washington Commanders

Cody Barton, Percy Butler, and Casey Toohill are about the only worthy Commanders possibly on waivers who could help your IDP teams. They are all very much matchup-dependent.

IDP Takeaways Dallas Cowboys

History was made! Even as an Eagles fan, it was really cool to see Daron Bland return his fifth interception for a TD this season to set a new NFL record. As we wrote, when he has a top-10 matchup in terms of fantasy points against CBs, he is a better option in your starting lineup than even most safeties.

Demarcus Lawrence is officially washed and hopefully, Sam Williams gets some more run and a larger share of snaps going forward.

Rumors of Shaquille Leonard signing have been swirling but he left his meeting with the Cowboys contractless. It would be interesting to see who he displaces between Damone Clark and Markquese Bell.

IDP Waiver Wire Dallas Cowboys

Donovan Wilson saw his playing time spike up to 90% so let's hope that trend continues and he becomes usable for IDP fantasy managers once again.

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San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks

wdt_ID	TEAM	Player	PTS	Snap%	TCK(2.0+0.5CBs)	AST(1.0)	TFL(1.0)	SK(4.0)	QBH(1.0)	INT(6.0)	PD(2.0+0.5CBs)	SnapCount
1	SEA	Jordyn Brooks SEA LB	34.20	88%	7	5				1	1	58
2	SF	Nick Bosa SF DE	23.00	88%	3	2	2	2.00	5			49
3	SF	Javon Hargrave SF DT	18.00	71%	2	5	1	1.50	2			40
4	SF	Charvarius Ward SF CB	17.00	93%	3	2					3	52
5	SEA	Julian Love SEA S	16.00	91%	6	4						60
6	SF	Tashaun Gipson SF S	15.00	100%	4	1	1	1.00	1			56
7	SEA	Devon Witherspoon SEA CB	14.50	100%	4	1	1				1	66
8	SEA	Bobby Wagner SEA LB	14.00	100%	4	4			2			66
9	SF	Ambry Thomas SF CB	13.70	82%	1					1	2	46
10	SF	Dre Greenlaw SF LB	13.00	100%	5	3						56
11	SF	Deommodore Lenoir SF CB	13.00	100%	4	3						56
12	SF	Arik Armstead SF DT	13.00	57%	2	3		1.00	2			32
13	SEA	Quandre Diggs SEA S	12.00	100%	4	2					1	66
14	SEA	Jamal Adams SEA S	11.00	100%	3	3	2					66
15	SF	Fred Warner SF LB	9.00	100%	3	3						56
16	SEA	Leonard Williams SEA DT	9.00	86%	2	2	1		2			57
17	SEA	Darrell Taylor SEA DE	9.00	35%	1		1	1.00	2			23
18	SF	Oren Burks SF LB	7.00	21%	3	1						12
19	SF	Ji'Ayir Brown SF S	5.00	100%	1	3						56
20	SEA	Jarran Reed SEA DT	5.00	89%	1	3						59
21	SEA	Boye Mafe SEA DE	4.00	83%	2							55
22	SF	Kevin Givens SF DT	4.00	32%		1		0.50	1			18
23	SEA	Derick Hall SEA DE	4.00	24%	1	2						16
24	SEA	Michael Jackson SEA CB	3.50	61%	1	1						40
25	SEA	Dre'Mont Jones SEA DT	3.00	62%	1	1						41
26	SF	Javon Kinlaw SF DT	3.00	39%	1				1			22
27	SF	Randy Gregory SF DE	3.00	32%	1		1					18
28	SEA	Tre Brown SEA CB	2.50	21%	1							14
29	SEA	Mario Edwards SEA DE	2.00	20%		2						13
30	SEA	Jon Rhattigan SEA LB	2.00	0%	1							0
31	SF	Clelin Ferrell SF DE	1.00	34%		1						19

IDP Takeaways San Francisco 49ers

IDP Waiver Wire San Francisco 49ers

IDP Takeaways Seattle Seahawks

IDP Waiver Wire Seattle Seahawks

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Miami Dolphins at New York Jets

By Steve Hungarter (@IDPHunter)

The big plays on and fast players on defense and on offense are what people remember most but it was the guys in the trenches that sealed the victory here. The Dolphins making quick work of the Jets' horrible offensive line and getting to quarterback Tim Boyle is the story here as they sacked him 5 times.

wdt_ID	TEAM	Player	PTS	Snap%	TCK(2.0+0.5CBs)	AST(1.0)	TFL(1.0)	SK(4.0)	QBH(1.0)	INT(6.0)	PD(2.0+0.5CBs)	FF(3.0)	FR(3.0)	SnapCount
1	MIA	Jevon Holland MIA S	33.90	76%	5					1	1			44
2	NYJ	D.J. Reed NYJ CB	30.50	100%	8	2				1	1			70
3	NYJ	C.J. Mosley NYJ LB	26.00	100%	9	5	1				1			70
4	MIA	Jerome Baker MIA LB	23.10	71%	6		1			1	2			41
5	NYJ	Brandin Echols NYJ CB	21.00	51%	1	1				1	1			36
6	MIA	Christian Wilkins MIA DT	18.00	64%	3		2	2	2					37
7	MIA	Jaelan Phillips MIA DE	18.00	60%	3	1	3	1	2		1			35
8	MIA	Emmanuel Ogbah MIA DT	14.00	24%	1	1		1.5	2			1		14
9	NYJ	Ashtyn Davis NYJ S	13.00	20%	4						1		1	14
10	MIA	Da'Shawn Hand MIA DT	12.00	40%	3		1	1	1					23
11	NYJ	Ahmad Gardner NYJ CB	11.50	100%	2	4					1			70
12	NYJ	Jordan Whitehead NYJ S	11.00	100%	5	1								70
13	MIA	Kader Kohou MIA CB	9.50	83%	3	2								48
14	NYJ	Quinnen Williams NYJ DT	9.00	70%	3	3								49
15	MIA	Zach Sieler MIA DT	9.00	55%	1	1	1	1	1					32
16	MIA	David Long MIA LB	8.00	67%	3	1			1					39
17	NYJ	Bryce Huff NYJ DE	8.00	49%	1		1	1	1					34
18	NYJ	Solomon Thomas NYJ DT	8.00	40%	1	3		0.5	1					28
19	MIA	Jalen Ramsey MIA CB	7.50	83%	3									48
20	NYJ	Quincy Williams NYJ LB	7.00	96%	2	3								67
21	NYJ	Tony Adams NYJ S	6.00	100%	1	4								70
22	MIA	Raekwon Davis MIA DT	6.00	55%	1	1		0.5	1					32
23	MIA	Bradley Chubb MIA DE	5.00	79%	1	1			2					46
24	NYJ	Jermaine Johnson NYJ DE	5.00	69%	1	3								48
25	NYJ	Micheal Clemons NYJ DE	5.00	23%		2		0.5	1					16
26	MIA	Nik Needham MIA CB	4.50	21%	1	2								12
27	MIA	DeShon Elliott MIA S	4.00	81%	1						1			47
28	NYJ	Will McDonald NYJ DE	4.00	20%	2									14
29	NYJ	Adrian Amos NYJ S	4.00	10%	2									7
30	MIA	Andrew Van Ginkel MIA DE	3.00	50%	1	1								29
31	MIA	Xavien Howard MIA CB	2.50	83%							1			48
32	MIA	Brandon Jones MIA S	2.00	24%	1									14
33	NYJ	Quinton Jefferson NYJ DT	1.00	50%		1								35
34	NYJ	Tanzel Smart NYJ DT	1.00	24%		1								17
35	MIA	Cam Smith MIA CB	1.00	19%		1								11

IDP Takeaways Miami Dolphins

Jevon Holland's 99-yard touchdown for interception was a thing of beauty and might have been the nail in the coffin (if it was not sealed shut already) on the Jet's terrible offensive season. He also had 5 tackles.

Christian Wilkins gets two sacks in this game. He is known for tackles, so always nice to see him get to the QB.

Jerome Baker's six tackles or David Long's four tackles is always anyone's guess and will be throughout the season as either one proves to be a consistent answer. The team is looking to fill that inside role with other solutions.

Losing Jaelan Phillips for the rest of the season is a brutal blow to both the Dolphins and IDP managers alike. Look for increased workloads and production from Bradley Chubb, Andrew Van Ginkel, and possibly even Emmanuel Ogbah.

IDP Waiver Wire Miami Dolphins

Andrew Van Ginkel (4%) played middle linebacker in this one. The defense is still trying to figure things out but Van Ginkel has been moved around the field so will be in play.

Emmanuel Ogbah (3%) is the player to own and the immediate replacement for Phillips due to his injury.

Kader Kohou (14%) is a cornerback with many tackle-heavy weeks. For players stuck on bye weeks and need to find a guy he usually logs good snap usage and gets you 4-9 tackles a week.

IDP Takeaways New York Jets

The Jet defense was punchy, but eventually caved in. They were on the field an alarming 32 minutes of the first 45 and that is a way to wear out your defense. At this point, statistically, the Jets offense is one of the worst in history. Seriously, the Jets are on pace as being the third-worst offense in a decade converting just 22.9% of third downs. They are breaking records the wrong way, the first team since 2009 Rams to score less than 11 offensive touchdowns in 11 games.

Fun fact I'll share. Do you know what offense was last in the NFL last season? The Denver Broncos. They both have one link between them: Nathaniel Hackett.

I said all that to convey the point of just how fragile the correlation between a strong defense versus a weak offense really is. I am not saying anything groundbreaking here, but it is a shame that this defense is being burned out. At one point they held the Dolphins to just 7-0 and stopped the Dolphins on a fourth and goal, it's entirely unfair to keep a unit on the field as long as they have been and it is starting to show.

IDP Waiver Wire New York Jets

The Jets have a defensive back named Brandin Echols (4%), who scored a TD off an interception thrown by Tua Tagovailoa. As this team looks for next season, he may see himself increase his role. I always hate predicting DB backups, but he is a player I have been scouting and has been getting some run over two games.

Top rookie draft pick Will McDonald (27%) is starting to get playing time (trending up to 20 percent now) and notched two tackles. As the season winds down, he may be a viable playing option.

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New Orleans Saints at Atlanta Falcons

By Shawn Teague (@shawn8386)

wdt_ID	TEAM	Player	PTS	Snap%	TCK(2.0+0.5CBs)	AST(1.0)	TFL(1.0)	SK(4.0)	QBH(1.0)	INT(6.0)	PD(2.0+0.5CBs)	FF(3.0)	FR(3.0)	SnapCount
1	ATL	Jessie Bates ATL S	45.20	99%	7	5				1	1	1		71
2	NO	Tyrann Mathieu NO S	26.10	100%	3	1			1	2	2			62
3	ATL	Jeff Okudah ATL CB	18.50	89%	7	1								64
4	NO	Marcus Maye NO S	15.00	100%	5	3	2							62
5	NO	Pete Werner NO LB	15.00	95%	7	1								59
6	ATL	Dee Alford ATL CB	14.50	64%	4	2					1			46
7	ATL	Kaden Elliss ATL LB	14.00	100%	4	2	2				1			72
8	NO	Carl Granderson NO DE	14.00	85%	4	6								53
9	ATL	DeMarcco Hellams ATL S	11.00	53%	4	3								38
10	NO	Alontae Taylor NO CB	10.50	95%	3	3								59
11	NO	Paulson Adebo NO CB	10.00	100%	4									62
12	NO	Demario Davis NO LB	10.00	100%	4	2								62
13	ATL	Richie Grant ATL S	9.00	75%	3	1					1			54
14	NO	Malcolm Roach NO DT	9.00	45%	1	5					1			28
15	ATL	David Onyemata ATL DT	8.00	64%	2				1			1		46
16	ATL	Arnold Ebiketie ATL DE	8.00	35%	1		1	1	1					25
17	ATL	Nate Landman ATL LB	7.00	74%	3	1								53
18	ATL	Calais Campbell ATL DT	7.00	64%	1	4			1					46
19	NO	Khalen Saunders NO DT	7.00	50%	2	3								31
20	NO	Bryan Bresee NO DT	5.00	44%		3					1			27
21	ATL	Albert Huggins ATL DT	5.00	32%	1								1	23
22	ATL	Tre Flowers ATL CB	4.50	11%	1	1	1							8
23	NO	Zack Baun NO LB	4.00	27%	1	1	1							17
24	ATL	Mike Hughes ATL CB	3.50	25%	1	1								18
25	ATL	Bud Dupree ATL DE	3.00	69%	1		1							50
26	NO	Nathan Shepherd NO DT	3.00	58%	1	1								36
27	ATL	Kentavius Street ATL DT	3.00	51%	1	1								37
28	NO	Jason Pierre-Paul NO DE	3.00	27%	1	1								17
29	ATL	A.J. Terrell ATL CB	2.50	100%							1			72
30	NO	Isaac Yiadom NO CB	2.00	71%		2								44
31	ATL	Ta'Quon Graham ATL DT	2.00	32%	1									23
32	ATL	Lorenzo Carter ATL DE	2.00	28%	1									20
33	NO	Cameron Jordan NO DE	1.00	73%		1								45
34	ATL	Zach Harrison ATL DE	1.00	33%		1								24
35	NO	Jordan Howden NO S	1.00	11%		1								7

IDP Takeaways New Orleans Saints

Carl Granderson was high on the breakout candidate list this offseason and he hasn’t disappointed this season as his play secured him a fat new contract. Against the Falcons, Granderson led the team with a whopping career-high 10 tackles. Not a single tackle went for a loss, and he recorded no QB hits, but his big tackle day made up for those deficiencies. He has a tougher matchup against Detroit next week, but he averages five tackles per game and he has sack upside. He is a solid starting option.

Tyrann Mathieu followed up a season-high eight-tackle performance against Minnesota with a two-interception display against the Falcons. He added four total tackles and recorded the team's only QB hit on the day. Mathieu isn’t being started in most leagues, but when the matchup is favorable he has shown to still be capable of these big-play days. The Falcons came into this game giving up the eighth most points to safeties. Detroit is Mathieu’s next opponent and they are giving up the tenth most points to safeties. If you want to take a risk next week on a safety with some big play upside, Mathieu could be your guy.

Two-time Super Bowl champion, Jason Pierre-Paul made his season debut for his third team in three years on Sunday when he took the field for the Saints. He played 17 snaps and registered two combined tackles. Now in his 14th season, JPP is just a rotational piece on the defensive line. He isn’t worth sprinting to the waiver wire, but he could find a spot on deep best-ball lineups.

IDP Waiver Wire New Orleans Saints

Tyrann Mathieu and Marcus Maye are both good pickups this week against the Detroit Lions who are giving up the tenth most points to safeties. Maye is the floor guy and Mathieu is the ceiling play for those who feel like taking the risk.

Paulson Adebo and Alontae Taylor are two solid streaming options at cornerback for next week's Detroit matchup. With Marshon Lattimore going on IR, Isaac Yiadom will also see an increase in playing time. He is also worth streaming consideration, but Adebo and Taylor will get more playing time.

IDP Takeaways Atlanta Falcons

We had several big IDP performances this week, but none scored bigger than Jessie Bates. He collected 12 tackles, one QB hit, one pass deflection, and he forced two red zone turnovers against the Saints. Bates returned an interception 92 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter, and then he ended the third by forcing a Taysom Hill fumble. Bates is getting hot at the right time for teams to make that final fantasy playoff push.

This was the first time Kaden Elliss and David Onyemata went up against their old New Orleans team. Elliss registered six combined tackles and two tackles for a loss. He started the game hot but ended up fizzling out later in the game. Onyemata managed two solo tackles, and one QB hit, and he forced a Derek Carr fumble in the third quarter. Nothing too crazy in the boxscore for these two, “revenge games” sound nice for hype but they don’t always equal top performances for the players involved. Both Elliss and Onyemata are solid starting options at their respective positions.

Some curious snap count numbers this week. Nathan Landman saw his playing time reduced to 74% of the defensive snaps and Richie Grant saw a similar drop to 75% of the defensive snaps. Both Landman and Grant managed four tackles each. Rookie DeMarcco Hellams saw a big increase up to 53% of the defensive snaps and he collected 7 total tackles. It could be game script, but it could also be Hellams starting to take over. This is a situation that needs to be monitored because Landman and Grant could be liabilities if left in your starting lineups.

IDP Waiver Wire Atlanta Falcons

DeMarcco Hellams is a potential stash in deep leagues if you have the extra roster space. He is potentially taking more playing time from Richie Grant/Nate Landman.

David Onyemata is a fine streaming option at defensive tackle if your league requires the position.

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Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals

By Johnny Christofi (@JohnnyFreakInF1)

wdt_ID	TEAM	Player	PTS	Snap%	TCK(2.0+0.5CBs)	AST(1.0)	TFL(1.0)	SK(4.0)	QBH(1.0)	INT(6.0)	PD(2.0+0.5CBs)	FF(3.0)	FR(3.0)	SnapCount
1	PIT	T.J. Watt PIT DE	24.00	91%	5		1	2	2			1		39
2	CIN	Mike Hilton CIN CB	23.00	80%	8		2		1					57
3	CIN	D.J. Turner CIN CB	19.00	100%	4	1					2		1	71
4	PIT	Trenton Thompson PIT S	18.60	98%	5					1	1			42
5	CIN	Logan Wilson CIN LB	16.00	96%	6	4								68
6	CIN	Dax Hill CIN S	14.00	100%	5	2					1			71
7	PIT	Cameron Heyward PIT DT	13.00	81%	3	1	1	1	1					35
8	PIT	Elandon Roberts PIT LB	11.00	100%	4	2	1							43
9	CIN	Jordan Battle CIN S	11.00	83%	3	5								59
10	CIN	Trey Hendrickson CIN DE	10.00	69%	2		1	1	1					49
11	CIN	Myles Murphy CIN DE	10.00	31%	1	2	1	1	1					22
12	PIT	Damontae Kazee PIT S	9.00	100%	2	3					1			43
13	CIN	Germaine Pratt CIN LB	9.00	85%	3	3								60
14	PIT	Mykal Walker PIT LB	9.00	77%	4	1								33
15	PIT	Nick Herbig PIT DE	8.00	7%	1		1	1	1					3
16	CIN	Sam Hubbard CIN DE	7.00	76%	2	2	1							54
17	CIN	Zach Carter CIN DT	7.00	52%		4						1		37
18	PIT	Joey Porter PIT CB	6.00	100%	1	1					1			43
19	PIT	Patrick Peterson PIT CB	6.00	95%	1	1					1			41
20	CIN	D.J. Reader CIN DT	5.00	72%	2	1								51
21	CIN	Akeem Davis-Gaither CIN LB	5.00	17%	2	1								12
22	CIN	Chidobe Awuzie CIN CB	4.50	97%	1	2								69
23	CIN	Nick Scott CIN S	4.00	20%	1	2								14
24	PIT	Larry Ogunjobi PIT DT	3.00	70%					1		1			30
25	CIN	B.J. Hill CIN DT	3.00	69%		2			1					49
26	PIT	Keeanu Benton PIT DT	3.00	51%	1	1								22
27	PIT	Chandon Sullivan PIT CB	2.50	42%	1									18
28	PIT	Levi Wallace PIT CB	2.50	26%							1			11
29	CIN	Jalen Davis CIN CB	2.50	6%	1									4
30	CIN	Cam Sample CIN DE	2.00	25%	1									18
31	CIN	Josh Tupou CIN DT	2.00	20%		2								14
32	PIT	Alex Highsmith PIT DE	1.00	93%		1								40

IDP Takeaways Pittsburgh Steelers

DT Cameron Heyward played a season-high 81% defensive snaps vs. Cincinnati. Along with 4 tackles, he also recorded his first sack of the season.

OLB Alex Highsmith tied his season high in snap percentage (93%) but only managed 1 tackle against Cincinnati.

ILB Elandon Roberts played 100% defensive snaps against Cincinnati, once again posting a team-high 6 tackles.

DB Trenton Thompson started again in place of the injured Minkah Fitzpatrick, recording 5 tackles and an INT in Week 12.

IDP Waiver Wire Pittsburgh Steelers

Cameron Heyward should be rostered in 2+DL leagues. Although Heyward just recorded his first sack of 2023, he has combined for 18 tackles over his last 4 games since returning from injury. Heyward's next 4 games are against defenses who all give up top-10 most points to DTs. He's a top 20-25 DL player for weeks 13-16.

Alex Highsmith should still be considered a top-15 DL player for Week 13 in a friendlier matchup vs Arizona.

Elandon Roberts should continue to consistently post team-leading tackle numbers down the stretch. Start him as an LB2 with a high floor and solid ceiling in Week 13 vs. Arizona.

If Minkah Fitzpatrick returns, I simply don't think Trenton Thompson is rosterable. However, if Fitzpatrick is once again ruled out vs. Arizona, I like Thompson as a streamable DB as he's more than held his own for Pittsburgh with Fitzpatrick hurt.

IDP Takeaways Cincinnati Bengals

DE Sam Hubbard returned from a 2-game absence and collected 4 tackles.

ILB Logan Wilson proved useful again, posting 10 tackles against Pittsburgh, but he did suffer an ankle injury late in the 4th quarter.

CB Cam Taylor-Britt was ruled out in Week 12, paving the way for CBs Mike Hilton and DJ Turner II to have more opportunities.

S Jordan Battle once again played an integral role for Cincinnati at safety alongside Dax Hill.

IDP Waiver Wire Cincinnati Bengals

With Sam Hubbard healthy again, he should make for a solid play both for the Bengals and fantasy owners in Week 13 against Jacksonville, who give up the 2nd most points to DEs this season.

Logan Wilson gets an extra day of rest as the Bengals play the Jaguars on Monday night, so as of now I expect him to play. If he doesn't however, expect Germaine Pratt to be a solid LB2 play, with Akeem Davis -Gaither becoming a streaming dart-throw.

Cam Taylor-Britt and Mike Hilton are both solid CB plays in a Week 13 smash spot against Jacksonville, who give up the 6th most points to CBs.

S Jordan Battle should continue to rack up solid tackle numbers alongside Daxton Hill. Jacksonville isn't extremely generous to DBs, but Battle still ranks as a high-upside DB2 in Week 13.

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Jacksonville Jaguars at Houston Texans

By Johnny Christofi (@JohnnyFreakInF1)

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