Waiver Wire Week 8: Next Men Up

With Lamar Jackson out, Huntley took 100% of the offensive snaps in Week 7. He delivered 298 passing yards and a touchdown on 34 attempts, stabilizing the offense and proving he can run the system effectively.

Coleman is establishing himself as a reliable asset, logging a season-high 49% snap share against Arizona. He handled 9 carries for 54 yards and caught 2 of 2 targets for 15 yards, showing dual-threat capability.

His involvement continues to climb, hitting a 33% snap share in Week 7. He took 11 carries for 46 yards against Minnesota, marking his highest utilization of the season in a tight rotation.

DeVonta Smith is out, and Lemon instantly absorbed the primary read responsibilities. He secured 7 of 8 targets for 67 yards and a touchdown, commanding a massive 24.2% target share in the offense.

Douglas flashed extreme upside on a 68% snap share in Week 7. He turned his 3 targets into 2 receptions for 70 yards and 2 touchdowns, demanding attention as a potent red-zone threat.

Parkinson maintained a 69% snap share while catching 5 of his 6 targets for 48 yards. With a 20.6% target share in Week 7, he provides a stable floor at a volatile position.

Okonkwo has seen his snap share steadily increase, peaking at 76% in Week 6. He has compiled 20 targets through four active games, making him a reliable volume play in deeper formats.

With Jeremiyah Love sidelined, Knight rushed 7 times for 48 yards in Week 7. He provides immediate depth with 25 carries on the season.

Williams has maintained a stable role, logging a 67% snap share in Week 6. He has secured 26 targets for 205 yards on the season.

McKee stepped in for 100% of snaps in Week 6 and threw 35 times for 211 yards and a touchdown in Week 7. He plays Washington next.

Detroit draws a favorable matchup against Minnesota next week after resting their starters.

Kiner is being phased out of the offense. His snap share plummeted to 11% in Week 7, and he produced just 13 yards on 4 carries.

The R1 #24 pick played 79% of snaps, catching 8 of 10 targets for 129 yards. He continues to dominate man coverage with precise route running.

Drafted R1 #30, Cooper hauled in all 5 of his targets for 115 yards and a touchdown on a 64% snap share, demonstrating explosive vertical ability.

The R1 #20 selection seized the moment with Smith out. He caught 7 passes for 67 yards and a touchdown, operating seamlessly in tight windows.

Drafted R3 #95, Raridon secured 3 of 4 targets for 56 yards and a touchdown on a 54% snap share, flashing excellent body control.

Drafted R3 #89, Thomas was completely erased from the game plan, logging a mere 7% snap share and zero targets.

Caleb Douglas is the rookie to watch next week as his role expands in Miami.

The R2 #54 pick continues to struggle with NFL processing speed. He earned just 1 target and failed to secure a catch against Dallas.