Week two is just about over, and it’s time to highlight top performers widely available in fantasy football leagues. These players contributed enough to spark hope for a successful fantasy season and should be claimed off the waiver wire. Stay to the end for full priority rankings of these waiver wire targets.
Previous Waiver Wire Targets
Keon Coleman had a great game on Thursday Night Football against the Detroit Lions. He caught all six of his targets for 63 receiving yards. He will get fantasy looks specifically due to the injury to DJ Moore. It is unclear how much time he will miss, if any, but Coleman immediately brings value as he jumps up the depth chart. If his volume will be around that six-target mark, he should be claimed off of fantasy football waivers this week as a potential flex or WR3 play.
Alvin Kamara returned to game action in week two against the Baltimore Ravens. He didn’t do anything special yardage-wise, but the volume was great in PPR formats. He saw six targets and finished with five receptions in his first game of 2026.
Darren Waller may be back to being a touchdown machine like he was last season for the Miami Dolphins. The Panthers TE brought in three receptions, two of which ended in the end zone. A good add in deeper leagues or TE premium formats.
Dontayvion Wicks has continued to fill the role of WR2 for the Philadelphia Eagles. He was a fantasy football waiver wire target after week one, and he returns to the list after week two. He had five receptions (six targets) for 74 yards against the Tennessee Titans.
KC Concepcion should not be available in as many fantasy leagues as he is, and he definitely shouldn’t be available after the waiver wire period this week. The Cleveland Browns clearly love him and are creating ways to get him the ball no matter how the overall offense is performing. The volume he has been seeing is more than enough to bring value in PPR formats, even with touchdowns being tough to come by in Cleveland.
Emanuel Wilson took on a big role for the Seattle Seahawks on the ground Sunday. He had 21 carries for 92 yards, including eight consecutive runs late in the fourth quarter. He filled in for an injured Jadarian Price, who missed some of the final quarter with a chest injury. If Price misses time, Wilson jumps into a big role at a position of need for many fantasy players.
Tyreek Hill is the best fantasy football stash option that should be added in leagues with a designated IR spot and where he is IR-eligible. He is sitting on waivers in more than 90% of fantasy leagues, and that just doesn’t make sense if you have an open spot. He could be a huge value play if he’s picked up by a team midseason. Don’t let your league opponents grab him before you do.
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