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Week 14 Waiver Wire: Devin Singletary, Adonai Mitchell, C.J. Stroud among top targets

December 2, 2025·52 min·5 clips
Matthew Berry tells fantasy managers to shut up about Jackson Smith and Jigba's bad day.
This episode of Fantasy Football Happy Hour focuses on Week 14 waiver wire advice for fantasy football managers. Host Matthew Berry is joined by analysts Connor Rogers, Lawrence Jackson, and Jay Croucher to identify top available players. The hosts analyze running backs like Devin Singletary, who is widely available and has a favorable schedule following the Giants' bye week. They discuss Bam Knight's role in Arizona, Chris Rodriguez Jr.'s touchdown-dependent usage in Washington, and Blake Corum's increasing involvement for the Rams. At wide receiver, they highlight Jaden Higgins' consistent role with C.J. Stroud back and the breakout potential of Jets rookie Adonai Mitchell, who earned 12 targets. Tight ends Brenton Strange and Dalton Schultz are presented as reliable streaming options due to their consistent target shares. A surprising claim is that the Giants' play-calling appeared designed to protect rookie quarterback Jackson Dart by avoiding designed runs and aggressive pass plays, even when trailing. The analysts note Mitchell's 30% target share since joining the Jets and suggest he was a deliberate acquisition, not a "throw-in" in a trade. They also point out that Blake Corum has handled over a third of the Rams' rush attempts in the past month. The tone is energetic, conversational, and filled with inside jokes among the co-hosts, including teasing Berry about his weekly jersey choices. The style is advice-driven, blending statistical analysis with observations about team schemes and player usage. Fantasy managers scrambling for playoff roster depth will appreciate the specific targets and schedule analysis. Listeners seeking in-depth strategic debate or narrative storytelling might find the rapid-fire player recommendations less engaging.
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