The only concern for Hilliard is what role will Jeremy McNichols play when he returns. Foreman is the safer floor play, as he will see early down usage more often, but Hilliard brings the higher ceiling as he can be used in the passing game and has shown some more explosiveness. With Adrian Peterson now gone, this looks like a two-headed backfield. Additionally, Foreman saw two touches inside the 5-yard line, compared to Hilliard's one. Still, that volume should not be ignored either. Those numbers are a little deceiving though, as he saw eight carries and 37 of those yards in the fourth quarter after the Titans were already down big. He caught his lone target for three yards. Foreman played 50 percent of the snaps and rushed for 19 times for 109 yards. Hilliard finished with 18.3 fantasy points, this a week after he scored 16 in a game, he finished with 10 targets. His big play was a 68-yard touchdown run, showing he has some burst. He played exactly half the snaps in Week 12 and saw 12 carries for 131 yards and a touchdown, adding in two targets in the passing game.
Titans: Hilliard is another back worth targeting off the waiver wire this week. The Chiefs have also been playing much better but remain widely available due to early season struggles. Also, if anyone drops the Bucs because they play the Bills next week, scoop them up. You can also use bench spots to stash a defense that has favorable matchups in the fantasy playoffs, such as the 49ers, Dolphins, Titans and Jaguars. Below is a list of backups running backs worth rostering if you have the starter. Meaning you can use bench spots to grab your running backs handcuffs.
FANTASY FOOTBALL WAIVER FULL
In this stage of the season, you have your full starting lineup available to you each week, so you need less depth on your bench. Think about it like this, most weeks when there is a waiver wire target in high demand it is usually a running back on a team that lost that starter. Right now, having your running back handcuffs is more valuable than that fifth wide receiver. If you have no players on bye or have replacements for the ones who are, you can cut those fringy players who you do not usually start but hold for depth. This is the final week of byes, meaning you no longer need bye-week replacements moving forward. The most important way you can use your waiver claims this week might be gearing up for the fantasy playoffs. There is not a slam dunk waiver wire pickup this week.
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