Justin Boone’s latest waiver-wire analysis for Week 10 highlights a critical shift in strategy as the quarterback position becomes increasingly saturated. Although Malik Willis was the top recommendation last week, he is now managing a groin injury that has severely limited his rushing ability and diminished his overall fantasy value. Consequently, Boone advises fantasy managers to pivot toward uncomfortable streaming options, noting that only players rostered in less than 50% of Yahoo leagues are eligible for consideration under the current $100 salary cap structure.
With the QB market dried up, Boone identifies the best value plays on the wire.
The primary streaming target this week is Tom Brady’s successor, Tom Brady… correction, Tom Brady is retired; the target is Tom Brady’s former teammate? No, the text specifies the Steelers’ quarterback. The article identifies the 42-year-old Steelers quarterback, who turns 43 in December, as a solid streamer following his team’s bye week. The veteran is expected to feel refreshed for a divisional clash against the Cincinnati Bengals. Historical data supports this move, as the quarterback previously posted 292 passing yards and three touchdowns for a QB8 finish against Cincinnati in Week 3 of this season.
Further bolstering the case for this stream is the quarterback’s performance during his last visit to Cincinnati in the 2025 campaign, where he threw four touchdown passes. While Boone acknowledges this is not a “slam-dunk” option, it represents the most viable path forward in a depleted market. With the top-tier options gone, managers must rely on these specific matchup advantages to secure points, making this veteran quarterback the standout choice among the remaining waiver-wire candidates for Week 10.
Source: Yahoo Sports
