Skip to main content
Come Fan with UsFriday, June 19, 2026

Best fantasy football WR waiver wire pickups for Week 10

Alec Pierce, Romeo Doubs highlight the top waiver wire wide receiver targets entering Week 10.

Tennessee Titans v Indianapolis Colts - NFL 2025
Tennessee Titans v Indianapolis Colts - NFL 2025
Getty Images

Hello and welcome to the Week 10 waiver wire watch!

Another weekend of NFL action is mostly in the books and we’re officially at the halfway point of the 2025 regular season. The league is flush with under-the-radar wideout that can break out a big fantasy performance on any given week and we once again saw plenty of them go off over the weekend.

We’ll go over some performers that you should consider scooping off the waiver wire ahead of Week 10 and as always, we’ll classify a waiver add as someone who is rostered in 60% of leagues at the max.

Week 10 byes: Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, Kansas City Chiefs, Tennessee Titans

Alec Pierce, WR, Indianapolis Colts (16.7%)

The Colts didn’t have their best day in a 27-20 loss to the Steelers, but they at least got a strong showing from Pierce, who caught a season-high six targets for 115 yards on Sunday. The fourth-year wideout has averaged 94 receiving yards a game over his last three outings and he’s starting to prove himself as more than an occasional big-play threat for the offense.

Pierce entered Week 9 ranked second in ADOT among receivers with at least 100 routes run this season and the combination of his explosive play ability and a higher target share could shoot him up the fantasy receiver board. Take note of his ascension.

Week 10 matchup: vs. Atlanta Falcons, 9:30 a.m. ET (Berlin game)

Romeo Doubs, WR, Green Bay Packers (55.8%)

Not many predicted the Packers dropping a sloppy 16-13 game to the Panthers in Week 9 and the NFC North race is suddenly a dogfight. Doubs at least did his part in the losing effort, hauling in seven of 10 targets for 91 yards on Sunday. The fourth-year receiver has been the most reliable wideout for Jordan Love this season and the Pack will need him even more with tight end Tucker Kraft tearing his ACL in the loss.

Doubs is one of a few top-30 fantasy wideouts that is still rostered in less than 60% of leagues, so this will most likely be the final week that you can possibly find him on your waiver wire. Grab him if you have the chance.

Week 10 matchup: vs. Philadelphia Eagles, 8:15 p.m. ET (Monday night)

Tory Horton, WR, Seattle Seahawks (8.7%)

With Cooper Kupp sidelined for the Seahawks’ Sunday night showdown against the Commanders, Horton stepped in and did a superb job at filling the gap. Four receptions for 48 yards and two touchdown is what the rookie was able to produce in their 38-14 road victory and he actually now leads the team in receiving TD’s on the year with five. Take that Jaxon Smith-Njigba!

The fifth-rounder out of the Mountain West Conference is proving that he can step in and make contributions on both the offense and special teams when called upon. Give him a look when scouring the wire for receiver options this week.

Week 10 matchup: vs. Arizona Cardinals, 4:05 p.m. ET

Parker Washington, WR, Jacksonville Jaguars (8.1%)

The Jags were in a bit of a pickle at receiver with Travis Hunter going down with a knee injury and needed someone to step in his place on Sunday. Enter Washington, who led the team with eight receptions for 90 yards in the team’s 30-29 overtime victory against the Raiders. It marked the second straight game where the third-year wideout had been targeted at least nine times and he notched 10+ points in PPR leagues in both of those contests.

Washington could become a go-to option for Trevor Lawrence as the Jags try to stay in the AFC playoff hunt. Search for him on the wire this week.

Week 10 matchup: @ Houston Texans, 1 p.m. ET

More in NFL

NFL
WNFC championship game airing Sunday, June 21st from Ford Center in FriscoWNFC championship game airing Sunday, June 21st from Ford Center in Frisco
NFL

The Women’s National Football Conference Championship will air on ESPN2 this weekend.

By RJ Ochoa
From SBNationExternal Link
Which fictional quarterback would you have lead your team?Which fictional quarterback would you have lead your team?
From SBNationExternal Link
By James Dator
NFL
Best bets for 2026 NFL Offensive Rookie of the YearBest bets for 2026 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year
NFL

There are some good longer-shot options on offensive side of ball for the NFL’s Rookie of the Year.

By Bill Williamson
NFL
Brendan Sorsby is a rare chance to get a top QB cheap, and these teams should go inBrendan Sorsby is a rare chance to get a top QB cheap, and these teams should go in
NFL

This is a no-brainer for some NFL teams.

By James Dator
NFL
Fernando Mendoza has great respect for the Raiders that came before himFernando Mendoza has great respect for the Raiders that came before him
NFL

Fernando Mendoza has great respect for the Raiders that came before him

By RJ Ochoa
NFL
Brendan Sorsby intends to enter NFL Supplemental Draft, per reportsBrendan Sorsby intends to enter NFL Supplemental Draft, per reports
NFL

Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby is entering the NFL Supplemental Draft, per reports

By Mark Schofield

Comments
Loading comments
Getting the conversation ready...