Malik Washington, Miami Dolphins

Rostered in 13.4% of ESPN leagues

There's a lot of talk about how much FAAB to drop on Ollie Gordon or Jaylen Wright this week. While I think you should absolutely submit a claim for both, I wouldn't go spending all of your FAAB on either unless you are absolutely desperate at RB. Instead, consider that the Dolphins could become even more pass-heavy post the Achane injury. Malik Washington is widely available and had 10 targets this past week and has 23 on the season through 3 weeks. Granted, there's not going to be much TD upside in this offense, but I suspect Washington could end up leading this team in targets and receptions

Tre' Harris, Los Angeles Chargers

Rostered in 3.4% of ESPN leagues

He might be my favorite add this week because no one is talking about him, and the Chargers have basically been left for dead by the fantasy community. We do this every year, writing off teams with talent that get off to a slow start after 3 weeks. I'm not saying the Chargers are going to win the Super Bowl, but I would be surprised if they're "bottom 5 offense" bad the rest of the way. Tre' Harris can probably be added for free, and he's worth the speculative bench stash for a few weeks in case he emerges as the team's WR2 in place of Quentin Johnston who has really struggled out the gates. 7 targets and 76 yards against Buffalo is a great start for Harris in week 3, especially given a lot of his utilization came in the 2nd half.

Deshaun Watson, Cleveland Browns

Rostered in 7.7% of ESPN leagues

We're always looking for rushing upside at the QB position for fantasy, and Deshaun Watson is providing a ton of it through 3 weeks. He's 2nd in the NFL in QB rushing attempts and 4th in yards through 3 weeks, and that including a blowout loss to the Jaguars to open the season. I think Watson's job is safe for now, and his effectiveness on the ground has allowed him to quietly be the QB10 on the year. If you're in need at Quarterback, I think Watson is worth an add to stream, especially with the Jets and Titans in two of the next four weeks.