If you have been hoarding your FAAB money or the number one waiver priority, now is the time to use it. There were so many running back injuries this week that Ty Montgomery became a distant memory by Sunday night, and that means opportunity for some running backs who are widely available. If you blow your FAAB this week, you run the risk of even bigger injuries in Week 5, but that is a risk I am willing to take. The longer you wait, the less time you have for your adds to make an impact. The waiver adds listed below include their ownership in Yahoo! Fantasy leagues as well as the amount in FAAB I would be willing to spend out of a $100 budget.

10-Team League Waiver Adds

Latavius Murray, RB, MIN (19%) – Murray should get the early down and goal line work in Minnesota with Dalvin Cook out, and that has value. His ceiling may not be particularly high, but I would rather secure Murray’s workload than try to figure out the running back situations in Seattle, New York or Green Bay. I would spend even more on Murray if I knew Jerick McKinnon was going to miss significant time with his ankle injury. $50

Deshaun Watson, QB, HOU (35%) – None of the streaming quarterback options have great matchups this week. Deshaun Watson has been the best of the bunch by far through four games, and he didn’t even start in Week 1. After Kansas City this week Watson gets Cleveland in Week 6, so the worst case is you stash him for a week. $10

Will Fuller V, WR, HOU (33%) – Fuller is far from an every week starter, but it was nice to see him find the end zone twice, and we know he has big play ability. While this is a good week for running backs, there isn’t much to choose from at wide receiver, so if you have a need, there is nothing wrong with paying quite a bit for Fuller. $20

Cameron Brate, TE, TB (51%) and O.J. Howard (18%) – In a league where every tight end is going to catch between two and six passes on any given day, you may as well take the guys with big play ability and a fantastic matchup. Tampa Bay’s schedule looks pretty favorable this season, and while that could certainly change, It is possible if you pick up Brate or Howard for this week you could wind up starting them for the entire season. $10

Los Angeles Rams DEF (51%) – The Rams have struggled after dominating Indianapolis in Week 1, but they get Seattle, Jacksonville and Arizona the next three weeks before their bye. They always seem to play Seattle tough, especially at home, and the Seahawks offensive line remains atrocious. $1

Eddie Lacy, RB, SEA (20%) – Lacy was clearly ahead of Thomas Rawls on the depth chart last week, with Rawls a healthy scratch, and it is doubtful anything has changed after Lacy rushed for 52 yards on 11 carries Sunday. That being said, I would be pretty surprised if Lacy stayed on top of the depth chart all season, and it remains to be seen how valuable that spot actually is considering Seattle’s offensive line is probably the worst in the NFL. Lacy needs to be owned, but I’m not sure how often you will feel good starting him. $30

12-Team Leagues

Thomas Rawls, RB, SEA (30%) – In a deeper league where I don’t need to play him right away, I love stashing Rawls in case he does get the starting job at some point. We have actually seen Rawls put up big fantasy numbers in the NFL, which is far more than we can say about someone like Wayne Gallman. $12

C.J. Prosise, RB, SEA (16%) – Pete Carroll says he expects Prosise to play this week, and I expect Prosise to remain the passing down back ahead of J.D. McKissic. That being said, I could be wrong, and Prosise is no sure bet to remain healthy, so don’t go too crazy. $5

Wayne Gallman, RB, NYG (4%) – The Giants are 0-4, and you would think they would give Gallman a long look, even if Paul Perkins and Orleans Darkwa are healthy. Gallman is less proven than Seattle’s running backs and the offensive line is likely just as bad, but if you pick him up now, there is absolutely a chance to catch lightning in a bottle. $10

Devin Funchess, WR, CAR (26%) – I know his big game came against the worst defense in the NFL, but he has a very nice schedule going forward. Funchess needs to be owned, and while I like Will Fuller better, Funchess should be safer week-to-week. $7

14+ Team Leagues

Jacoby Brissett, QB, IND (3%) – Brissett was great in Week 3 against Cleveland, and San Francisco’s defense may be even worse. Brissett can make plays with his legs as well as his arm, and he will be startable in deep leagues Week 6 at Tennessee if Andrew Luck remains out. $1

Aaron Jones, RB, GB (0%) – As of right now it looks like Ty Montgomery will play Week 5 and Jamaal Williams will only miss one game, but those are far from sure things. There is a chance Jones will be the only healthy running back this week against Dallas, and that is incredibly valuable in a deep league. $3

J.D. McKissic, RB, SEA (0%) – I still think C.J. Prosise will get the first crack at passing down work when he is healthy. That being said, I could be wrong, Prosise may not be healthy this week, and he may not stay healthy even if he is right now. $3

Tyler Kroft, TE, CIN (1%)Tyler Eifert is one of the best end zone targets in the league when he is healthy, so it wasn’t a complete surprise to see Andy Dalton target Eifert’s replacement Sunday. Kroft will likely be just as volatile as any other tight end, but I wouldn’t blame you if you wanted to play him over Julius Thomas or Eric Ebron. $5

Chicago Bears DEF (1%) – The Bears still don’t have an interception this season, and only Jacksonville had fewer interceptions last season. That is a problem. That being said, you can forgive the Bears for struggling against Aaron Rodgers, and outside of that game, they have been pretty good despite having an offense that consistently puts them in bad situations. With Dalvin Cook out and Sam Bradford no sure thing, the Bears could be a sneaky play this week. $1