Our very own Zach Charbonnet is absolutely flying under the radar in fantasy leagues, clocking in with a measly 3% roster rate heading into Week 6 waiver wire action. That’s right, only three percent! This dude, who reps the Emerald City every Sunday, is one of the top pickups that fantasy owners are chasing for the upcoming week. It feels criminal, honestly.
Is Charbonnet the Underrated Gem Seattle Needs to Spot?
Fantasy experts are already deep into scouting for Week 6, and Charbonnet’s name is right there at the top of the list for all league types, whether you’re playing PPR, half-PPR, or standard redraft. With such a low roster percentage, it’s clear a lot of folks are sleeping on him. You gotta wonder if that’s a mistake we can exploit, right? For a Seahawks running back to be so available, yet so highly touted for a pickup, it tells you there’s potential there that’s not being recognized by the masses.
Who Else Is Shaking Up the Waiver Wire?
Beyond our guy Charbonnet, the waiver wire is buzzing with a few other names. Pittsburgh Steelers rookie wide receiver Germie Bernard is headlining a lot of these lists, especially with Michael Pittman Jr. and Roman Wilson out. On the running back front, the Philadelphia Eagles are dealing with a ton of injuries, which has Dameon Pierce and Darius Cooper popping up as pickups. Other names like Arizona Cardinals receiver Kendrick Bourne, Cleveland Browns running back Dylan Sampson, and even some quarterbacks like Aaron Rodgers (Pittsburgh Steelers) and Kirk Cousins (Las Vegas Raiders) are on the radar. But let’s be real, for us Seattle faithful, seeing Charbonnet’s name on that list, so accessible, is the real story.
So, what’s next? If you’re a fantasy owner and a Seahawks fan, this is your heads-up for Week 6. Get on the wire, check your league, and don’t let Zach Charbonnet sit on the bench if he’s out there. He’s already making noise as a top pickup, and we need to see if he can deliver the goods. Time to watch our guy prove what he’s worth.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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