How is Wilson still a free agent in so many leagues? A member of this waiver wire article several times in the last few weeks, the Seahawks quarterback has scored 20-plus fantasy points in four of his last six games and took the Buffalo Bills for 39.40 fantasy points. He faces the San Francisco 49ers in Week 16. (Mike Groll/Associated Press)

A lot of owners put Shorts (concussion) on waivers after he missed Week 14. Let their haste be your reward. The talented wideout returned to action last week, posting 101 yards and his fifth double-digit performance in his last five games. An upcoming matchup against the New England Patriots is favorable. (John Bazemore/Associated Press)

It seems Amendola has been added and dropped more times this season than almost anyone, and now is the time to add him again. He returned from a bum heel to post 58 yards, one touchdown and 13.80 fantasy points. An even more valuable asset in PPR leagues, Amendola is a viable No. 3 option in Week 16 against the Bucs. (G. Newman Lowrance/Associated Press)

Hilton has been in this space for multiple weeks. Still, he remains a free agent in a good number of NFL.com leagues. He has put up double-digit fantasy points four of his last seven games and has found the end zone five times in his last six contests. Hilton also has a great matchup next week in Kansas City. (Eric Gay/Associated Press)

The Colts appear to have given a featured backfield role to Ballard, and he's played well with double-digit fantasy points in each of his last three games. While he's still no more than a flex option, it never hurts to add backfield depth to your fantasy roster during your postseason run to a title. (Dave Einsel/Associated Press)

A sleeper quarterback on NFL.com last week, Bradford responded with 377 yards, three touchdowns and 27.98 fantasy points against the Minnesota Vikings. He has another great matchup coming up against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who have surrendered an absolute boatload of fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks. (Scott Rovak/US Presswire)

Pitta, listed a start 'em tight end on NFL.com in Week 14, put up a monster stat line with 125 yards, two scores and 24.50 fantasy points versus the Denver Broncos. He has now scored 10 or more fantasy points in three of his last four games, so owners who need a tight end should grab him for championship week. (Nick Wass/Associated Press)

Ryan Mathews (broken clavicle) was injured against the Carolina Panthers, so Battle or Curtis Brinkley could start against the New York Jets. Based on this good matchup, the potential starter could have some deep-league appeal. Keep tabs on NFL.com to find out the latest on the Chargers backfield situation. (Kevin Terrell/Associated Press)

With Dwayne Bowe done for the season, Jonathan Baldwin and Steve Breaston all but invisible and little help from the running game, McCluster caught seven passes and recorded 59 yards against the Oakland Raiders. He will have some PPR value next week against the Colts and their questionable pass defense. (Paul Spinelli/Associated Press)

Streater has been on a hot streak, posting double-digit fantasy points in two of his last three games. While he has just 62 yards against the Kansas City Chiefs, Streater still tied Denarius Moore for the team lead in catches. He also has more points than Moore and Darrius Heyward-Bey in the last four weeks. (Kevin Terrell/Associated Press)