Patrick hauled in four catches for 39 yards and a score in Week 1. Kirk can provide WR3 value as a streamer in deeper leagues when he gets good matchups. Murray is a threat to throw at least three touchdown passes every week and Kirk will see a lot of one-on-one coverage when he shares the field with All-Pro wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins. He should continue to be a part of a prolific passing attack, led by quarterback Kyler Murray, for the rest of the season. Kirk recorded 70 yards and two scores on five catches in Week 1. Christian Kirk of the Arizona Cardinals and Tim Patrick of the Denver Broncos are among my top wide receivers to add off the waiver wire. This is a great week to add wide receivers to your roster if you are weak at the position. He could provide RB2 production if he passes Williams on the depth chart as the Ravens' lead ball carrier. Ty'Son Williams tops the depth chart, but Murray is the more-experienced runner and should provide greater season-long value. The Baltimore Ravens are desperate for production at the running back position due to season-ending injuries to starter J.K. Latavius Murray is another player who should be rostered in all leagues. If Mostert misses games, Mitchell will be an RB2 option. The 49ers have not announced Mostert's timeline for return, but Mitchell should be valuable again in Week 2, regardless of the starter's status. Mitchell recorded 104 rushing yards and a score on 19 carries in his NFL debut. San Francisco 49ers running back Elijah Mitchell made the most of his opportunity in Week 1, when starter Raheem Mostert left the game due to a knee injury.
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