Week 10 waiver wire: Malik Willis, Chig Okonkwo, Cam Ward and Tank Dell

Fantasy football: Four pickups available in most leagues: two quarterbacks with rushing upside, a tight end with consistent targets, and a deep threat…

By Fantasy Roundup Staff · November 10, 2026 · Updated November 11, 2026

Four players remain available in a typical 12-team league heading into week 10, each with a Roundup Score between 48 and 50. Malik Willis (QB23, 50) is averaging 14.8 half-PPR points over his last three games with 100 per cent snap share but is questionable with a groin injury. Chig Okonkwo (TE23, 49) caught six of seven targets for 56 yards in week 9 and is questionable with a hip injury. Cam Ward (QB24, 49) threw for 304 yards and two touchdowns in week 8 and is back from bye. Tank Dell (WR57, 48) caught four of nine targets for 105 yards and a touchdown in his second game back from a severe left knee injury.

These players offer different uses this week. Willis and Okonkwo face Thursday uncertainty with their injury reports, whilst Ward hosts Jacksonville and Dell travels to Cleveland. Dell is scoring 3.5 half-PPR points a game above what his usage predicts (18th of 183 receivers), so some touchdown or big-play luck that may not repeat, but his 20 per cent air yards share (72nd of 189 receivers) shows his role in the passing game. Ward is scoring 2.6 half-PPR points a game below what his usage predicts (40th of 51 quarterbacks), so his role is worth more than his recent points.

Fantasy impact

Player by player

Malik Willis

Willis is questionable with a groin injury after completing 13 of 25 passes for 128 yards and an interception in week 9's loss to Detroit. Check the inactive list about 90 minutes before Sunday's kickoff at Indianapolis. Over his last three games he has averaged 14.8 half-PPR points with 182.3 passing yards and 3.7 carries a game on 100 per cent snap share, up from 13.1 half-PPR points a game over eight games this season.

His completion percentage over expected is negative 4.6 (39th of 49 quarterbacks) and his expected points added per attempt is negative 0.12 (40th of 49 quarterbacks) over the season. He is scoring 2.1 half-PPR points a game above what his usage predicts over his last three games (10th of 51 quarterbacks), so some touchdown or big-play luck that may not repeat. Indianapolis has allowed 18.4 half-PPR points a game to quarterbacks, the 11th most of 32.

Chig Okonkwo

Okonkwo is questionable with a hip injury after catching six of seven targets for 56 yards in week 9's loss to the Rams. He played through the injury on 74 per cent of snaps with 21 per cent target share, and was limited in Monday's estimated practice. Check the inactive list about 90 minutes before Thursday's kickoff at the Giants. Over his last three games he has averaged 7.1 half-PPR points with 6.0 targets a game on 76 per cent snap share and 19 per cent target share.

He is scoring 0.9 half-PPR points a game below what his usage predicts over the last three games (76th of 105 tight ends), so his role is worth more than his recent points. His weighted opportunity rating is 0.38 (11th of 113 tight ends) and his air yards share is 15 per cent (18th of 113 tight ends), showing consistent involvement in the passing game. Colson Yankoff took one target in week 9, giving Okonkwo secure work when healthy. New York has allowed 9.4 half-PPR points a game to tight ends, the 11th fewest of 32.

Cam Ward

Ward completed 26 of 40 passes for 304 yards and two touchdowns in week 8's overtime loss to Cincinnati, adding seven carries for 41 yards for 26.3 half-PPR points. He returns from Tennessee's bye week averaging 12.9 half-PPR points over his last three games with 195.7 passing yards and 4.0 carries a game on 100 per cent snap share. That output varies widely: 26.3 half-PPR points in week 8, 6.8 in week 6, and 5.7 in week 7.

Ward is scoring 3.5 half-PPR points a game below what his usage predicts over his last three games (42nd of 51 quarterbacks), so his role is worth more than his recent points. His completion percentage over expected is negative 0.7 (30th of 49 quarterbacks) and his expected points added per attempt is negative 0.08 (34th of 49 quarterbacks). Jacksonville has allowed 13.9 half-PPR points a game to quarterbacks, the 6th fewest of 32.

Tank Dell

Dell caught four of nine targets for 105 yards and a touchdown in week 9's win over the Chargers, his second game back from a severe left knee injury suffered in December 2024. He played 47 per cent of snaps with 24 per cent target share, up from 23 per cent snap share in week 7. Xavier Hutchinson (81 per cent snap share, five targets), Nico Collins (73 per cent, four targets) and Kayshon Boutte (33 per cent, five targets) also saw work, making Dell's role uncertain.

Dell is scoring 3.5 half-PPR points a game above what his usage predicts over two games (18th of 183 receivers), so some touchdown or big-play luck that may not repeat. His weighted opportunity rating is 0.35 (68th of 189 receivers) and his air yards share is 20 per cent (72nd of 189 receivers), showing modest involvement in Houston's passing game. Add him as a speculative depth piece with big-play upside, but his snap share and target competition limit his weekly floor. Cleveland has allowed 23.9 half-PPR points a game to receivers, the 10th fewest of 32.

What to do

• Add Tank Dell as a speculative depth piece with big-play upside, but expect snap share and target competition to limit his weekly floor.

• Monitor Malik Willis and Chig Okonkwo's injury reports closely before their games, and do not add them if they are ruled out.

• Add Cam Ward only if you need a streaming option against Jacksonville, as his efficiency remains poor despite the week 8 spike.

• Stream Okonkwo at tight end if he clears the injury report, as his 19 per cent target share over three games offers a safer floor than most waiver options.