since he was traded from Seattle to Dallas, and last week he was a popular pickup in a lot of leagues when reports said the Cowboys were giving him first-team reps ahead of Joseph Randle and Darren McFadden, which makes sense. If he's still available, make him your No. 1 waiver claim.

Blake Bortles (58 percent ownership) has been playing well for the past five weeks, and we said last week he was the best quarterback to add. Even with the tough matchup against Buffalo in London, he should still be picked up this week and used as a starter with quarterbacks like Aaron Rodgers, Andy Dalton, Peyton Manning and Jay Cutler off this week. He might be better than Manning the rest of the season.

Jordan Cameron (57 percent)has been getting dropped in a lot of leagues with his poor play to start the year, and Miami had a bye in Week 5. But he scored a touchdown in Week 6 at Tennessee, and new interim coach Dan Campbell was the former tight ends coach. Maybe that means something substantial for Cameron when it comes to play calling, or maybe he'll just fulfill his potential. Either way, pick him up where available with his matchup this week against the Texans.

The one position where you might find someone available in the majority of leagues is receiver Stefon Diggs, who has been great the past two games with Charles Johnson (ribs) hurt. Johnson could return this week, but the Vikings should stick with Diggs as their starter opposite