Top 12 Waiver Adds for Week 4

NIles Paul, TE, Washington Redskins

He may be named like an accountant, but, brother, Niles Paul plays like a construction worker. Assuming that construction worker is fast, athletic, a huge body, and plays for a team that just lost their number-two receiver!

You can't really argue with the numbers; 17 targets in two weeks, nearly 200 yards in total. If Jordan Reed can't get back to the field - and I'd even argue, even if he does return to the field, Kirk Cousins has this team playing more downfield and dynamically than anything we've seen this season - Paul is a fantastic option at tight end that will pay huge, consistent dividends.

He's slightly behind Kelce in terms of upside - Kelce is an athletic monster - but for consistency, Paul outranks him and should be your number one waiver tight end target if you're a favorite in your matchups.