Finding reliable wide receivers on the waiver wire becomes increasingly difficult as the fantasy football season progresses. With injuries, changing depth charts, and unexpected opportunities creating new options every week, managers may need to take a chance on lesser-known players to stay competitive.
There are four wide receivers worth considering as last-minute streaming options heading into Week 10.
Konata Mumpfield, Los Angeles Rams
Mumpfield could become the Rams' No. 1 receiver over the next few weeks with Puka Nacua headed to injured reserve and Davante Adams also currently sidelined. That should create plenty of opportunities for the young receiver to develop a connection with Matthew Stafford.
Mumpfield probably isn't going to become a consistent 20-point fantasy option, but he doesn't need to be. If he can provide 12 or more fantasy points on a regular basis, that would be a significant boost for managers looking for help at wide receiver this late in the season.
Stafford has a history of making the most of the weapons around him, and the Rams will need to find answers in the passing game if they want to make a playoff push. Mumpfield could benefit considerably from the increased workload.
Tutu Atwell, Los Angeles Rams
Atwell is another Rams receiver who could benefit from the injuries ahead of him on the depth chart. His speed and ability to create explosive plays make him an intriguing streaming option.
The Rams can use Atwell in several ways, whether it's sending him downfield as a deep threat or getting the ball into his hands on sweeps and shorter routes. He simply needs opportunities to operate in space, where his speed can become a problem for opposing defenses.
Atwell is a boom-or-bust option, but if he starts making plays with increased opportunities, he could be worth keeping in fantasy lineups over the next couple of weeks.
Ashton Dulin, Indianapolis Colts
Dulin could be one of the more intriguing waiver-wire additions following the Colts' changes at wide receiver. With Keenan Allen and Josh Downs traded away and Alec Pierce still on injured reserve, Indianapolis needs someone to step up alongside its remaining offensive weapons.
Dulin showcased his potential last week, recording 12.8 fantasy points on just two targets, including a touchdown. His speed gives him the ability to make plays downfield, and his role could grow considerably if he starts seeing five or six targets per game.
Article Continues BelowDaniel Jones will need reliable options in the passing game, especially with opposing defenses likely focusing heavily on Jonathan Taylor and Tyler Warren. Dulin has an opportunity to become a much bigger part of the Colts' offense, making him an intriguing fantasy stash and potential streamer.
Mack Hollins, New England Patriots
Hollins is a streaming option worth considering this week, particularly if A.J. Brown is unable to play. Even if Brown suits up for New England's international matchup in Germany, Hollins has an opportunity to make an impact.
Hollins has a knack for producing unexpected big plays, making him an intriguing gamble for fantasy managers looking for upside. He has recorded at least eight fantasy points in three games this season and is coming off a 12.6-point performance after catching three passes for 36 yards and a touchdown.
He isn't necessarily a reliable weekly starter, but Hollins has shown he can deliver when given opportunities. With Brown's availability worth monitoring, Hollins could be a worthwhile last-minute addition.