Discover the top Week 6 fantasy football tight ends, including must-start options like Darren Waller and breakout sleepers such as AJ Barner.

If you lost Omarion Hampton to injury and need help at running back, here are the top options. Plus, a wealth of tight ends now seem viable.

We are one-third of the way into the 2025 fantasy football regular season, making this a perfect time for managers to hit the waiver wire and make significant roster adjustments.

The Week 6 rankings are led by some of the usual defensive suspects, as the Steelers, Eagles, Packers and Broncos are all in the top 10. The Rams have a plus matchup against the Ravens, who’ll be without Lamar Jackson, and the Patriots and Raiders are both nice streamers based on their matchups.

Tight end waiver wire suggestions are available here, to help you make the best calls regarding your NFL fantasy roster heading into Week 6. See the list below for potential fantasy football targets you might be able to grab off of the waiver wire this week. Check out the full NFL schedule on FOX Sports!

Week 6 is set to kick off with a Thursday night matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants. If the upcoming slate is anything like the NFL's most recent one, fantasy managers are in for a roller-coaster ride.

Gibbs otherwise took a backseat to David Montgomery in the Lions' game plan, part of which felt fitting for Montgomery's return to his hometown of Cincinnati. However, that shouldn't detract from Gibbs's value going forward.

See the top projected fantasy players for Week 6. Our rankings highlight the best players to start in your fantasy football lineup.

Rico Dowdle put together a historic performance in Week 5 with 206 yards on the ground, making him the top waiver wire add of the week. Michael Carter found the end zone as well and is another strong option for fantasy managers.

Gary Davenport offers some uncomplicated drops and those that might have you shifting in your seat. The choice is yours.