Week 11 Waiver Wire Pickups Highlighted by Allgeier, Tez Johnson and Parker Washington

Tyler Allgeier has a clearly defined role in the Atlanta Falcons offense.

The No. 2 running back on the depth chart is a heavy red-zone presence and has outscored Bijan Robinson on the ground in 2025.

Allgeier's ability to find the end zone, which he did twice on Sunday, must intrigue fantasy football players in need of waiver-wire reinforcements.

A pair of wide receivers based in Florida carry a ton of intrigue as well. Tez Johnson is making the most of his opportunity with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, while Parker Washington continued to showcase his connection with Trevor Lawrence in Week 11.

Tyler Allgeier

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Running back depth is hard to find on the fantasy football waiver wire at this time of year.

Tyler Allgeier showed on Sunday why he's worth adding for a FLEX or RB3 position for the second half of the regular season.

Allgeier scored twice on 11 carries against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday. He scored in four of his last six games.

Bijan Robinson still owns the edge in carries and rushing yards, but there's a clear trust in Allgeier in short yardage and red-zone situations.

Atlanta's schedule sets up nicely for Allgeier to score more in the coming weeks. The Falcons' next three games are against the Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints and New York Jets.

The schedule gets much tougher in December as the fantasy playoffs begin, but for now, Allgeier is set up for more success.

Tez Johnson

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Tez Johnson's two-touchdown performance on Sunday gave him a touchdown in three of his last four games.

Johnson has been a constant in the Tampa Bay passing game amid a slew of injuries on the Bucs offense. Mike Evans is out long-term and Chris Godwin has only played twice this season.

Johnson has at least 40 receiving yards in each of his last five games, a sign that Baker Mayfield gained trust in him, no matter which receivers are on the field.

Tampa Bay's next two matchups against the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Rams aren't ideal, but if Johnson is WR2 behind Emeka Egbuka, he should still get his share of targets and chances to score more.

Parker Washington

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Parker Washington's role inside the Jacksonville Jaguars offense wasn't affected much by Jakobi Meyers' arrival, at least in Week 10.

Washington earned seven targets and caught a touchdown pass from Trevor Lawrence in the loss to the Houston Texans.

The third-year player out of Penn State earned 26 targets over the last three games. That's with Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter, who were both out on Sunday, in the lineup.

The production has potential to change when Thomas, Meyers and Washington are on the field together, but it's clear Lawrence trusts Washington in the passing game.

Washington is nothing more than a low-level WR2 or FLEX player from a fantasy perspective, but he's still worth a pickup if you need wide receiver help at the back end of your roster.