Week 6 Waiver Wire: Jackie Battle and 4 Players You Must Add Immediately

By now in fantasy football there's a good chance you're looking to make some moves, as those whom you drafted aren't living up to expectations.

And to either stay ahead of the pack, in the pack, or get into the pack, you need some additions to make your team even better.

To that end, here are four moves you need to make as we're almost to the halfway point this season.

Jackie Battle: RB, Chiefs

With Jamaal Charles out and Thomas Jones being old, the Kansas City Chiefs are going to rely mostly on RB Jackie Battle.

Against the Colts on Sunday, Battle accounted for 140 total yards (121 rushing) on 21 touches en route to helping the Chiefs win a second straight game.

Battle's clearly going to be the main Brahma bull for K.C. the remainder of the season based on that effort, and with his 6'2", 238-pound frame, there's no reason why he can't continue to dominate.

Jason Campbell: QB, Raiders

Although Raiders QB Jason Campbell has only thrown for 1,118 yards, he's also tossed six TDs despite four picks.

And since Oakland has one of the best ground games in the NFL, he is more of a game-managing QB, but nonetheless, will be a great addition if you need a second QB.

It's obvious the Silver and Black are getting better with each week, and Campbell is thriving off having solid playmakers around him.

Buffalo Bills' Defense

Currently the Buffalo defense ranks No. 26 and No. 29 in pass and rush yards allowed, respectively.

However, they also have picked off 12 passes, scored three TDs, recovered four fumbles, and recorded five sacks.

They're a scoring defense that will give up points, but they're good enough to make up for it by forcing turnovers.

Also, with a high-scoring offense helping them, that's forcing opposing offenses to consistently throw the ball to keep pace.

That adds more takeaway opportunities for the Bills' defense, which you should pick up as they're playing better than most right now in terms of fantasy football.

Cincinnati Bengals' Defense

Unlike the Buffalo Bills, the Cincinnati Bengals defense isn't going to score you all the sexy points with picks and TDs.

They will, however, be just as effective as Cincy ranks in the top five in rush and top 10 in pass defense.

In addition, the Bengals have already recorded 13 sacks, recovered five fumbles, and have a safety.

This defense is ideal for a person who doesn't trust the dark sides that force a lot of turnovers and allow points like Buffalo.

The Bengals are a shutdown and punt-forcing type of defense, which isn't bad either, because most leagues score around eight to 12 points if a defense forces a goose egg on the scoreboard.

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