Week 6 Waiver Wire: Andy Dalton and 3 Players You Must Add

There are several guys who are probably sitting on the waiver in your league that you can't afford to pass on. With superstars going down and/or on a bye, you might find yourself in a bind in the coming weeks.

Here are three players who can fill a void if you need to fill a hole, or if you're unhappy with your starters. 

Andy Dalton, Cincinnati Bengals

Andy Dalton is squaring off with the Indianapolis Colts, who look like they're taking this "Suck for Luck" thing more seriously than any of us anticipated any team would.

Dalton to A.J. Green has become a legitimate connection and the Colts don't have the drive or the means to shut it down.

If you need a guy who can get you over 200 yards and a pair of touchdowns this week, Dalton is your guy. Last week, Matt Cassel heaved four touchdowns against the Colts. It's too easy for QBs facing Indy right now. 

Earnest Graham, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

With LeGarrette Blount banged up, Earnest Graham is the guy in Tampa Bay. In PPR leagues, he's already a valuable weapon. However, his increased role against the Saints this week makes him not only a valuable commodity, but a must-start.

The Bucs are going to run the ball early and often. After last week's 45-point shellacking, the Bucs are going to look to rebound by getting back to the style of play that earned them 10 wins just a season ago.

They have a great shot at winning this game and they know they have to plug away on the ground to make it happen.

Ed Dickson, Baltimore Ravens

Ed Dickson is good for four or five catches a game. Even without Mario Williams, the Texans are going to attack Joe Flacco and the Ravens QB is going to utilize Dickson as a hot route. While Ray Rice is instrumental out of the backfield, defenses account for him on every play.

Dickson is a guy that not many people know about, but he's one who can consistently produce points for you. He's not a tight end who is going to take over a game, but he's not a feast or famine guy by any means, either.