Week 11 Waiver Wire Pickups: Laurent Robinson and WRs to Propel You to Playoffs

Laurent Robinson has turned into one of Tony Romo's favorite targets. Robinson has capitalized on all of his opportunities to play, and there are no signs this will not continue.

He and the following two players will be valuable additions to any fantasy receiving corp.

Dallas Cowboys WR Laurent Robinson

Laurent Robinson has shined, while the Cowboys receivers have struggled with health. And they have struggled with health a lot this season.

Robinson filled in for Miles Austin this week against the Bills, and he responded with three catches for 73 yards and two touchdowns.

Romo has good chemistry with Robinson and it pays off with stats. Austin will likely be out for at least another week, and that means Robinson will continue to produce.

He is a solid starting option any time he is in the starting lineup.

Oakland Raiders WR Denarius Moore

When Denarius Moore has been given the opportunity to produce, he has—and looks as if he will get plenty of opportunities to produce for the remainder of the season.

The Raiders' passing offense is beginning to take off now that Carson Palmer is getting comfortable in the offense, and Moore is clearly one of his favorite targets.

He has emerged to be a more prominent figure in the offense over fellow receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey.

Moore exploded last week for five catches, 123 yards and two touchdowns. He was clearly Palmer's first option once WR Jacoby Ford went down with an injury. Ford may be out for a while, and while he is out Moore is a must-start. He is also a valuable player even when Ford returns.

Tennessee Titans WR Damian Williams

Damian Williams has emerged as Matt Hasselbeck's favorite target. In the Titans' 30-3 win over the Panthers, Williams led all receivers with seven targets, five catches, 107 yards and one touchdown.

That is two games in a row in which Williams has caught a touchdown pass. He has also caught at least four passes in each of his past three games.

Next week Williams will be facing a Falcons pass defense that is 19th in the NFL in passing yards allowed per game. He is a solid starting option for that week, and will be a productive player for the remainder of the season.