Week 13 Waiver Wire: Donald Brown and Others You Must Add

The list of solid available players is beginning to dwindle down quite a bit in fantasy football. However, there are still some good acquisitions you can make if your team is missing a piece.

So, here are four players to add before Week 13 kicks off.

Donald Brown, RB, Colts

Donald Brown has arguably been the most consistent player for the Colts this season. He's been one of the few that defenses need to prepare for; however he can still put up respectable numbers.

His most production has come the past three weeks when he's averaged almost 80 total yards per game. Considering for how bad Indy has played this season, that's not bad especially as of recent.

Therefore, if you need a back RB or flex player, Brown can be a good addition off the bench.

Matt Moore, QB, Dolphins

Although the Dallas Cowboys ended Miami's win streak, QB Matt Moore still had a decent games against a great defense. It was his second straight game with at least one TD and no INTs, as well as the fourth time he's done that since taking over in early October.

Moore knows how to play it safe while dishing the ball around and is beginning to learn how to put up good yards. His 288 versus Dallas was the most this season, and his QB rating is 87.8.

Not bad for a guy not too many people knew of. If your league starts two QBs, Moore is a viable No. 2 option but a backup at the very least.

Christian Ponder, QB, Vikings

If Miami's Matt Moore isn't appealing, perhaps Minnesota rookie Christian Ponder. He's a little less careful with the ball but has given the Vikings something to play for.

He's agile and can provide some good rushing yards in addition to being a decent passing threat. And he accuracy has improve significantly since completely taking over.

Against the Falcons last week he had his highest completion percentage of 68 percent, so the talent is there. If you still need a No. 2 QB in a deep league or a backup with potential, Ponder can provide that for depth on the bench.

Jason Avant, WR, Eagles

This past week Philly WR Jason Avant had arguably his best game of 2011 with eight catches for 110 yards and one TD versus New England. You can expect more as the season continues.

Earlier this year Avant compiled 139 yards on nine receptions against Buffalo, so the question is why he's not being targeted as much. With DeSean Jackson lacking and Jeremy Maclin on the fritz, Avant has stepped up.

Regardless of who's under center, anticipate him getting more targets and yards on a consistent basis. Therefore, add Avant if you need a solid No. 2/3 WR or flex as he isn't a bad depth player by any means.

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