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Wednesday 30 September 2020 08:39, UK
Week One of the NFL is in the books, with countless fantasy football owners already rueing their pre-season draft decisions.
But fear not, the 'Waiver Wire' is there to help, with plenty of value to be had from undrafted and as yet unloved NFL talent.
Click on the video above and read on below as Good Morning Football's Kay Adams gives her top five waiver wire picks to look out for and add to your team ahead of Week Two...
Adams: "I've said Gardner Minshew was a guy I liked on the low-low, and he paid off.
"174 yards through the air and two touchdowns, adding 29 yards on the ground - not to be sneezed at - against a tough Colts defence.
"He has regained the starting job, he has an upgraded group of receivers, a depleted run game and depleted defence - there will be a lot of throwing going on to stay in games.
"This kid wants a starting spot, wants to belong and I feel you can play him in favourable matches."
Adams: "Am I going to stay in Jacksonville? Yes I am. James Robinson is the kid!"
"Didn't it look like [Jags head coach] Doug Marrone was kidding when he said this undrafted free agent out of Illinois State was one of the reasons they felt comfortable cutting [Leonard] Fournette."
"None of the other Jags running backs received a carries on the day. He touched the ball overall 17 times and returned 90 total yards.
"He looks like he's the clear No 1 there; scoop him please."
Adams: "Let's give you another running back. Nyheim Hines fits the role of the Darren Sproles, the Danny Woodhead, Austin Ekeler - the small, quicker back with good hands.
"He's versatile. He racked up 73 total yards and two touchdowns on Sunday, leading the Colts with eight catches.
"Pick him up. I know it's early, but Marlon Mack is out for the year, giving this kid an opportunity to see work alongside Jonathan Taylor."
Adams: "On his Panthers debut, he had 115 yards and a touchdown.
"I know we don't think Teddy Bridgewater is going to throw and throw and throw, but they're going to have to air it out a lot this year, given what we saw from the defence in Week One.
"Anderson should get plenty of opportunities and I love his matchup against Tampa Bay this week.
Adams: "I have talked about this kid enough. If you watch this show, then you know we're a fan.
"I know [Mike] Evans was tangled up with Marshon Lattimore all day long, but he [Miller] finished second behind Chris Godwin in targets, catches and yards - hauling in five for 73 on the day.
"He flashed in the short passing game, made plays downfield. You have to scoop him up.
"He is going to fit that Julian Edelman-eque role; not all the looks or a huge target share, but a nice little security blanket for our guy Tom Brady in the weeks ahead."
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Sky Sports' Neil Reynolds breaks down six storylines from Week One of the 2020 NFL season...
It felt so good to be back in the Sky Sports NFL studio on Sunday night for the first full Sunday of a new season that many of us wondered would even take place this year.
The NFL served up its usual array of drama in the form of great individual performances, upset wins, intriguing storylines and heart-breaking injuries.
Here are the six stories and displays that caught my eye on Sunday night.
On the latest Inside the Huddle podcast - which you can listen to in the player above - Neil Reynolds, Rob Ryan and Jeff Reinebold pick out 10 players in new surroundings for the 2020 season and debate whether they will be hits or misses.
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