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The waiver order decides which team will get the desired player. The waiver order at the start of the season is based on the draft order. The manager who picked last in the draft will get the first chance at picking up a player off of the waiver wire.

In the ?inverse standings? setting, the waiver order is reset at the beginning of each week. In this case, the team at the bottom of the standings is given the top waiver spot, and the team in first place has the bottom spot. Once a team makes a waiver claim, they are automatically moved to last on the waiver order.

How is the waiver wire order determined? The order of the waiver wire is usually decided by the draft order in fantasy leagues. If you drafted first, you will be at the bottom of the waiver priority. If you drafted last, you will be at the top as priority usually goes in reverse order of the draft.

After each Game Week in the regular season, the waiver priority list is reset: The new rank is determined by the reverse order of the current league standings (the manager with the lowest league standing gets 1st rank). When playoffs begin, the waiver priority list stops resetting.

How Do Waivers Work? The NFL's waiver process is a system that restricts where young players can sign. Any player with less than four years of NFL service when cut is not a free agent, but must first pass through waivers. Any player on waivers is subject to having their contract claimed by any other NFL team.

After the draft, waiver order defaults to reverse draft order. So if you have the first pick in the draft, you will have the last waiver priority. If your league has a waiver system that does not reset every week, that will be the waiver order after week 1.

The waiver order at the start of the season is based on the draft order. The manager who picked last in the draft will get the first chance at picking up a player off of the waiver wire. Once a general manager signs a player off of waivers, they go to the back of the order for the next week.