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Waiver System (In-season) The waiver order during the season determines who has the first chance to claim a player on waivers. Move to last after claim, never reset order -- The team which makes the most recent pickup is automatically moved to the last slot.

How does the waiver wire work? When a player is on waivers, any team can place a claim on them if they want to add him to their 53-man roster. The team with the highest waiver wire priority acquires them and has to make a corresponding move to fit him on their 53-man roster.

Available waiver claim prioritiesWhen a claim is successful, that manager drops to the bottom of the priority list.You can view your waiver rank standings on the "League" page, in the "Waiver" column.

At the start of the season, the waiver priority is the inverse of the draft order. So the #1 pick has #10 priority, the #10 pick has #1 priority, and so forth. So whoever has the highest priority gets the player. Thus, if the 2 and 3 priority put a claim on the player, the 2 priority gets him.

Waivers put temporary freezes on unclaimed players, giving everyone a chance to make a claim on them. When this time period ends, all waiver claims are processed and the manager with the highest waiver priority gets the player.

Rolling Waivers:Rolling waivers are continuous and the last person to waiver a player is placed last into the waiver priority. For every successful waiver claim, that team owner drops to the bottom of the order, while everyone else moves up one.

Depending on your record, how desperate you are at RB and how much you think your league will bid on Williams, I would recommend bidding 30-40% of your FAAB here.