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Fantasy Football Waivers Once another team in your league drops a player, they automatically go onto waivers before becoming a free agent. If more than one owner makes a claim on a player, the team with the highest priority will receive the player when the transaction is processed.

Waiver Priority The team at the top gets the first pick, followed by the second team, and so on. The team that gets priority can be set a few ways: Worst is first - The team with the first record gets the first choice, and the win-loss record decides this every week.

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.

Waiver Overview Waivers process daily sometime between 3 am to 5am ET. Once that time has passed, they either clear waivers, meaning no one has claimed them, or they enter the free-agent pool. The unclaimed players can now be acquired on a first-come, first-serve basis, without affecting your team's waiver position.

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.

Continual rolling list: waiver claims are processed in waiver priority order and each successful claim moves a manager to the end of the waiver priority list. Reverse order of standings: waiver claims are processed in reverse order of standings and successful claims do not affect waiver priority list.

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.

Waivers are the process by which owners can select from the pool of available players who are not on a team's roster in the league. They may have been undrafted or dropped by owners.The team that puts a claim on a player - and who has the higher waiver priority number - will receive the player when waivers clear.

If it's around the time waivers are being processed, all players that have been claimed by at least one owner will have that yellow circle with a plus sign next to their name remain yellow while all unclaimed players have their circle turn green.

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.