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Fantasy Football IDP Waiver Wire Week 10

Originally posted on Last Word On Sports
By Doug Henderson | Last updated Nov 5, 2025 8:30 AM ET

We’re back for another exciting week of NFL football as we get ready to dive into the waiver wire to find some gems. With the NFL season approaching the halfway point, many seasonal teams are starting to check out. That means you’ll have less competition to compete with and maybe even a dropped player that you could use on defense. That being said, let’s get to this week’s IDP waiver wire recommendations so that you can slay your competition. Have a great day, everyone, and may the tackles be with you.

Week 10 IDP Waiver Wire

LB Eric Wilson, Minnesota Vikings

Eric Wilson is practically an unknown player when it comes to fantasy football. At six percent ownership, Wilson is a perfect fit for any fantasy team, whether it’s as a starter or a backup. Wilson’s snap count has been down for the past three games, but he still has been laying the wood with four total tackles and two sacks in his last game.

LB Tatum Bethune, San Francisco 49ers

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I recommended Tatum Bethune recently, and people still haven’t caught on. At 12 percent rostered, Bethune has risen eight percent in ownership, but is still being disrespected by fantasy owners. Bethune has recorded 50 total tackles in the past four games and doesn’t have a bye week for another four weeks. Pick him up now and solidify your playoff chances this year.

For more help with your fantasy football rosters, make sure to check out our Week 10 Quarterback Rankings.

LB Payton Wilson, Pittsburgh Steelers

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Payton Wilson and the Pittsburgh Steelers finally had a great defensive game, even after losing players to injury. Wilson recorded his highest snap count since week four, and he delivered with 13 tackles and a crucial interception to help seal the game. At 15 percent owned, Wilson could be that piece your fantasy defense had been missing.

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