Your bench has a hole in it. Your starter just went down. The claim deadline is coming. That is the moment Waiver Wire Wednesday was made for, and the show has now joined the FantasyDailies podcast network. Every episode is streaming on the FantasyDailies TV channel on Roku and Amazon Fire TV.
One job, done every week
Some shows try to cover everything. Waiver Wire Wednesday covers one thing: fantasy football waiver wire pickups, every Wednesday, from the Not Moved Podcast. It is a focused, fast listen, built for the stretch of the week when managers are deciding who to drop and who to chase. No detours into last night's highlights or long debates about the playoff picture — the wire is the whole show, and that's the point.
The episodes are tight, too — the archive shows runtimes of 34, 33 and 45 minutes. That's short enough to finish before your league's claims process, and long enough to actually go through the options.
What's on the channel so far
Three episodes are on the FantasyDailies TV channel, matching the three on file on the show page:
- Waiver Wire Wednesday | Fantasy Football week 5 NFL — the Week 5 wire, 34 minutes.
- Waiver Wire Wednesday | Fantasy Football week 6 NFL — the Week 6 edition, 33 minutes.
- Waiver Wire Wednesday | NFL Fantasy Week 7 — the newest, and the longest at 45 minutes.
Because pickups are tied to a specific week, the run reads like a season diary: start at Week 5 and you can follow how the wire shifted from one week to the next.
A page that does the homework with you
The Waiver Wire Wednesday show page on FantasyDailies keeps everything in one place: the live room for when the show is streaming, the newest episodes, a searchable archive of every video and audio episode, and a player so you can listen without leaving the page.
Live times vary from week to week, so the move is to follow the show and check back for the next one. The network's weekly live schedule is another good place to look.
The show page's board is where it gets practical. It points to three AI-powered tools that pair perfectly with a waiver episode: the AI start/sit board for every lineup call, NFL projections for every player, and the injury report for who's in and who's out. Add a few more to your rotation:
- The free agents page — the natural next click after hearing a name on the show.
- NFL depth charts — to see whether that pickup is actually in line for snaps.
- The NFL transactions log — signings and moves that shake up the wire.
- NFL player news — the updates that make Wednesday interesting in the first place.
Listeners get their own code on the page as well: WAIVERWIRE gets you a first month of Velvet free, the paid tier where FantasyDailies picks live. It's posted on the Waiver Wire Wednesday page whenever you need it.
Wondering whether your Wednesday pickup actually moves the needle? The FantasyDailies season simulator runs the rest of the year, and the AI parlay builder is there for Sunday across every league. Next summer's prep starts with the 2026 Fantasy Football Draft Guide on Amazon; for a lighter read, That Really Happened is packed with bizarre sports trivia. The books page lists them all, and Velvet members read all five free on the site. And since this one comes from Not Moved Podcast, its merch line is in the FantasyDailies shop under Not Moved.
Pickups on the big screen
Roku household? The channel's waiting in the Roku Channel Store under FantasyDailies. Fire TV or Fire Stick? Install FantasyDailies through Amazon. Either way, Waiver Wire Wednesday sits in the lineup alongside the rest of the network. The FantasyDailies TV page covers the channel, and the watch and listen list rounds up every show and every place to hear it.
And because waiver week is stressful enough, here's something easy: viewers on TV get a free first month of Velvet. Redeem ROKU on Roku or FIRE on Fire TV — or start at the Velvet sign-up page.
Waiver Wire Wednesday is one of many shows on the network; browse them all here. Podcasters who'd like their show on Roku and Fire TV can join the FantasyDailies network.
