Week 14 Stream Team - Shallow and Deep-League Pickups

Kipp Heisterman picks his Streamer Teams for Week 14 of the 2020 NFL season. These fantasy football free agents could be valuable streamers and waiver wire pickups or adds for both deep and shallow leagues.

Welcome to Week 14 of the NFL season. Each week we will be providing streamer advice for all of those who need it, which is pretty much anyone and everyone. Streaming players with the best matchups each week as well as during your stud's bye weeks is an integral part of winning a fantasy championship and we are here to provide the best choices week in and week out.

Each week in this article, we will break down streamers for both shallower leagues of 8-10 teams (around 50% rostered or less) and deeper leagues of 14 or more teams (around 30% rostered or less). We will provide a specific roster in each type of league, which will include a QB, RB, WR, TE, and Flex. It should also be noted that if you play in a deep league, but a shallow-league player mentioned here is available in your league, feel free to stream them as

We have had some hitches in our giddyup over the previous couple of weeks, but luckily, they have not taken away from our streamer picks. Let's hope for the same type of luck this week. Without further adieu, here are this week's top streaming candidates.

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Stream Team for Shallow Leagues (<50% Rostered)

• QB: Andy Dalton, Dallas Cowboys
• RB: Devante Booker, Las Vegas Raiders
• WR: Michael Gallup, Dallas Cowboys
• TE: Trey Burton, Indianapolis Colts
• Flex: Keke Coutee, Houston Texans

Andy Dalton, Dallas Cowboys

14% Rostered

Andy Dalton will return to Cincy in a revenge-game narrative type of format. He will get a solid matchup in this one as well. The Bengals have allowed an average of nearly 260 passing yards per game over the previous four weeks, which ranks eighth-worst in the league. They have also allowed quarterbacks to put up nearly 17 fantasy points per game across that same span.

Devontae Booker, Las Vegas Raiders

VOLUME PLAY ALERT! As of this writing, Josh Jacobs has not practiced, so he must be monitored this week before deploying Booker. If Jacobs does not play, Booker will see a solid workload vs. a Colts Defense that is allowing the third-most fantasy points to running backs over the previous four weeks. Granted, most of that production came from Derrick Henry, but you will struggle to find a back on the wire that should get the type of work Booker will get Sunday if Jacobs misses.

Michael Gallup, Dallas Cowboys

42% Rostered

Gallup is quickly becoming a favorite target of Andy Dalton as he has seen 19 targets over the previous two games and has managed to haul in 13 balls for 127 yards and two scores in those contests. He will be facing a Bengals Defense that has given up over 602 receiving yards and five touchdowns to wideouts over the previous four weeks.

Trey Burton, Indianapolis Colts

41% Rostered

Burton gets a matchup vs. the Raiders this week, who have allowed tight ends to put up 252 receiving yards over the previous four weeks. They have also given up the 10th-most fantasy points to the position over that span by allowing over 10 fantasy points per game.

Keke Coutee, Houston Texans

38% Rostered

Coutee performed admirably filling in as the number two wide receiver last week as he hauled in eight of nine targets for 141 receiving yards. This week, he will be facing the Bears who have given up a whopping six touchdowns to wide receivers over the previous four weeks. They have also allowed 618 receiving yards to the position over that span. The defense will likely key on Brandin Cooks again this week, which could leave Coutee open for another big day.

Stream Team for Deep Leagues (<30% Rostered)

• QB: Mike Glennon, Jacksonville Jaguars
• RB: Gus Edwards, Baltimore Ravens
• WR: Tim Patrick, Denver Broncos
• TE: Dalton Schultz, Dallas Cowboys
• Flex: Collin Johnson, Jacksonville Jaguars

Mike Glennon, Jacksonville Jaguars

3% Rostered

This is a bit of a risky play, but I think Glennon comes through with a solid performance in this one. Tennessee has struggled a bit vs. quarterbacks as they have allowed an average of 272 passing yards per game over the previous four weeks. They have also given up eight passing touchdowns across that same span, which is tied for third-worst in the league. Add in the fact that the Jags are seven-point underdogs, and you could have a recipe for a lot of passing.

Gus Edwards, Baltimore Ravens

34% Rostered

Edwards looked like an absolute beast on Tuesday night when he ran for 101 yards on just seven carries. Hopefully he gets a bit more of a workload in this one as he will be facing a Browns Defense that is allowing nearly 84 rushing yards per game to backs over the previous four weeks. They have also allowed over 4.5 yards per carry to backs, which could still bode well for Edwards on limited work.

Tim Patrick, Denver Broncos

24% Rostered

I am a big fan of how Tim Patrick has performed when present this season. This week, he will be facing a Panthers Defense that has allowed the sixth-most fantasy points per game to wide receivers over the previous four weeks. They allowed 52 receptions and four touchdowns across that span. With Denver being a three and a half point underdog, you could also see some additional targets for Patrick in this one.

Dalton Schultz, Dallas Cowboys

20% Rostered

Schultz is another favorite target of Andy Dalton as he has seen 15 targets across the previous three games. He gets a nice matchup vs. the Bengals who have allowed the third-most fantasy points to tight ends on the season and the ninth-most fantasy points over the previous four weeks.

Collin Johnson, Jacksonville Jaguars

1% Rostered

Going deeeeeeep into the well for this one as Collin Johnson is still just one percent owned despite seeing 14 targets across the previous two games. Mike Glennon has noticed this kid can play and has hit him for eight receptions for 162 receiving yards and a score over the previous two weeks. The Titans have allowed wide receivers to go for 647 receiving yards and four touchdowns over the previous four weeks, which has resulted in allowing an average of over 35 fantasy points per game. While he is a deep flier, he could be in for another solid day and also makes for an interesting DFS play.

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