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Below is a list of some names that Craig, Mike and I, all from FantasyFootball.com, think could be worth a shot on your roster. Keep in mind, we&rsquo;re almost in Week 13 and the waiver wire is getting thinner and thinner. Therefore, our list of potential players is going to continue to get smaller. If you have any specific questions about possible waiver wire players, please contact one of our staff members ( craig@fantasyfootball.com or  greg@fantasyfootball.com).
QUARTERBACKS

1. Sam Bradford (St. Louis) &mdash; It took a little while, but Bradford finally bounced back in a big way against the Broncos, throwing for 308 yards and three touchdowns. With the Cardinals up next, Bradford should have low-end QB1 value.

2. Kerry Collins (Tennessee) &mdash; Rusty Smith&rsquo;s NFL debut was anything but glamorous after going 17-for-31 passing for 138 yards, three interceptions and failing to get the team any points on the board in a bad loss to the Texans. Collins is currently &ldquo;day-to-day&rdquo; with a calf injury, but we guarantee the team will do everything possible to get him ready for another AFC South matchup against the Jaguars in Week 13. If medically cleared, Collins&rsquo; matchup is favorable.
RUNNING BACKS

1. Tashard Choice (Dallas) &mdash; It was announced that the Cowboys are expected to sit Marion Barber for the next two weeks after he injured his calf in the Thanksgiving game against the Saints. As expected, Choice made the most of his opportunities, carrying the ball just once but for a rushing touchdown. Expect Choice to see a decent amount of touches, making him a solid flex option across the board.

2. Brian Westbrook (San Francisco) &mdash; 
Frank Gore owners are not be happy now that they&rsquo;ve lost him for the rest of the season because of a fractured hip. Westbrook looked like the Westbrook of old, rushing 23 times for 136 yards and a touchdown in relief against the Cardinals. For Gore owners, Westbrook is a must-pickup this week in all leagues.

3. Toby Gerhart (Minnesota) &mdash; Don&rsquo;t be surprised to see Gerhart be the No. 1 waiver-wire option this week. Adrian Peterson will undergo testing on his injured ankle, but his owners shouldn&rsquo;t even wait for the results. Gerhart looked good in relief against the Redskins, rushing 22 times for 76 yards and a touchdown. Leslie Frazier figures to continue his running mentality this week against the Bills.

4. Chris Ivory (New Orleans) &mdash; With Pierre Thomas not expected back anytime soon and Reggie Bush looking very rusty, Ivory might be the starter the next few weeks. Ivory had 38 yards and two touchdowns in a Week 12 win over Dallas.
WIDE RECEIVERS

1. Danario Alexander (St. Louis) &mdash; Guess who&rsquo;s back? After missing the past few weeks with a knee injury, Alexander made another comeback in Week 12, catching four passes for 95 yards and coming ever-so-close to a score. Health is the big obstacle for Alexander, mainly his knees. But if he came out unscathed and isn&rsquo;t limited this week in practice, he could have low-flex value against the Cardinals.

2. Davone Bess (Miami) &mdash; Once again, Chad Henne showed that Bess is his favorite target after he targeted him a team-high nine times, catching six for 111 yards in the win over the Raiders. Keep in mind that Bess&rsquo; value hinges heavily on the health of Brandon Marshall (hamstring). But with Henne back under center, Bess could go back to being a WR3 in PPR leagues whether Marshall plays or not.

3. Jacoby Ford (Oakland) &mdash; We&rsquo;ve had him on our list ever since we learned of Darrius Heyward-Bey&rsquo;s injury over a month ago. Most of our clients already have Ford and got his 20-plus fantasy points in Week 12.
TIGHT ENDS

1. Billy Bajema (St. Louis) &mdash; How ironic? A former Oklahoma Sooner QB throwing to a former Oklahoma State TE. Bajema was the most-targeted Rams TE in Week 12, ahead of both Daniel Fells and Michael Hoomanawanui, and he caught two TDs on three receptions.