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Week 12 Waiver Pickups and DFS Picks for Thanksgiving Day

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The fantasy football playoffs are approaching, and a number of key players were sidelined by injury

The fantasy football playoffs are approaching, and a number of key players were sidelined by injury last week. Take a look at our best waiver wire pickups for Week 12, along with the top defenses to stream for your season-long teams. DraftKings and FanDuel are gifting us with huge NFL contests on Thanksgiving Day. We reveal players who might help you win money on the three-game slate. If you're into the [Champions League], don't miss our top DraftKings picks for Wednesday. News and Strategy [Fantasy Football: Defenses to Stream in Week 12] [Fantasy Football: Waiver Wire Pickups for Week 12] [Elite Value Plays for NFL Week 12 Thanksgiving Slate] Featured rooms Follow us on: [NEWS] - [STRATEGY] - [DAILY LINEUP ADVICE] - [WHERE TO PLAY DFS] - [DFS 101] - [PLAYER NOTES] - [PODCASTS] - [RESOURCES] FantasyWired.com is a website that provides gambling related material to readers for information purposes. FantasyWired.com does accept advertising from gambling related sites, but does not operate any online gaming services. The information that FantasyWired.com provides should be used for indicative purposes only. © Copyright 2013 – 2015 iBus Media Limited. All rights reserved. This message was sent to {EMAIL} from: FantasyWired | support@fantasywired.com | iBus Media LT | I.Simulionio g. 5 | Vilnius, Vilnius 03102, Lithuania [iBus Media LT] [Unsubscribe]

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