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Its crazy to think, but were rapidly approaching the halfway point of the fantasy football regular season (many ESPN Fantasy leagues have the playoffs commence in Week 13). I like to think of a fantasy roster as an ever-evolving project -- you dont have to make moves just for the sake of activity, but its always worth taking a look at the available players in your league for some minor tweaks or adjustments. So regardless of whether youre in need of a major infusion of talent or just looking to improve your roster incrementally, below is our Week 7 ESPN Fantasy waiver-wire add list.Note: All players on this list are available in over 50 percent of leagues. Week 7 byes: Dallas, CarolinaNotable injuries to monitor: Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger, Washington TE Jordan Reed, Lions RB Theo Riddick, Raiders RB Latavius Murray, Buccaneers RB Doug MartinCameron Meredith, WR, Chicago Bears (32.2 percent). Meredith would be the first player Id pick up this week if I had the top waiver claim, as he has been supremely busy in the two games since Kevin White went down for the Bears; he has 20 catches for 243 yards and a touchdown in those games. Hes seeing a ton of work in the Chicago offense and that doesnt figure to fade anytime soon. Add him in all-sized leagues.James White, RB, New England Patriots (49.3 percent). The top running back add of the week is White, the pass-catching back who found the end zone twice for New England in Week 6. Tom Bradys return has coincided with the Patriots getting the backs heavily involved in the passing game. White can be a midrange RB2 in point per reception scoring. He should be added in all leagues.Jay Ajayi, RB, Miami Dolphins (42.4). Ajayi was on the waiver wire list for Week 6, but his ownership percentage actually dropped (insert confused face emoji here). The Dolphins backfield has been difficult to size up this season, but Ajayi was outstanding on Sunday, rattling off 204 rushing yards on 25 carries and a pair of scores. Head coach Adam Gase recently suggested the running back rotation would be streamlined. Ajayi has earned more work and should be owned in all leagues.Marcus Mariota, QB, Tennessee Titans (41.0 percent). Mariota has been red-hot over the past two weeks, totaling 30 and 27 fantasy points. Thats encouraging, especially when noting that he has had seven runs in each game (for 124 yards total). Mariota is such a unique talent and his upcoming three-game schedule is far from daunting (vs. Indianapolis, vs. Jacksonville, at San Diego). Hes a streamer for Ben Roethlisberger owners.Brian Hoyer, QB, Chicago Bears (20.6 percent). He has thrown for over 300 yards in four straight games and has not thrown an interception this season. While I dont love the short week and having to travel to Green Bay, hes another streaming QB option.Cole Beasley, WR, Dallas Cowboys (44.7 percent). Another weekly staple in this column, Beasley just continues to produce for Dallas. He collected two more touchdowns in Week 6. Yes, the Cowboys go on a bye in Week 7 and yes Dez Bryant is nearing a return, but Beasley has value in a PPR league with his average of 5? catches per game. His role wont evaporate once Dez is back.Hunter Henry, TE, San Diego Charges (49.3 percent). We saw something important from Henry in Week 6: his role with a fully healthy Antonio Gates. And that role was a steady one, as he played more snaps than Gates and found the end zone for the third straight game. As things stand, both players still have value. Henry is a borderline top-12 tight end for me right now and a smart fill-in for those in need of a player at the position.Ty Montgomery, WR, Green Bay Packers (.2 percent). The Packers offense -- both by the eye test and the box score -- is in a funk. The talent is there, but the output is not. All that being said, Montgomery was something of a revelation on Sunday, as he caught 10 passes for 98 yards and added three rushes for six yards. Those catches represent 40 percent of his career total. With injuries in the backfield, the Packers need to get creative to sustain the running game. Montgomery was an outlet in the short-range passing game and should be added as a stash in 12-team or larger PPR leagues.Kenny Britt, WR, Los Angeles Rams (13.1 percent).?Britt has had his fair share of flash moments during his career. Hes a former first-round pick with excellent size and good speed for his position. The Rams offense isnt particularly fantasy-friendly, but the numbers bear out that Britt needs to be on the radar: He has caught 75 percent of his 40 targets and is on pace for over 1,300 receiving yards this season. Hes an add in any size league, but not yet a starter in leagues smaller than 12 teams.Pierre Garcon, WR, Washington (26.0 percent). It remains to be seen whether or not tight end Jordan Reed will miss further time following another concussion, but it appears Garcon is a big part of how Washington will fill the void. He had 11 targets in Week 6 and snatched six catches. Garcons value is in a PPR league. If Reed sits again in Week 7, look for Garcon to stay heavily involved. Hes a PPR add in 14-team or larger leagues.Zach Zenner, RB, Detroit Lions (1.5 percent). Without Theo Riddick and Dwayne Washington, the Lions were down to Zenner and Justin Forsett in Week 6. Zenner dominated the running back workload, totaling 58 yards on 14 carries. Until Riddick and/or Washington return, expect Zenner to maintain a workload of double-digit rushes per week. That makes him a usable back in 16-team leagues.Anquan Boldin, WR, Detroit Lions (19.1 percent). Perhaps the bigger takeaway from Detroits win over Los Angeles was that the passing game is going to have carry the offense in many weeks, and thats good news for Boldin. Hes such a steady and reliable pass-catcher who has value in 14- or 16-team PPR leagues (or a smaller PPR league in which you start three receivers). He has 12 or more PPR points in three of six games this season.Robert Woods, WR, Buffalo Bills (22.0 percent). He has been mentioned in this space a bunch and the analysis remains the same: Hes the nominal No. 1 target in a low-volume passing game, but theres value in PPR scoring. Woods has 20 catches over his past four games and double-digit PPR scoring in three of those four. Hes a deeper-league add.Charles Clay, TE, Buffalo Bills (24.6 percent). Theres not a ton of depth at tight end -- again -- this season, but Clay has been another notable part of Buffalos passing attack. He has five catches in four of five games. If you are a Jordan Reed or Dwayne Allen owner looking for a possible Week 7 replacement, Clay is firmly on the radar.Torrey Smith, WR, San Francisco 49ers (42.0 percent). Smith had his best game of 2016 in the re-debut of Colin Kaepernick as the starting quarterback. He caught a 53-yard touchdown pass and had 76 total yards on three catches. Im not overly confident in his outlook, but he has enough skill and speed for me to add in deeper leagues.DeAndre Washington, RB, Oakland Raiders (46.9 percent). If Latavius Murray returns in Week 7, its hard to envision having much confidence starting Washington even in a deep league, but with Murray still banged up, Washington should be added in 14-team or larger leagues. He and Jalen Richard are splitting duties and -- candidly -- have about equivalent value.Jalen Richard, RB, Oakland Raiders (29.6 percent). To that end, Richard is also a name of note for deep leagues. If youre having to deliberate between the two, I give Richard the edge in PPR scoring. The same caveat applies here: If Murray returns, Richard is only a stash player.Terrance Williams, WR, Dallas Cowboys (18.2 percent). Ive got Williams this low on the list because of two factors working against him: Hes on a bye in Week 7, and Dez Bryant could return in Week 8 (that seems increasingly likely). Once he does return, Williams role is likely to diminish in this offense. For now, hes insurance for Dez owners or a deeper league add.Kamar Aiken, WR, Baltimore Ravens (7.3 percent). Well see if Steve Smith misses any more time for the Ravens. If he does, Aiken is a usable flex play in large (14- to 16-team) PPR leagues. Greedy Williams Womens Jersey . -- Linebacker Myles Jack ran for four touchdowns, defensive end Cassius Marsh caught a scoring pass, and No. Joe Thomas Browns Jersey . 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Anyone 10 or younger has never known a South African side that has lost a Test series in Australia and to have added a layer to that legacy is this teams greatest joy.We know how hard it is. We watched on TV for so many years how hard it was to was for South Africa to come here and do well, du Plessis said. I suppose the younger guys looking from back home can see that its possible to come here and to an extent and dominate an Australian team. It is extremely special for us. Its something we will remember as a team. Thats exactly what we came here to do, we want to create memories together.Not since the West Indies between 1984 and 1992 has a team won three successive series in Australia but that is not the only thing that stands out about this South African victory. It is that they did it without the two players who have been stalwarts for a decade - AB de Villiers and Dale Steyn who are both injured - and Morne Morkel about whom there are concerns about match fitness. Also Hashim Amla, the leader of the batting line-up, contributed only 48 runs across three innings.It has taken a total team effort, something du Plessis has lauded. This team has been very close to exceptional, he said. There havent been many things weve done wrong. We have been consistent in the way we perform. We are not relying on one or two players. All XI are putting our hands up at different times and thats what you want from your team.Australia were warned of South Africas ability to spread the load last month in the ODI series. Albeit in a different format, in different conditions, South Africas 5-0 victory did provide the springboard for this series. We came across here with a lot of confidence, du Plessis said.Self-belief helped South Africa bounce back from a poor first day in Perth to take 10 for 86 and set themselves up for victory there. It also propelled them to pluck Australia for 85 in the first innings in Hobart. The twin collapses showed South Africa that Australia had weaknesses they could exploit, especially if they targetted their senior players.When you are a team thats undeer the pump and under pressure and not playing as well as you like, confidence will fade away, du Plessis said.dddddddddddd Its hard to fake it. We didnt give them the opportunity to do it [assert themselves over a long period of time]. It was important to keep the important guys in the team quiet - David Warner and Steve Smith. If you can put a lot of pressure on them, the younger guys wont have that same punch. We made sure those guys have been relatively quiet in the series. Even guys like [Mitchell] Starc, he bowled well in that one spell but if you are on top, thats when you get a five-for and you clean the tail up. We were just really good in making sure we stopped that. On the other hand, once South Africa got an opening, they were unstoppable. It took just 95 minutes for them to finish Australia off on the fourth morning. Du Plessis did not expect the series win to come so quickly, although he suspected victory was inevitable after the pressure his bowlers piled on late on the third day. I didnt expect it to happen that quickly, du Plessis said. Yesterday, our bowling was exceptional. The last hour and a half, we were so good in our areas and relentless. We didnt get the results we wanted but we knew today if we came back, it would change for us. This is one of those sessions we will always remember as a team, that won us the series and it was unbelievable.It was unbelievable because it was more dominant than a South African side has ever been in Australia. Four years ago, South Africa battled through the first two drawn Tests and then won the third. Eight years ago, they won the first two Tests and lost the third. This time, du Plessis wants to take everything South Africa can from this trip, which means a win in their first day-night Test in Adelaide.That is the mission for us now, he said. We want to do that very badly. We wont rest on our laurels and be happy with 2-1 or even 2-0. Weve got Australia in a position where they are under pressure and we dont want to let that go. Its hard enough to get them in this position so we will do everything we can to make it 3-0.What memories that will make. ' ' '