Fantasy football championship wide receiver waiver adds for week 17

There are three wide receivers that need to be strongly considered to join your fantasy football championship lineup. You're almost there - get ready to gloat in glorious victory! It's NFL Week 17, let's check out these playmakers:

1. Parker Washington, Jacksonville Jaguars (Ownership- 24% Yahoo!, 13% ESPN)

Washington exploded against a usually staunch Denver secondary this past weekend to the tune of 145-yards and a score. Trevor Lawrence targeted the 23-year old on 10-occasions, but good news for potential fantasy managers is that this isn't a new connection. Washington has hit double-digit FPTs on six other occasions in PPR formats.

There is bust potential. Facing a vulnerable Colts defense though, gives a sizable ceiling. Pop Washington in your Flex spot with confidence.

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2. Rashid Shaheed, Seattle Seahawks, (Ownership- 54% Yahoo!, 58% ESPN)

A swiss army knife like weapon for the Seahawks, Rashid Shaheed can catch, run, and be a threat in the return game. A perfect example was his punt return touchdown, and 31-yard rush in the epic victory over the Rams.

Shaheed's averaged an impressive 18.35-FPTs/game over his last three. We might not know how he'll get the points, but the speedster is worth a roster spot versus the Panthers.

3. Mack Hollins, New England Patriots (Ownership- 3% Yahoo!, 4% ESPN)

Think of Mack Hollins as a fantasy stocking stuffer. He's not the main present under the tree, but he is that nice little extra.

Over the last two months, the 6'4" veteran has averaged six targets per game, and just delivered a seven reception performance. Teammates Demario Douglas and Kayshon Boutte are banged up, which should mean more action for Hollins against a poor Jets defense.

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