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Week 7 of the 2025-26 NBA season delivered another showcase of elite performances across the league, with several guards and forwards establishing themselves as waiver wire priorities heading into the stretch. The week featured a mix of high-volume scorers and all-around contributors who made significant fantasy impacts over their respective games played.
Below is a comprehensive retrospective of the top waiver wire performers from Week 7, highlighting the statistical leaders and their fantasy value during this pivotal stretch of the season.
Maxey was the fantasy juggernaut of Week 7, accumulating 205.10 fantasy points across his four games. He compiled 110 points, 18 rebounds, 21 assists, 12 steals, and 5 blocks, showcasing elite two-way production. His steal total was particularly impressive, ranking among the week's best perimeter defenders while maintaining scoring efficiency.
The Philadelphia guard's dominant week made him an unavoidable target on waivers. His combination of volume scoring with elite assist and steal numbers positioned him as a clear league-winner candidate moving forward.
Avdija finished Week 7 as the second-highest scorer in fantasy points with 195.90 across four games. He registered 104 points, 32 rebounds, 35 assists, 5 steals, and 1 block. His assist total was the highest of the week, demonstrating his facilitating prowess alongside strong rebounding numbers.
Portland's forward emerged as a late-week waiver priority for managers seeking multi-category contributions. Despite 17 turnovers, his productivity across points, rebounds, and assists made him a valuable acquisition throughout the week.
Murphy III accumulated 189.50 fantasy points in four games, posting 109 points, 30 rebounds, 21 assists, 6 steals, and 1 block. His scoring punch complemented solid contributions across other categories, making him a well-rounded fantasy option.
The New Orleans wing provided reliable production that justified waiver claims. His balanced stat line, particularly his combination of scoring and steals, made him a smart addition for teams needing perimeter scoring depth.
Barnes produced 183.90 fantasy points across four games, despite posting only 82 points. He compensated with 32 rebounds, 29 assists, 7 blocks, and 4 steals. His elite assist and rebound totals demonstrated his value as a facilitating big-man hybrid.
Toronto's forward became a must-add for managers prioritizing assists and rebounds. His defensive contributions through blocks and steals added depth, making him an excellent waiver wire find for balanced roster construction.
Jokic delivered 173.20 fantasy points in just three games, registering 92 points, 26 rebounds, and 32 assists. Despite limited games due to rest management, his efficiency and elite playmaking established him as a consistent fantasy contributor.
Denver's center remained among the league's safest fantasy assets despite reduced games played this week. His passing prowess and rebounding remained league-leading, justifying his elite waiver wire status.
Edwards accumulated 172.20 fantasy points across four games, posting 110 points, 26 rebounds, 14 assists, 6 blocks, and 3 steals. His scoring volume alongside unexpected defensive contributions made him a fantasy standout.
Minnesota's guard established himself as a reliable scoring option with emerging defensive value. His week demonstrated why he remained a sought-after waiver wire asset for high-volume scoring teams.
Murray compiled 167.30 fantasy points in three games, tallying 109 points, 14 rebounds, 21 assists, 4 steals, and 1 block. His clean play with only five turnovers highlighted efficient offensive execution alongside playmaking.
Denver's second guard proved invaluable despite limited games. His scoring paired with legitimate assist production made him a competitive waiver claim for teams needing backcourt depth.
White delivered 164.10 fantasy points across four games, producing 98 points, 25 assists, 18 rebounds, 5 blocks, and 2 steals. His elite assist numbers combined with defensive contributions showcased his all-around value.
Boston's guard remained a fixture on productive waiver claims throughout the week. His distribution skills and unexpected defensive output made him a smart addition for teams prioritizing efficient playmaking.
Brunson accrued 162.10 fantasy points across four games, recording 104 points, 29 assists, 8 rebounds, 4 steals, and no blocks. His exceptional assist total and clean play with just seven turnovers demonstrated offensive excellence.
New York's point guard maintained elite status through his volume and efficiency. His week reinforced his position as a locked-in fantasy asset commanding substantial waiver wire attention.
Queen generated 159.20 fantasy points in four games, collecting 72 points, 31 rebounds, 26 assists, 4 blocks, and 3 steals. His dual-threat production as a playmaking big man provided unique fantasy value.
New Orleans' center emerged as an intriguing waiver wire option combining rebounding and playmaking. His contributions made him a consideration for teams seeking unconventional big-man production.
Fox produced 155.10 fantasy points across four games, posting 99 points, 25 assists, 18 rebounds, 5 steals, and no blocks. Despite 18 turnovers, his playmaking and scoring maintained consistent fantasy contributions.
San Antonio's guard represented a scoring option with secondary assists value. Though turnover-prone, his overall production warranted waiver consideration for offensive-minded teams.
Brown accumulated 153.50 fantasy points in three games, tallying 102 points, 20 rebounds, 17 assists, 3 steals, and 1 block. His scoring volume with contribution across multiple categories provided balanced production.
Boston's wing remained a consistent performer despite reduced games. His all-around contribution justified continued waiver wire interest for teams prioritizing scoring depth.
Grant registered 147.90 fantasy points across four games, recording 85 points, 22 rebounds, 15 assists, 4 blocks, and 3 steals. His defensive versatility complemented solid scoring and rebounding contributions.
Portland's forward provided depth scoring with defensive upside. His week demonstrated reliable fantasy production suitable for teams needing flexible forward contributions.
Towns compiled 145.30 fantasy points in three games, producing 82 points, 34 rebounds, 11 assists, 3 steals, and 1 block. His exceptional rebounding despite limited games highlighted his interior dominance.
New York's center established elite rebounding credentials during Week 7. His production justified continued investment despite playing only three games this week.
Cunningham accumulated 143.40 fantasy points across three games, posting 69 points, 28 assists, 17 rebounds, 4 steals, and 2 blocks. His elite assist production with secondary contributions across categories showcased all-around excellence.
Detroit's guard emerged as an intriguing waiver wire option with elite playmaking credentials. His three-game performance delivered consistent fantasy production across multiple categories.
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