For teams with a decent record, must add players may be more of a luxury than a need. For teams at 0-3, I feel like players that can make an immediate difference rather than pay off in a week or two would obviously be more of a priority.

This may seem like common sense to many people, however, what is a team to do when they have an immediate need at a position, but there are injured studs on waivers that will be picked up?

For example - like many others, my rb corps has taken a huge hit. Jordan Howard is on waivers, but Arian Foster and Doug Martin were dropped for some reason. Obviously a win is needed, and picking up Howard would. However, with #1 priority, Doug Martin would surely be gone afterwards. Priority will ensure that at least one is obtained at least one, and I believe this is a decision that many players are experiencing right now. Injured studs would include players like Doug Martin(dropped by 5% of ESPN leagues), Arian Foster(dropped by 10% of ESPN leagues) , and Donte Moncrief(dropped by 19.6% of ESPN leagues), among others.