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This column is reserved for the weekly waiver-wire adds that can help push your roster over the top and into the playoffs. If you clicked this link, you knew that already. But were going to use this space at the top of the column to remind you that the ESPN Fantasy trade deadline (at least for those leagues that follow the ESPN default league settings) is this Wednesday at noon ET. Its one more opportunity to retool your lineup in a way to position you for the home stretch of the season. Otherwise, your moves are left to be made via the waiver wire.Below is the Week 12 ESPN Fantasy wavier-wire column.Week 12 byes: NoneNote: All players on this list are owned in fewer than 50 percent of leagues on ESPN.com.Wendell Smallwood, RB, Philadelphia Eagles (2.3 percent). As of now, its unclear whether or not Ryan Mathews or Darren Sproles will miss Week 12 after both left Week 11 early due to injury. But should one or both miss time, the Eagles back Im most intrigued by is Smallwood, a talented fifth-round rookie out of West Virginia. He logged 17 touches in Week 11 and could be heavily involved in Week 12. Hes an add for anyone with a running back need.Tyler Boyd, WR, Cincinnati Bengals (5.1 percent). With A.J. Green possibly out for the rest of the season, Cincinnati will have to find ways to piece together some of his production. Boyd, a second-round rookie out of Pittsburgh, led all Bengals wideouts with nine targets in Week 11. Hes not a must-start yet, but hes likely to be the most talented healthy Bengals wideout now and worth an add in 12-team-or-larger leagues.Dion Lewis, RB, New England Patriots (45.1 percent). It came in a relatively small dose (22 snaps), but Lewis showed flashes of why he was one of the unique running backs in football before his season-ending injury in 2015. Lewis had five rushes for 23 yards and three catches for 26 yards, playing two fewer snaps than fellow backfield mate James White. Lewis is the Patriots best combo back in terms of rushing and receiving and should be added in all leagues.Mike Gillislee, RB, Buffalo Bills (26.3 percent). The Bills announced on Sunday that LeSean McCoy is set to undergo a procedure on his thumb but could play in Week 12. Thats good news, but Gillislee is a must-add for any McCoy owners as an insurance policy. Hes also a smart add for anyone whose running back depth is in need of work, as hed be a usable piece in Week 12 if McCoy is unable to play.DeVante Parker, WR, Miami Dolphins (47.9 percent). The Dolphins are surging, and Parker was a key part of their 2-0 swing through California in Weeks 10 and 11. He has 13 catches on 18 targets over the past two weeks, including a touchdown and a 103-yard effort. A first-round pick in 2015, Parker has excellent size and a promising ceiling. He should be added in any-size leagues but isnt yet a sure-fire starter in 10-team leagues. But on ability alone hes worth the speculative add and can be started in deeper leagues.Brandon LaFell, WR, Cincinnati Bengals (11.0 percent). Its a close call between Boyd and LaFell for the Bengals pass-catcher Id be most interested in adding. While LaFell isnt an overwhelming talent, hes bound to see steady work going forward. He has averaged 5.5 targets per game this season, but it would not be a surprise to see him average eight per game for the rest of the season. He too can be added in 12-team-or-larger leagues.Jared Cook, TE, Green Bay Packers (2.7 percent). Cook has been tantalizing in the fantasy world for quite some time: He has outstanding athletic ability, but that has not frequently translated to output on the field, especially during a long stretch of playing with average quarterbacks. Now healthy and catching passes from Aaron Rodgers, Cook exploded Sunday night for six catches, 105 yards and a touchdown. Yeah, hell be on the border of a tight end starter in Week 12 based on what we saw in Week 11.Bilal Powell, RB, New York Jets (41.1 percent). I dont have an explanation for Powells ownership declining this past week other than the Jets being on a bye. But hes a steady option that has been in flex consideration for some time in PPR formats. He will continue to have a role alongside Matt Forte in New York and is a smart pickup in leagues with 12 or more team owners.Cameron Meredith, WR, Chicago Bears (41.0 percent). For three more games, the Bears will be without wideout Alshon Jeffery, and their top tight end Zach Miller is now out for the season as well. Meredith hauled in all four of his targets in Week 11 and is the nominal No. 1 pass-catcher in Chicago until Jefferys return in Week 15. He should be added in any-size league and is in flex consideration in 12-team-or-larger leagues.Colin Kaepernick, QB, San Francisco 49ers (17.0 percent). This is a numbers-speak-for-themselves argument: In his five games as a starter, Kaepernick has averaged 18.6 fantasy points per game. The 49ers offense isnt particularly good, but Kaepernick offers enough fantasy value as a dual-threat quarterback (hes already fourth among quarterbacks in rushing yards) to be considered as a streamer for an owner whose normal starter faces a stiff test in a given week. Hes a good depth option to have on the bench or use as a spot-starter.Rex Burkhead, RB, Cincinnati Bengals (zero percent). What a brutal Sunday for the Bengals, who lost both Green and Giovani Bernard to injuries, with Bernard to miss the rest of the year due to a torn ACL. Next up to fill in as Cincinnatis pass-catching back is Burkhead, a former sixth-round pick whose most notable NFL contributions to this point have come on special teams. Hes an add in a larger league with PPR scoring.Marqise Lee, WR, Jacksonville Jaguars (4.4 percent). If I had to choose a Jacksonville pass-catcher not named Allen Robinson to have in my fantasy lineup, it would be Lee over Allen Hurns. He has four catches in three straight games and at least four catches in 8-of-10 games this season. Hes a deeper-league add who can be used in PPR leagues. Lee has made significant strides in his third pro season.Jerick McKinnon, RB, Minnesota Vikings (49.3 percent). I debated whether or not to include McKinnon in this column, as he has had just two games this season with more than four fantasy points but five games this year with double-digit rushes. Just two more teams have a bye left on their schedule, which should help fill lineups out, so McKinnon is only a deeper-league add for someone in need of backfield help.Malcolm Mitchell, WR, New England Patriots (0.7 percent). The reviews on Mitchell from New England have been strong since shortly after he was drafted in the fourth round this past year. Hes in a bit of a logjam on the Patriots receiver depth chart, though Week 11 was an opportunity for him to flex his talent. With Chris Hogan out, Mitchell piled up four catches for 98 yards and a touchdown. If Hogan misses Week 12, Mitchell will enter consideration for lineups in deep leagues. Hes a speculative add given his talent and the offense he plays in.Tajae Sharpe, WR, Tennessee Titans (14.8 percent). Quarterback Marcus Mariota is averaging 23.6 fantasy points per game over his past seven outings, which is notable, as it illustrates just how good this Titans offense has been of late. Sharpe has found the end zone in consecutive games and is a deeper-league add who has boosted value in PPR leagues as a flex player.Kenneth Dixon, RB, Baltimore Ravens (23.3 percent). A running back depth add, Dixon had six rushes for 40 yards in Baltimores Week 11 matchup with Dallas. While he hasnt yet taken over top duties from Terrance West, he does seem to be evolving as a player each week.Adam Thielen, WR, Minnesota Vikings (4.6 percent). The Vikings have found their No. 1 receiver in Stefon Diggs, but Thielen has been in the mix over the past six games, logging three touchdowns and a 127-yard effort during that stretch. In a deeper PPR league, he can be used as a flex option.Vance McDonald, TE, San Francisco 49ers (1.7 percent). If you are a Zach Miller owner (or a Gronk owner, should he miss Week 12), McDonald is on the tight end radar. 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It will be his first game action since the former Pittsburgh Steelers starter tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee against Arizona on Oct. 18.I dont know how close, but I really feel close to being similar to myself, said Beachum, who started 39 games in four seasons with the Steelers. And thats a good thing right now.After signing a five-year, $45 million contract with Jacksonville in free agency, Beachum sat out the teams entire offseason program while recovering from reconstructive surgery. He returned sooner than expected, getting back on the field during the first week of training camp, but then was shut down as a precaution. The brief stint on the field gave Beachum a chance to evaluate where he was at physically and mentally, and allowed him get a better feel for how far he had to go to get back to 100 percent.He missed Jacksonvilles first two preseason games, but returned to full practice this week in anticipation of playing against the Bengals.Ive had to have some conversations with a number of my colleagues and people that Im close to about this process, which has been a little rough at times, Beachum said. But, like I said, its closer than it was a month ago. Its closer than it was last week. Just taking it a day at a time and making sure that Im being patient, and thats hard to do at this point.Especially with the opener against Green Bay a little more than two weeks away.Beachum feels like he wont be fully back until he plays an entire game. He wont do that in the preseason, so his first channce will come Sept.dddddddddddd 11 against the Packers.In the meantime, he needs to get as acclimated as possible to new teammates as well as playing full speed with a knee brace. And he needs to finalize where hes going to line up.Beachum and Luke Joeckel, the second overall pick in the 2013 draft, shared repetitions at left tackle and left guard early in camp. With Beachum out, Joeckel started two preseason games at left tackle and played well.So coach Gus Bradley has to decide whether to keep Joeckel there and move Beachum inside. Or slide Joeckel over and put Beachum at the position he primarily played in four seasons with the Steelers.His attitude is great about it, Bradley said. Hes gaining confidence every day. ... Whatever hes going through, its great to work through it. I think that builds great mental toughness, great confidence in what he can do, and you just see him every day progressing. That part is good. Im very pleased that we didnt (bring him back) too fast.Solidifying the line is one of Jacksonvilles top priorities heading into the season. Blake Bortles was sacked 106 times in two seasons, an NFL record for quarterbacks in their first two years.Having center Brandon Linder healthy after missing all of last season with a shoulder injury should be part of the solution. Getting Beachum back is a key, too.I pushed the needle and kind of pressed the envelope to try to get out there and get rolling, Beachum said. But I think they did a great job of managing the situation at the time. Feeling good right now. ... I can see the light.---AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and AP NFL Twitter feed: http://twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '