Waiver Wizard publishes strategy guides, waiver wire analysis, and a daily player deep dive. Two editors are responsible for that output, and every article on the site carries the byline of whichever one owns that beat. Here is who does what, and how to reach them directly.
Jordan edits Waiver Wizard's blog coverage and daily player deep dives — weekly waiver wire strategy, roster construction, trade value breakdowns, and analysis of the news and storylines shaping each fantasy football season.
Sam edits Waiver Wizard's guide library — the foundational, evergreen references on FAAB bidding, draft strategy, injury reports, and the core concepts every fantasy manager needs to build a winning roster.
Matt founded Waiver Wizard in 2025 after one too many missed waiver windows in his own fantasy league — he built the alerts he wished he'd had, then decided to share them with the community. He's a lifelong fantasy football fan who's always looking for new ways to stay connected with fellow managers and make the game more fun to play.
Our sourcing standards, fact-checking process, ranking methodology, and disclosure of where automation is used in our publishing pipeline are all documented in the editorial policy. If you have found an error, the corrections page explains how to report it and what happens next.