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Michael Wilson, I'm recommending buying him here because I think people are panicking. He's the 9th best wide receiver in terms of volume and expected points, but in terms of performance he's only 25th. I think these numbers will eventually align and he'll finish as the 15th best wide receiver. If you can buy him at a low-end WR2 price, he's a mid-to-high-tier WR2 to me.
STACKED’s take
Buy at discount; 9th in volume but 25th in performance, projects to WR15.
Source recommends buying Michael Wilson as a lower-tier WR2 at a discount because he is significantly underperforming his volume and projection. Over the past six games, Wilson averaged 12.5 targets per game for 23 PPR points. He ranks 9th in expected points and target volume but only 25th in actual performance; the source projects he will finish as a mid-to-high-tier WR2 (around 15th overall) by season's end as his performance catches up to his usage. In Week 5 vs. Detroit at home in a dome stadium, Wilson recorded only 4 catches for 30 yards (7 PPR points) on 7 targets despite this being expected to be a huge matchup. The source attributes the underperformance to the Jacoby Brissett quarterback situation rather than Marvin Harrison Jr.'s departure, noting that overcomplicating the narrative around Harrison leaving is a mistake. If acquired at a low-end WR2 price, Wilson represents mid-to-high-tier WR2 value.
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