ESPN Fantasy Football on Michael Wilson
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However, he's seen exactly seven targets in his other four games, none of which resulted in more than 10.6 fantasy points. Although the production has been inconsistent, Wilson checks a lot of boxes, including ranking no lower than eighth among receivers in snaps, routes, target share, targets, end zone targets and air yards.
STACKED’s take
Wilson's inconsistent targets (7 in four games) make him a volatile WR3 despite elite snap share.
Wilson is a tricky evaluation after a volatile start to the season. Arizona's top receiver appeared primed for a huge season after posting 11-89-1 and 7-95-0 receiving lines on a combined 30 targets during Weeks 3-4, but he's seen exactly seven targets in his other four games, none of which resulted in more than 10.6 fantasy points. This includes a pair of duds since Harrison's departure: a 4-30-0 showing in an elite matchup against Detroit in Week 5 and a 4-32-0 line against the Trent McDuffie-less Rams last week. Although production has been inconsistent, Wilson checks a lot of boxes, ranking no lower than eighth among receivers in snaps, routes, target share, targets, end zone targets, and air yards. As long as that keeps up, he'll find his way to plenty of big games. Wilson is a WR3 against Denver, though he'll be a candidate for shadow coverage from Pat Surtain II if the standout corner returns from injury.
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