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This is somebody who is the wide receiver nine on the year in usage in terms of volume, in terms of expected points per game, but only the wide receiver 25 in production. I think those numbers are going to come together and he's going to end the season somewhere around the wide receiver 15. So, if you can buy him for like a low-end wide receiver two price tag, he's more of a high-end mid-tier wide receiver two.
STACKED’s take
WR9 in usage but WR25 in production; buy-low value at WR2 price targeting WR15 finish.
Michael Wilson is WR9 in usage and expected points per game but only WR25 in production; those numbers should converge to finish around WR15 on the season. If acquired for a low-end WR2 price tag, he represents high-end mid-tier WR2 value. Over a six-game sample without Marvin Harrison Jr., Wilson averaged 23 PPR points per game on 12.5 targets per game, primarily with Jacoby Brissett at quarterback. Ron Stewart prefers Wilson straight up over DJ Moore in trade discussions and would package him with mid-tier running backs like Jaylen Warren or Chuba Hubbard to acquire higher-tier talent. While Wilson had a dud against Detroit (4 catches, 30 yards, 7 PPR points) despite being consensus top-12 receiver for that week following Harrison Jr.'s trade, Stewart characterizes the Harrison Jr. trade impact as marginal for Wilson's fantasy outlook.
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