From the episode
He really broke out last season, the second half with Jacoby Brissette. If you look at just his last 12 games now with Brissette, so eight games last year, four this year, his season long pace for Michael Wilson, 115 catches, 14, 1463 yards, and 10 touchdowns. That's like a round one fantasy receiver.
STACKED’s take
Wilson's WR1 role against Detroit's receiver-friendly defense offers round-one receiver production at value.
Michael Wilson is Brandon Anderson's single favorite escalator of the season; he's the Cardinals' true WR1 against Detroit's bottom-3 DVOA defense. Over his last 12 games with Jacoby Brissette (8 last year, 4 this year), Wilson's pace projects to 115 catches, 1,463 yards, and 10 TDs—round-one fantasy receiver production. He's averaging 6.9 catches for 86 yards in that stretch, hitting 89+ yards in 7 of 12 games and 99+ yards in a third. Targets have remained consistent at 11 per game last year and exactly 11 this year (13 and 17 targets in last two weeks). Detroit allows second-most fantasy points to receivers (last two years and this year). True WR1s against Detroit average 7.1 catches, 104 yards on 11 targets, with 8+ catches in all but one game since start of last season (14 instances). Game total 54.5 and rising; both defenses bottom-3 by DVOA.
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