FantasyPros Articles on Michael Wilson
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I get the intrigue of wanting to take Wilson at WR43; it looks like a value, but in reality, it's a trap. More than half of his receiving yardage came when Marvin Harrison Jr. missed time last season. He finished as a WR1 five times, but he also finished as a WR4 or worse 10 times. The problem is knowing when they will come, and that makes it extremely hard to trust him.
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Wilson's WR44 ADP is a trap; boom-or-bust with Love eating into touches.
Wilson's ADP of 104 (WR44) appears to be value but is actually a trap. More than half of his receiving yardage came when Marvin Harrison Jr. missed time last season, and he finished as a WR1 only five times while finishing as a WR4 or worse 10 times, making him a boom-or-bust weekly receiver. The Cardinals' offensive coordinator change from Drew Petzing to Nathaniel Hackett adds uncertainty. Additionally, the team invested in third overall pick Jeremiah Love, whose versatility should get him touches in both the running and passing game, further limiting Wilson's volume. The source warns that knowing when Wilson's boom weeks will come is extremely hard, making him difficult to trust.
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