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Wide receiver 22. Michael Wilson just so tough to tell what's going on in Arizona. This dude's averaging 5.3 yards per target this year. That's a bottom 10 mark... I can see him finishing top eight with another 15 targets. I could see him finishing wide receiver 40 because Jacobe doesn't need to throw the ball 50 times for once.

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WR22 with wide range of outcomes; 5.3 YPRR limits floor despite volume.

Ian Hartitz ranks Michael Wilson as WR22 but expresses significant uncertainty about Arizona's offense. Wilson is averaging 5.3 yards per target, a bottom-10 mark. Hartitz notes the Cardinals' volume is inflated by defensive weakness and Jacoby Brissett's dink-and-dunk approach favoring Trey McBride. Wilson has outproduced Marvin Harrison Jr., but Hartitz sees a wide range of outcomes: top-8 finish with 15 more targets, or WR40 if Brissett doesn't need to throw 50 times. Against the Giants (weak run defense, lost Brian Burns), Hartitz expects the Cardinals to win, which could provide opportunity.

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