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Week 2 Wide Receiver Rankings & Tiers

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22 min
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Sep 17, 2026
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Thu, September 17, 2026
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Alec PierceAmon-Ra St. BrownBrian Thomas Jr.Carnell TateCeeDee LambChris GodwinChris OlaveChristian WatsonDeVonta SmithDK MetcalfDrake LondonEmeka EgbukaGarrett WilsonGeorge Pickens
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Alec Pierce

NegativeUsage19:25

Pierce should be benched for Week 2 due to a tough matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, though he is viewed as a future riser once fully healthy.

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Amon-Ra St. Brown

PositiveUsage0:06

Ranked in the S tier for week 2 and considered a 'set it and forget it' play; Joe Burrow emphasizes that every player in the Lions-Bills game, which features a high 54.5-point over-under, should be in starting lineups for the Thursday night shootout.

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Brian Thomas Jr.

NegativeValue9:54

Brian Thomas Jr. is ranked at 35 and is currently dealing with a shoulder injury; he faces a tough matchup against a Denver defense that limits passing volume and is considered to be in a significantly lower tier than Parker Washington.

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Carnell Tate

NegativeRole33:23

Carnell Tate is a bench candidate for the short term due to a horrendous matchup and the Tennessee Titans' status as one of the league's worst offenses, though he holds long-term upside.

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CeeDee Lamb

PositiveProjection1:42

Ranked in the A tier for week 2; despite a disappointing 15-point week 1, Joe Burrow highlights a favorable matchup against the Commanders with the Cowboys projected to score 27.5 points.

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Chris Godwin

NegativeProjection15:33

Ranked as WR32, Godwin faces a favorable matchup against the Browns, though his Week 1 performance against Cincinnati was underwhelming.

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Chris Olave

PositiveRole2:30

Ranked as a borderline top-five wide receiver and a must-start while healthy; Joe Burrow notes that while he has long-term concerns that make him a potential trade candidate, he is an easy start in the short term after leading the NFL in receiving yards in week 1.

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Christian Watson

PositiveProjection5:46

Ranked in the C tier for week 2. Joe Burrow expects him to crush against the Jets because the Packers lack a consistent run game and Josh Jacobs, which forces a high volume of dropbacks for Jordan Love.

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DeVonta Smith

NegativeProjection5:36

Despite a disappointing Week 1 performance and a difficult Week 2 matchup against Tennessee with a low 39.5-point over-under, Joe Burrow maintains that DeVonta Smith remains the primary target for the Eagles' passing volume.

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DK Metcalf

NegativeProjection15:45

Despite 10 targets in Week 1, Metcalf is a hesitant start because the Steelers' offense projects to be poor, limiting his scoring potential compared to other options.

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Drake London

NegativeProjection7:58

Drake London is a must-start for fantasy managers, though he is ranked at 18 due to ongoing quarterback concerns; his fantasy value is expected to improve once the team's quarterback situation stabilizes.

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Emeka Egbuka

PositiveInjury6:48

Ranked at WR15, Egbuka is expected to benefit from the Cleveland Browns' poor defensive performance last week and is now another week removed from his toe injury.

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Garrett Wilson

PositiveRole6:16

Garrett Wilson is a potential riser in rankings as he commands the lion's share of targets for the Jets; Joe Burrow notes he could potentially flip DeVonta Smith in rankings.

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George Pickens

PositiveValue3:38

Identified as a buy-low candidate after a disappointing 5.8-point week 1; Joe Burrow believes he would have had a fine day if not for critical drops.

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Ja'Marr Chase

PositiveProjection0:06

Ranked in the S tier for week 2 and a 'set it and forget it' play; Joe Burrow notes that despite health concerns, he is expected to be good to go. Chase is ranked as the WR3 for the week but remains Burrow's rest-of-season WR1.

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James Cook

PositiveProjection4:55

James Cook is projected to have a strong performance in a high-scoring game with an over/under of 54.5 points, making him a must-start for week 2.

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Jameson Williams

PositiveUsage7:22

Projected for 12 or more fantasy points in week 2 based on betting market props; Joe Burrow considers him a must-start in the upcoming high-scoring shootout.

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Justin Jefferson

PositiveProjection0:37

Ranked in the A tier for week 2; Joe Burrow expects the Vikings to throw the ball frequently against the Chicago Bears.

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Luther Burden

PositiveBreakout14:12

Luther Burden has a high ceiling and is preferred over Rome Odunze for the upcoming week based on the target volume he saw in Week 1.

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Marvin Harrison Jr.

NegativeBust18:57

Ranked as WR38, Harrison is a sit for Week 2 due to a tough matchup against the Seattle Seahawks and a lack of proven production; the source describes him as 'cooked chicken' until he shows results.

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Matthew Golden

NegativeValue18:25

Ranked at 37, Golden is a riser with high target volume, but his ranking is discounted due to a lack of historical consistency.

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Mike Evans

PositiveUsage10:10

Mike Evans is ranked as WR21 and is considered a strong play due to his full health and the significant injury attrition among other San Francisco pass catchers, despite concerns that the team may rely heavily on the run game in the second half.

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Nico Collins

NegativeInjury11:37

Nico Collins did not practice on Thursday and is at high risk of missing the Sunday game, making him a sit candidate compared to Thursday night options like Jameson Williams.

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Parker Washington

PositiveBreakout9:45

Parker Washington is a significant riser in the rankings, now placed at WR20; Joe Burrow notes he is in a completely different, higher tier than Brian Thomas Jr., admitting that ranking them back-to-back was a mistake.

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Puka Nacua

PositiveProjection0:06

Ranked in the S tier for week 2 and considered a 'set it and forget it' play by Joe Burrow.

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Quentin Johnston

NegativeDepth Chart16:41

Ranked at 34 after a poor Week 1, Johnston would move into the E tier if Ladd McConkey misses time due to injury.

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Rashee Rice

NegativeProjection5:11

Ranked in the C tier for week 2. Joe Burrow expresses long-term concern due to the team's shift toward a run-heavy offense, though he is not worried about Rice's week 2 performance against a 'train wreck' Colts defense.

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Rome Odunze

PositiveBreakout7:05

Despite a disappointing week one, Joe Burrow remains a believer in Odunze's talent as a top-10 NFL draft pick compared to Jaylen Coker, though he acknowledges concerns regarding low target volume compared to players like Luther Burden.

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Romeo Doubs

PositiveDepth Chart34:00

Despite a zero-point Week 1, Romeo Doubs is ranked as the top Patriots receiver for Week 2, especially with AJ Brown out.

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Tee Higgins

PositiveValue7:23

Joe Burrow is excited about Higgins' long-term outlook and suggests targeting him for a trade on the cheap in week three, noting his current ranking is lowered due to Burrow's own health status.

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Zay Flowers

NegativeInjury12:09

Zay Flowers did not practice on Thursday and carries a real risk of missing the Sunday game, making him a risky start for fantasy lineups.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00Yeah, injuries are devastating, but I am here to save you with our week 2 wide receiver rankings. Starting off with the
0:06S tier, Puganua, Aman Ross St. Brown, and Jamar Chase. Set it and forget it, you play them. The only thing worth
0:13talking about one will be this Detroit Lions Buffalo Bills game has an overunder of 54 and a half points. This projects not only to be the highest
0:22scoring game of the week, but maybe one of the highest scoring games of the year. start everybody two. Looking at Jamar, while yes, we do have concerns
0:31with Joe Burrow at the moment, it does sound like Burrow is going to be good to go week two. Now, dropping down to our A
0:37tier, you better believe my king, Justin Jefferson, who won me $5,000 to being the highest scoring team in the Flock League. Week one, I'm going to have here
0:46at the fourhole. We shouldn't have Kylin Murray. And on top of that, we won't have Jordan Mason. So ultimately this team against the Chicago Bears probably
0:55going to have to throw the ball a lot and we just saw the Chicago Bears um give up 50 points to Jaylen Coker. Now
1:02going over to CD Lamb. CD Lamb not great week one dropped 15 fantasy points but honestly this matchup against the Commanders really good. The Dallas
1:11Cowboys they project to score 27 and a half total points here. And then Jackson Smith and Jigba will be our last wide
1:18receiver. While typically JSN is going to be much higher for me, rest of season, I would still rather have him over a Monroe St. Brown. I would still
1:28rather have him over Jefferson. I would still rather have him over CD Lamb for this week in particular, it's a little
1:34bit of a tougher spot because this week, of course, you have no Sam Darnold and you're dealing with Drew Lock, but that
1:41didn't impact um JSN in a negative way at all for uh week one. Now, moving over to the B tier, very similar to how we
1:50had these rankings last week, until Jordan Tyson comes in or until Chris Ave gets injured, you are starting him every single game as a borderline top five
2:00wide receiver. He led the NFL in receiving yards week one. Now, again, long-term, I have my serious questions about him, which is why I would not be
2:09opposed if you wanted to go through and throw him on the trade block. But in the short term with no Tyson and on top of
2:15that again while he is healthy he is an easy easy start. I should have included George Pickkins in the by low video if
2:24I'm going to be honest. Um realistically with Pickkins he had a really bad game week one where he only scored 5.8
2:31fantasy points. But if he would have just held on to the ball and a couple critical drops it would have been a
2:38perfectly fine day for him from a fantasy perspective. So, Pickkins I think will be much better. And then Malik Neighbors, while yes, he also was
2:48disappointing week one, only scoring about 13 fantasy points, I think Neighbors is only going to get better as time goes on. Now, this matchup against
2:57the Rams probably a tough spot. Right now, the Giants are seven and a half point dogs, or I apologize, seven point
3:04dogs to the Los Angeles Rams. There's a good chance that the Giants are forced to throw the ball in this game as well.
3:11Now, let's move over to seeds here. This is where we have a pretty significant drop off. We will be looking at Rasheed
3:17Rice as another one of these super disappointing week one names. And honestly, I am concerned about Rashid Rice here in the long term based on how
3:29this team's skewing to be a little bit more uh call it runheavy. However, in terms of what I'm looking at right this
3:37second, I am not worried about Rashid Rice for this week because the Indianapolis Colts defense is a train wreck. Now, going over to Christian
3:46Watson, you know, this is also my guy.
3:49Could not be more excited to play him.
3:51Um, couldn't stop talking about him before the season started. And his setup is the exact same here against the New York Jets. This offensive line, not
3:59great. They're probably not going to be able to run the ball consistently. And on top of that, they don't have their
4:03running back with Josh Jacobs. So, I think this season, again, for the time being, we are getting a ridiculous amount of dropbacks from Jordan Love.
4:11Christian Watson was the wide receiver, 19 in points per game last year, coming off a torn ACL, and he dropped 32
4:19fantasy points in week one. I think he absolutely crushes. Now, going over to DJ Moore, again, I need to reiterate, you start as many players in this game
4:29as you possibly can. Um, right now if we pull up Poly Market US, we can just go through and look at some of these player
4:36props. Right now, from a fantasy points perspective, Josh Allen has a 60% chance of scoring 23 or more points. Jameson Williams, who we'll talk about later on,
4:46is at 12 or more fantasy points. Jamir Gibbs has a 54% chance of going 24 or more. Um, DJ Moore 56% chance going 13
4:55or more. James Cook's gonna have himself a day. Again, the overunder of this game is 54 and a half points. So, please, for
5:03the love of God, um, go through, play as many players in this contest as you possibly can. And obviously, that includes DJ Moore. Now, if you wanted to
5:12check out any of those markets, you can find the link to Poly Market US in the description as well as the comment
5:18section. And if you sign up with code flock, you are going to be getting $50 out of your account after you deposit
5:24your first 10. Plus, on top of that, Poly Market US is available in 49 out of 50 states. Every state but Nevada. Now,
5:34let's go over to our next question here.
5:36This is going to be Devont Smith with Smith. Very disappointing week one. And here at Tennessee, this is a game with a
5:44very low total, 39 12 point overunder.
5:48This game projects to have two fewer touchdowns in it in comparison to what we have with the Buffalo Bills Detroit Lions game tonight. So to be honest with
5:56you, if anything, Dvont Smith may be too high in these rankings, but as it stands right now, Mai Limmon's a non-factor,
6:04and I still do think that Devont Smith is very easily the guy that you are going to want in terms of total passing
6:11volume here for the Eagles. Now going over to Garrett Wilson, the Green Bay Packers, they look like they have a bad
6:18defense right now until we end up getting I don't know. Um I guess Micah Parson's back to save the day and Wilson
6:27does have the lion share of the targets.
6:30I'm not worried about Adeni Mitchell. So honestly, I'll update these rankings as we get closer to Sunday, but I wouldn't be surprised if Garrett Wilson ends up
6:38flipping Devont Smith. Abuka going to be here at 15. The Cleveland Browns gave up a zillion points to opposing wide receivers last week where obviously they
6:48just got absolutely boat raced by the Jacksonville Jaguars. As somebody who has Buuka, I'm very much hoping that we see something similar this week,
6:55especially now that he is another week removed from his toe injury. Tedo McMillan was very disappointing week one, but ultimately I am still a
7:04believer in him in comparison to Jaylen Coker. This was a top 10 NFL draft pick because he was a a dominant collegiate
7:11wide receiver that I still think is incredibly talented. And this match up against the Atlanta Falcons is one that I'm not too worried about this Falcons
7:19defense. Going over to Tiggins, I am very excited about the long-term for Higgins. And honestly, I think that you could potentially put in your calendar
7:29right now that in week three, you should be going through and trying to trade for him on the cheap. The problem is as it
7:36stands right this second he is playing in Houston. Joe Burrow is not 100%. So I would have him lowered in my rankings
7:43this week in comparison to normal. Very similar to Jamar Chase here, right?
7:46Jamar Chase we have at three in these rankings even though rest of season he's my wide receiver one. But this is a
7:52legit Texans defense even if they gave up a ton of points to the Bills last week. And then Drake London is our last
7:59must start. Set it and forget at wide receiver. While yes, London is much lower in these rankings in comparison to where he will be once we eventually get
8:08back to andor Michael Penn with Cooper Rush, he has to drop considerably. He's not my wide receiver 7, wide receiver eight, wide receiver 9. He's down here
8:16at 18. Now, the saving grace for DJ Moore is this Carolina Panthers defense looks to be so bad that the Falcons
8:25offense still projects to score over 20 total points this week. The Falcons project to score the same amount of points as what you have with the New
8:34York Giants according to market makers, which again, I will remind you, they are smarter than I am. They are smarter than
8:41you are. They have access to more information and frankly, they probably have high IQ. So, I'm going to be listening to these overunders, to these
8:49spreads to make more accurate fantasy football decisions rather than trying to come out here and say, "Oh my gosh, I can beat the spread by going out and um
8:59putting money on overs every week."
9:01Obviously, it's not going to happen. So, um right now, market makers are telling us that while the Falcons offense going to be bad, they are going to be much
9:10better than they were last week. Now, moving over to Jameson Williams. I also have Jameson Williams on my fantasy football team. Full transparency. But
9:18again, I want to go back to what we were talking about previously with DJ Moore as well as Aman Ross St. Brown. Every
9:26single player in this game, you need to get in your starting lineup. Whether it's going to be Josh Allen, whether it's going to be James Cook, Aman Rosra
9:33St. Brown, DJ Moore, Jameson Williams, Sam Leaporta, um Dalton Concincaid, every guy you got, you put them in. It's going to be a shootout on Thursday
9:42night. literally cannot wait for it.
9:45Now, Parker Washington at wide receiver 20. Washington is a big- time mover up these rankings. After week one, I'm ready to throw in the towel. I'm ready
9:54to say, you know what, us ranking him backto back with Brian Thomas was a horrendous call. He is very clearly in a
10:02completely different tier than what Brian Thomas is in. But I will say this is a tough matchup against the Denver Broncos defense. While this is a defense
10:10that definitely struggled this past week, they mainly struggled with their run defense, not necessarily the defense through the air. Mike Evans at 21. So,
10:20the San Francisco 49ers currently project to score almost 30 points this week against the Miami Dolphins. But with that in mind, um I am afraid that
10:30they're just going to be running the ball consistently in the second half.
10:33However, Mike Evans looked fully healthy week one. And on top of this, this is now a name in which hell, you got no
10:40Deshun Stribbling, you have no Ricky Pierald, you have no Christian Kirk, you have no Jake Tongis, everybody is injured in San Francisco right now
10:48besides Mike Evans. Now, Lad Manki currently is banged up. Let me see if we have the practice report yet for the
10:55Chargers. I'm recording this at about 2 PM Eastern on Thursday. I personally try to wait as long as I can to record these
11:03videos for y'all so you have the most accurate up-to-date injury information.
11:07Now, of course, I also live stream every single day as well, giving you the latest updates with these injuries. So, just make sure you are subscribed. But
11:17because Lad McConi is on the West Coast, we're not going to get this injury update on if you practice or not on
11:24Thursday until later in the day. The reason he's behind guys like Jameson Williams is I don't know if he's going to play. So if it was between Lad or J
11:31Mo, I'd probably just play it safe and play J Mo on Thursday night. Same thing with Nico Collins. Nico Collins did not
11:38practice on Thursday. He is very much at risk of missing this game on Sunday. So if you were looking at Nico verse
11:45Jameson Williams for your lineup tonight, I would play Jameson Williams.
11:49I would play DJ Moore. Um, and then lastly, Zay Flowers also did not practice today on Thursday. So, there is a very real risk that Zay Flowers is
11:59going to be missing this game on Sunday.
12:01So, for me, yet again, I would play the Thursday night options with DJ Moore and Jameson Williams rather than rolling the
12:08dice that Flower is going to be good to go and if he's not having to pivot over to Rashad Baitman. Now, moving over to
12:14the E tier, we are going to be led off with Dvonte Adams. These are the wide receivers that I am now in the range
12:21saying that it is okay if you want to bench them until we see production.
12:26Devonte Adams week one very concerning.
12:29Now I think long term this is still going to be a player that is um someone you can rely upon as a flex quite
12:37consistently. again week one his usage wasn't the best but I do want to give him the benefit of the doubt because he
12:44played that game um in Australia right so the Australia games are very tough to go through and say that we know exactly
12:52how that's going to carry over to this next week now moving over to Jaylen Wadd um with Waddly who scored one fantasy
12:59point in week one so I would not fault you if you wanted to say hey um let me just go through and wait to see what
13:08happens with Waddle in week two before I plan on starting in week three. This Jags defense looked good week one, but
13:14obviously it was against the Cleveland Browns. I will say this game here between the Denver Broncos and the Jacksonville Jaguars. We actually do
13:23have Denver favored by about three points. Now, Luther Burden could explode this next week. Right now, you have an implied team total of 26 1.5 points for
13:33the Chicago Bears, but I really would like to see more data on what exactly is the target distribution between all the
13:41pass catchers in this offense and how heavy are they going to lean on the run.
13:45So, super high ceiling with all these three players, but I do think at the same time maybe a little bit of a lower
13:51floor. And now Terry Mcccluren garbage week one. But he has a very strong matchup playing in Dallas. So I think
14:00both Terry McLaren and Stefon Diggs are names that realistically you could look at starting. Now, I am concerned about this Commander offense for the long
14:11haul, though, because I would have assumed after us seeing how good the New York Giants looked against this Dallas Cowboys defense in the first week and
14:21how bad that Dallas Cowboys defense was last season, that market makers would be really high on this Commander offense.
14:28However, they currently only project to score about 23 points this week. Now, it's going to be a potential shootout though because they are going to have to
14:36throw the ball to keep up with Dallas where right now the overunder this game's 50 and a half. And then the last
14:42wide receiver we'll have in this tier is going to be Roma Dunce. Of course, week one was very concerning. Again, with
14:49both Rome as well as Luther Burton, I think this ceiling for this upcoming week incredibly high. If I had to choose
14:57which guy I would be going with though, I would choose Luther Burden based on the targets that he saw in comparison to
15:03the targets that Roman Dunce got week one. Now dropping down to F tier, we are going to have Debo Samuel here. Debo
15:10Samuel very much you can consider playing him in deeper formats. In shallow leagues, I'm probably not that interested in it. But here in deep
15:19leagues like let's call a spade a spade, the Ners have nobody else to go to. And on top of this, the Niners project to be
15:27the highest scoring offense in the league this week. So I would think that honestly Debo Samuel is quite playable.
15:33Now Chris Godwin, wide receiver 32.
15:37The Tampa Bay Buccaneers get to go up against the Cleveland Browns who just gave up a zillion points to opposing wide receivers. However, Godwin in his
15:45first game and what should have been a good match up against Cincy didn't look great. Now, for DK Metaf here, I
15:52actually figured I'd be a lot higher on him because pulling up his week one targets, this dude had 10 targets in
15:58week one. Now, yes, he finished the wide receiver 50. He only had eight fantasy points, but 10 targets is nothing to
16:05overlook. And Aaron Rogers said he was going to keep throwing the ball in his direction. Now, the holdup ultimately that I'm gonna have here with Metaf is
16:13the Pittsburgh Steelers project to be a horrendous offense against a good New England Patriots defense this week where like the Steelers project to score about
16:2418 fantasy points.
16:26And if we look at this in comparison of what we have with some of the other offenses we've discussed that are maybe
16:32concerning like say the Atlanta Falcons, the Atlanta Falcons with Drake London project to score two more total points than what we have with the Pittsburgh
16:41Steelers. So I would be a little hesitant on Medcave. Quinton Johnson here at 34. Horrendous week one. Trey Harris was the better wide receiver. But
16:51we had Quinton Johnson look really good all of last season. And Lad Mani is gonna be banged up. But if Lad were to
16:58miss this Sunday, Quinton Johnson would move ahead of Debo Godwin and DK Medaf and he would go inside the E tier for
17:06me. Now Brian Thomas at 35 ended up banging up his shoulder and it's a tough matchup playing at Denver where again
17:14the Jacksonville Jaguars project to regress significantly. And while this Denver Broncos defense was really bad on the run side of it in week one, um they
17:25did limit Mahomes from a passing volume perspective. Now, of course, a lot of that may been game script dependent, but um here should be a better spot for the
17:36Denver Broncos D. Now, I know everybody is going to be screaming their heads off. Mason, how the hell do you have
17:43Jaylen Coker who scored 34 fantasy points in week one? That was more than Justin Jefferson. That was more than Christian Watson, the two guys that
17:52you're over the moon about down here at wide receiver 36. And the fact of the matter is with Jaylen Coker in 2025, he
18:02was the wide receiver 57 in points per game. In 2024, he was the wide receiver 64 in points per game. So, while yes,
18:10this is a player that should 100% be rostered and picked up off your waiver wire, I would not mind waiting one week
18:18to see another week of performance before we go ahead and move him up inside the E tier, inside the Dtier. But
18:25for sure, he is a riser. I just want to see a slightly larger sample. Matthew Golden at 37. Similar here, Matthew
18:32Golden is a big-time riser in these ranks. Matthew Golden had more targets than Christian Watson last week. And you may be asking, okay, well, how can you
18:42move Christian Watson to be a top 12 wide receiver and have Golden down here at 37? Again, it's because Christian Watson was the wide receiver 19 in
18:50fantasy points per game coming off a torn ACL last year and Matthew Golden was the wide receiver 95. So, um, with
18:57Golden, with Coker, these guys that didn't really do anything with consistency last season, I do want to have them a little bit discounted. And
19:04then going over to Marvin Harrison at wide receiver 38. The man's cooked chicken at this point. Tough match up against the Seattle Seahawks defense. No
19:12way in hell I'm starting him until we actually see him produce. Now moving over to our next here. These are players
19:18that I want on our bench for sure.
19:21Michael Pitman Jr. tough matchup. Not a great week one. Bench him. Alec Pierce, tough matchup against KC. Don't get me wrong. I am excited about him once he
19:31gets fully healthy. He is going to be a riser. But for the time being, I would bench him in a really tough spot against
19:37the Chiefs in which they just absolutely shut down Jaylen Wadd and the Denver Broncos. Jordan Addison scored zero fantasy points in week one. I actually
19:46really like Addison. I I just bought a sports card of Jordan Addison. I will say my sports card stuff's getting a
19:52little bit out of hand right now, but that's besides the point. Love the player. I like the setup. I like the
19:58matchup, but I can't tell you with confidence to jam him in when he just scored zero fantasy points. Carnell Tate, horrendous matchup. The Tennessee
20:05Titans project to be, I want to say, the second worst offense in the league. Um, it's them or the Miami Dolphins. So,
20:13Carnell Tate, I like the long-term upside. Can't trust him in the short term. Juell Robinson, I have him on my own fantasy team. I can't trust him in
20:21the short or the long term. He'll be on my bench. And then with Michael Wilson, he scored 10 and a half fantasy points.
20:27One more game in which he outproduces Marvin Harrison. he will flip Marvin Harrison for those wide receiver ranks.
20:34And then our last tier here, we have like the Denver guys like Sutton, um Pat Bryant. I will give a shout to Romeo
20:41Dobs. Obviously, Romeo Dobs laid the goose egg week one, but I still think if I had to rank a Patriots receiver, it is
20:48going to be him in week two with no AJ Brown. But I think that's all I got for you. big takeaway that I need everybody
20:55to be on the same page with is for the love of God for the game tonight. Right now the Bills have a 68% chance of
21:01winning. The Lions had a 32% chance on Poly Market US. But the more interesting thing is going down and looking at the
21:07markets for the fantasy points. What this tells us is this tells us that you need to jam every single one of these
21:15even including these guys like Daltton Cade, Sam Leaporta that project to score 11 plus points. So, please make sure you get these guys in your lineup if you
21:24have them. I would say pretty much everybody but Khalil Shakir. And of course, if you wanted to check out any of these markets, the link is going to
21:31be in the description. It's going to be in the comment section to Poly Market US. If you sign up with code flock, you
21:37are going to be getting $50 added to your account after you deposit your first 10. And on top of that, as well,
21:43Poly Market US is available in 49 out of 50 states. Every state but Nevada. But I really appreciate y'all. I really hope
21:50that I was able to help you out in some way with this and I really hope I get to see you out in the live stream later

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