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Week 9 Wide Receiver Rankings & Tiers

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Nov 5, 2026
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Rashee RiceA.J. BrownAmon-Ra St. BrownAntonio WilliamsCaleb DouglasChris GodwinChris OlaveChristian WatsonCourtland SuttonD.J. MooreDemario DouglasDenzel BostonDeVonta SmithGarrett Wilson
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A.J. Brown

NegativeInjury31:54

Missed practice on Thursday; Drake London's expectation is the Eagles probably won't get A.J. Brown back into the offense anytime soon. Once he returns, re-evaluation will be needed.

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Amon-Ra St. Brown

PositiveProjection0:30

Amon-Ra St. Brown is classified as a slam start despite being limited in practice Wednesday and Thursday with a rib injury; his NFL career shows he plays through injuries (17, 16, 16, 17, 17 games played) and scores significant fantasy points while doing so.

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Antonio Williams

PositiveUsage33:23

Looked to be the number one target earner for the Commanders last week with seven targets, but Drake London doesn't believe this will continue long-term. Still trending in the right direction with no Terry McLaurin, though he only accumulated 10 fantasy points and hasn't had a 20-point game yet. Drake London would bet on Stefon Diggs over Williams until Williams proves consistency with 2-3 straight weeks of production.

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Caleb Douglas

PositiveRole15:32

Drake London views Caleb Douglas as the long-term wide receiver one for the Miami Dolphins. Douglas had six targets last week showing improved target volume; he has a great matchup against the Detroit Lions and London loves his prospect profile despite a limited sample size.

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Chris Godwin

PositiveValue22:54

Drake London recommends Chris Godwin as a waiver wire pickup for Ibuka Hasty owners as an injury pivot. Despite Godwin's poor recent performance ('Godwin has sucked'), Drake London picked him up as insurance, anticipating Tampa Bay will need to throw more in upcoming matchups against stronger defenses like Chicago after facing weaker opponents (Carolina, Atlanta), creating volume opportunity.

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Chris Olave

NegativeMatchup1:45

Chris Olave faces a non-ideal matchup against Cleveland Browns in a typically lower-scoring game environment; Jordan Tyson's return should be his first week back, but Olave should not expect Tyson to immediately become the WR1, and if the Saints get their left tackle back, the offense improves; Olave has averaged 12 fantasy points per game over the past three weeks.

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Christian Watson

PositiveInjury3:40

Christian Watson is limited in practice Wednesday and Thursday after cracking ribs and spitting up blood last Thursday, requiring hospitalization, but managed to return; he is still a C-tier start against New England despite the Packers projecting slightly fewer points than normal. Matthew Golden is out-targeting Watson so far this season, and Drake London acknowledges practice limitations could justify ranking Golden ahead of Watson.

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Courtland Sutton

NegativeProjection22:54

Drake London highlights Courtland Sutton's poor scoring output this season, noting he hasn't scored 10 points in a single game, and ranks him below Keon Coleman and Chris Godwin, suggesting limited fantasy upside.

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D.J. Moore

NegativeInjury11:40

Drake London does not recommend DJ Moore as a must-start due to multiple injury concerns and a poor matchup. Moore got in limited practice on Thursday but is not fully healthy, dealing with a shoulder injury and a knee scare from the previous week. London cites two reasons for downgrading: Moore is an older wide receiver dealing with multiple injuries, and he faces arguably the best defense in the NFL at Minnesota.

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Demario Douglas

NegativeUsage31:45

Only had three targets last week in a game with no A.J. Brown and no Romeo Doubs. Drake London identifies him as the only wide receiver he would feel comfortable starting in New England, making him a desperation play despite the limited target volume.

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Denzel Boston

NegativeRole17:50

Drake London flags Denzel Boston as a concern now that Harold Fannon is showing signs of life. The hope would be that Boston and Casey Conception take over as the two dominant target forces, but if targets are split between three receivers, it becomes much tougher for Boston's fantasy value. Also appears to be the wide receiver two on the depth chart.

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DeVonta Smith

PositiveInjury18:28

DeVonta Smith has missed time for the Philadelphia Eagles. If he plays, it would lower Mai Lemon's ranking even further, as Smith would command target share in an already-struggling Eagles offense with a third-string quarterback.

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Garrett Wilson

NegativeInjury16:41

Garrett Wilson missed practice on Wednesday and Thursday with a concussion; his status is uncertain for Week 9 against the Kansas City Chiefs. If Wilson misses, it would open up opportunity for Adonai Mitchell and Omar Cooper to become startable.

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George Pickens

PositiveProjection7:39

Drake London recommends George Pickens as a must-start despite volatility concerns. The Steelers-Colts game features a 50+ point over/under, creating a high-scoring environment even with Indianapolis's struggles. Pickens is characterized as highly volatile with inconsistent target volume, resulting in a very low floor but elite ceiling. London's must-start recommendation is based on ceiling upside in this high-scoring matchup.

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Harold Fannin

NegativeBreakout17:50

Harold Fannon is finally showing signs of life, which creates concern for Casey Conception and Denzel Boston's target share. If Fannon continues to emerge, targets could be split between three receivers rather than concentrated on two dominant forces.

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Jalen Coker

NegativeRole10:39

Drake London argues Jaylen Coker does not belong in the same tier as Teddy McMillan and has been overvalued. Coker vaulted up early in the season on limited volume and only salvaged his week with a receiving touchdown. London cites a tough matchup against Denver and notes that Bryce Young looks much worse than previously, further limiting Coker's upside.

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Jameson Williams

NegativeProjection8:59

Drake London expresses concern about Jameson Williams despite strong recent production of 16, 18, 26, and 17 points over the past four games. Williams has recorded five touchdowns over the past three games, but his career average touchdown rate is approximately one TD per 13 targets, suggesting he is "running a little bit hot with the touchdowns." Against Miami, London is concerned because Miami's defense does not allow shootouts, limiting wide receiver scoring opportunities and creating touchdown regression risk.

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Jordyn Tyson

PositiveRole1:55

Jordan Tyson is returning this week for his first game back after injury; he should not be expected to immediately become the wide receiver one but will be slowly worked into the Saints offense alongside Chris Olave. Drake London reports that a beat reporter covering the Saints said Tyson looked like he practiced in full on Thursday despite being listed as limited Wednesday and Thursday, suggesting he will play and has long-term upside despite expected slow roll-in.

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Keenan Allen

PositiveMatchup16:55

Drake London highlights Keenan Allen as getting a beautiful matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. The Indianapolis Colts are projected to score 23 points at home against Dallas, more than the Commanders, Buccaneers, and Panthers, creating a favorable scoring environment. However, Tyler Warren being back from injury will eat into target volume for Allen, reducing his upside in the Indianapolis offense.

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Keon Coleman

PositiveValue22:54

Drake London ranks Keon Coleman ahead of both Courtland Sutton and Ibuka Hasty in Week 9 receiver tiers, positioning Coleman as a more attractive fantasy option than underperforming peers.

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Ladd McConkey

NegativeProjection16:56

Drake London expresses concern about Lad McConkey despite one strong game last week. McConkey played the first five weeks of the season in and out of games with injuries and was never fully healthy. He had one strong game last week against the Los Angeles Rams where he looked like the solidified wide receiver one, but he plays for the least efficient offense in the NFL (Houston Texans), and the Texans defense may not remain as bad as it has been.

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Malik Nabers

NegativeInjury2:40

Malik Nabers did not practice on Thursday coming off the bye week, which is unusual and concerning; however, he has stated he will be good to go, so his status should be monitored heading into Friday.

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Malik Washington

PositiveUsage14:14

Drake London highlights Malik Washington as an interesting flex play for Week 9. Washington scored a receiving touchdown the previous week and is seeing the majority of targets in the Miami Dolphins wide receiver core, averaging 6.5 targets per game. London notes that while Caleb Douglas is the long-term WR1, Washington offers the best matchup this week against the Detroit Lions, a bottom-three defense. The Dolphins are projected to score 22 points this week (up from their typical ~17 points), creating a favorable scoring environment.

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Marvin Harrison Jr.

PositiveRole22:45

Drake London expects Marvin Harrison to expand his role coming out of the bye week, suggesting increased opportunity and upside ahead.

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Michael Wilson

NegativeInjury9:57

Drake London downgrades Michael Wilson from must-start status due to multiple concerns. Wilson has been in a non-contact jersey the first two days of practice, indicating broken ribs may limit him. The matchup has also downgraded from Dallas to Seattle, where the Cardinals are 8.5-point underdogs. Additionally, Gardner Minshew's quarterback play is a concern, as London believes he is not a strong passer despite looking good against Dallas.

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Nico Collins

PositiveUsage4:23

Nico Collins has not recorded 10+ targets in a game since Week 1; coming out of the bye week, Marvin Harrison Jr. could be more involved in the offense, creating target competition; the matchup against Los Angeles is also unfavorable as the Chargers offense is poor and Houston likely won't be forced into a shootout.

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Rashee Rice

PositiveInjury7:03

Rashee Rice achieved full practice participation on Thursday, clearing injury concerns. Drake London notes the Kansas City Chiefs project as one of the best offenses in the NFL against the New York Jets and should score at will, positioning Rice favorably for Week 9.

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PositiveRole22:45

Rasheed Rice's return from injury is displacing Xavier Worthy in the Kansas City offense, signaling Rice's reclamation of a primary role in the passing game.

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Rome Odunze

NegativeProjection30:33

Rome Odunze is averaging nine fantasy points per game and is identified as the wide receiver two behind Luther Burden in the Bears offense.

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Romeo Doubs

PositiveInjury31:45

Missed last week's game, which limited target opportunities for other Packers receivers like DeVario Douglas to only three targets despite the absence.

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Stefon Diggs

NegativeProjection12:18

Drake London expresses concern about Stefon Diggs' Week 9 outlook despite a potential positive matchup against Los Angeles. Diggs is still not fully healthy and has not recorded 50 receiving yards in a game since Week 1, indicating limited big-play upside. London notes Diggs is too old to be an every-down player with snaps capped at approximately 65% of the offense. However, against the Rams, London expects the Commanders to be forced to throw more than they did against Philadelphia, which could provide some volume opportunity.

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Tee Higgins

PositiveProjection1:25

Tee Higgins is in a phenomenal game environment against Atlanta and has averaged more fantasy points per game than Jamar Chase so far this season, making him a top-10 receiver slam start.

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Tre Tucker

NegativeMatchup32:32

In a weird game environment where the Raiders are 9.5-point underdogs, which should force them to throw frequently, but the Raiders are just a bad offense overall, limiting upside despite the positive game script.

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Tyler Warren

PositiveRole17:23

Tyler Warren being back from injury will eat into target volume for Keenan Allen, reducing Allen's upside in the Indianapolis offense.

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Xavier Worthy

PositiveRole22:45

Xavier Worthy's role is diminished now that Rasheed Rice has returned from injury, effectively ending Worthy's stretch as a featured target in the Kansas City offense.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00All right, we have all the Thursday practice reports, so it's now time to submit some official wide receiver rankings for the week. S tier, we
0:07already know Pukanua and JSN. They're in your lineup. There's not much to discuss. I will say with JSN, he's not in his own tier this week because
0:15they're not going to have Sam Darnold and instead it is an injured Drew Lock, but it doesn't matter. Jackson Smith and
0:22Jigba is averaging almost 28 fantasy points per game. You start this dude every week regardless. CD Lamb, Jamar Chase, and Aon Ross St. Brown are all
0:30slams as well. The one thing that will be an interesting note here is Amanra was limited in practice on Wednesday and
0:38Thursday with the rib injury. But I mean, if you go through and look at what he has done through his entire NFL
0:43career. I mean, this man played 17 games, 16 games, 16 games, 17 games, 17 games. He doesn't sit out. He plays
0:51through these injuries and he scores a lot of fantasy points while doing so.
0:55Now, moving over to the Btier. These are also must start wide receivers obviously with Drake London. I completely get that he sucked this past week, but this is a
1:06really strong matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals where the overunder this game is like 52 points. And if we look at London, without a hurricane, and
1:16without Cooper Russian at quarterback, he has had 285 1912 19 fantasy points.
1:23Again, with good weather and Michael Penn. That should be the setup this week. T. Higgins is also in that phenomenal game environment. T. Higgins
1:32has actually averaged more fantasy points per game than Jamar Chase so far this season. Now, obviously, that's going to be a little bit skewed because
1:39Jamar Chase got knocked out of that game early with the concussion, but regardless, both these guys are absolutely slams as top 10 receivers.
1:47Chris Ave is going to be in an interesting spot. Now, it's not the best matchup in the world against the Cleveland Browns because typically when
1:54you play against Cleveland, it's not going to be a super highscoring game environment, but this should be Jordan Tyson's first week back. And as I am so
2:04excited for it, I don't expect Jordan Tyson to come in and be the wide receiver one immediately here. That's not happening. and also with Chris Olive
2:12as well. Um, if the Saints get back their left tackle, hell, I mean, this is going to be a better offense than what
2:19you normally have. So, expect Jordan Tyson to slowly get worked in here. I hope I'm wrong. I am having to play
2:26against Chris Lav and I hope he repeats what he's done over the past like three weeks. Over the past three weeks, he's
2:31averaging like 12 fantasy points a game.
2:34Now, Malik Neighbors did not practice on Thursday, which I will say it is weird for neighbors to be sitting out a
2:41Thursday practice coming off the buy.
2:43That's not necessarily the best thing you want to see. But, he did already say that he's going to be good to go. So, I
2:49don't want to raise the red flags too early here. Again, neighbors mispractice on Thursday will be something to monitor going into Friday, but it seems like he
2:57should be fine. And then the last wide receiver in this tier is going to be Justin Jefferson. I for one was rooting
3:04for Kyler Murray this season, but at the same time with how Kyler has played, I think that it is a positive for
3:14Jefferson to get Carson Wentz here under center. This is a really strong matchup that you have going up against the Buffalo Bills where the Bills have one
3:22of the worst defenses in the league. And at the same time, the Bills are going to be one of the very few teams that can
3:28put up a ton of points against this Vikings defense and force the Vikings to throw the ball. So, I think that this is
3:35a good setup for Jefferson. Now, I personally have Justin Jefferson on my own fantasy team, so maybe you want to just ignore me here and say that I'm
3:43biased, which I would understand. Now, moving over to our C tier. These will be the wide receivers that you still need
3:49to start, but lowered expectations with Christian Watson. He is on my own fantasy team. He did get in the limited practice on Wednesday. Obviously, the
3:58man last Thursday night cracked a few ribs, um spitting up blood, went to the hospital, managed to come back. It was
4:05the most badass thing that I had ever seen. And I am very much going to be rooting for him playing in New England.
4:12Though the Green Bay Packers do project to score slightly fewer points than they normally do. Then moving to Matthew Golden. Matthew Golden is actually out
4:21targeting Christian Watson so far this season. And again, with Christian Watson being limited in the Wednesday and Thursday practices, I wouldn't fault you
4:30at all if you wanted to put Golden ahead of Watson. Just as somebody who's biased with Christian Watson on his own fantasy
4:37team, damn, it's going to be tough for me to get away from him with how he uh put our team on his back coming back
4:43from the hospital last week. Now, Nico Collins is a very interesting profile because Nico Collins has not had 10 targets in a game since week one. Coming
4:54out of the by-week, it wouldn't be the most surprising thing in the world if Marvin Harrison was actually a little bit more involved in this offense. And
5:02obviously, Nico is seeing target competition regardless. This is a weird game environment where you are playing in Los Angeles and we know that the
5:12Chargers offense is so bad that Houston probably not going to get into a shootout here. They're probably not going to be forced to throw the ball
5:21over and over again. Then moving to Luther Burton. Luther Burton is a first half demon. I mean, when they can script
5:30out these plays for the first drive of the game, there is nobody that looks better than Luther Burton in fantasy.
5:38Then the second half gets here, then all of a sudden, uh, they no longer have their scripted plays and Luther Burden
5:44doesn't score nearly as many points. But kind of regardless, this is somebody that you need to be jamming in as since
5:51we've had Caleb Williams come back into this offense. The past three weeks, Luther Burton's been the wide receiver.
5:5714, wide receiver seven and wide receiver eight. And I know the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have had a great defense against Carolina and Atlanta. But the
6:05Chicago Bears with markets currently are 6 and a half point favorites and they project to score what a total of 27
6:14points in this game. Like this is a game in which markets have the Bears with a 72% chance of winning. Again, like I
6:22said, six and a half point spread. I am not going to be worried about the Bucks defense at all in this spot. And if you
6:27are playing the Bucks DST in your own league, I would honestly advise that you probably get away from it, even if
6:33they've scored a ton of points the past two weeks. Now, obviously, if you want to say, "Mason, you're an idiot. The
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7:03Rasheed Rice got in the full practice on Thursday. So, it looks like you shouldn't be worried whatsoever about the injury stuff anymore. And the Kansas
7:12City Chiefs project to be one of the best offenses in the NFL here against the New York Jets. They should be able
7:18to score the ball at will. Tedo McMillan is in a tough matchup going up against the Denver Broncos. We've seen a ton of
7:26regression from Bryce Young over the past few weeks. So, I do think you have to be slightly concerned about the offense and the matchup, but I mean, Ted
7:33McMillan is just such a damn good player. Now, going to George Pickkins.
7:39The Pickins setup is interesting because this game has an overunder of like 50 plus points. like you should see this being a very high-scoring contest even
7:50if the Indianapolis Colts are falling apart. Now, the problem that you would maybe have of course is that Pickkins
8:00has very much been an up and down, up and down, up and down player. Like the target volume isn't anything crazy here.
8:07So, the floor is very low, but the ceiling is so high you have to start him every week. And then the last wide
8:13receiver in this tier that you just have to start every single week is going to be Parker Washington. I have to play
8:19against the Jags DST tonight. So I am hoping the Ravens will be able to put points up on the board. But with the
8:27Ravens having a third string quarterback, I am concerned that what we end up seeing is we end up seeing the Baltimore Ravens unable to move the ball
8:38down the field, allowing the Jacksonville Jaguars to just do what they did last week, limit the amount of drop backs that Trevor Lawrence has, and
8:47run the ball over and over and over again. Now, moving to our D tier, these are the wide receivers that you could
8:54begin to consider benching. I would say the majority of y'all should have them in your lineup unless you're in a very
8:59shallow format. Jameson Williams has been phenomenal as of late, right?
9:04Jameson Williams over the past four games um contributed to me winning the past four weeks in my own league with
9:1216, 18, 26, and 17 points. But also over the past three games, Jameson Williams has had five touchdowns. And if you look
9:21at the long career average with his touchdown rate, typically JMO is going to be a receiver that gets a touchdown on one of every 13-ish targets. It's not
9:32like he is some massive red zone threat.
9:34So I think he is running a little bit hot with the touchdowns. And I'm a little concerned that when you're playing against the Miami Dolphins, not
9:41many wide receivers have scored a ton of points against Miami because Miami is not able to turn the game into a
9:47shootout like you typically want. Now, Michael Wilson was a must-start wide receiver in our rankings last week. But with that being said, last week they
9:57were going up against the Dallas Cowboys. This week they are going up against the Seattle Seahawks where the Cardinals are eight and a half point
10:06dogs. I don't think Gardenner Mchu is that good if I'm going to be honest with you. And lastly, Michael Wilson has been
10:12in the non-cont jersey the first two days of practice. So, I'm a little bit concerned that the broken ribs may limit
10:22him just a bit and it's the worst matchup ever. And now, Gardenner Mchu is your starting quarterback. And Mchu looked good against Dallas last week,
10:30but everybody will look good against Dallas. Now, our next receiver is Jaylen Coker. Jaylen Coker, I think, has proven that he does not belong in the same tier
10:39as Tedo McMillan. He has maybe vaulted up a little bit too high at the beginning of the season off limited volume. obviously saved his week this
10:47past week with the receiving touchdown.
10:49Um it's a tough matchup against Denver and Bryce Young looks much worse than he previously did. Now going to Z Flowers.
10:58Zay Flowers is going to be much higher than this in our rankings rest of season. But right now for this week,
11:05while the Baltimore Ravens have a third string quarterback of a guy that I don't even know who he is, they project to be the lowest scoring
11:14offense in the NFL. And I think that this is a spot where if you could just play like Luther Burden instead, play
11:21Parker Washington instead, play Jameson Williams instead, you can very easily make an argument to bench Flowers and a garbage, garbage offense. Now, of
11:31course, once we end up getting Jacobe Brassette next week and beyond, then Z Flowers will go right back to being somebody that's a top 12 option. Now, DJ
11:40Moore did get in a limited practice on Thursday. Looks like he is not fully healthy, though. Obviously, he was dealing with a shoulder injury and he
11:49had the knee scare this past week. He had the receiving touchdown, the big play as well against the Baltimore Ravens for the Buffalo Bills last week.
11:58But I don't think he's a mustart name because one, it's an older wide receiver that's dealing with a multitude of injuries. And two, this is about the
12:06worst matchup that you could possibly have where you are having to go to play at Minnesota against arguably the best defense in the NFL. And then lastly,
12:15Stefon Diggs still isn't fully healthy.
12:18Obviously, this past week, he scored the touchdown, which kind of saved his fantasy day. Crazy as status, Stefon Diggs has not had 50 receiving yards in
12:26a game since week one. Like the big play upside here isn't isn't here for Diggs.
12:32Also, he's just too old to be an every down player. Like his snaps are capped at about 65% for this offense. But
12:39against the Los Angeles Rams, you should expect the Commanders to be forced to throw the ball a little bit more than
12:45what we saw last week where obviously last week they were able to lean on the run playing against the Philadelphia Eagles who can't put points on the
12:52board. Now moving over to our Etier, these are players that again are flex consideration. Starting with Amecha Eggbuka, who is a wide receiver that I
13:02am starting. Now I will be honest, I don't know if this dude's going to play.
13:06And the problem a lot of y'all may run into is this is going to be the Sunday night game. Ibuka missed practice on
13:13Wednesday. He was working off to the side with the trainers. He got in what was reportedly, I believe, a full practice on Thursday. Let me just go
13:23ahead and triple um check this. Yes, a full practice on Thursday for Ibuka. I think does give him a little bit of hope
13:31to end up playing against the Chicago Bears. Clearly, this team has limited the passing attempts for Baker Mayfield, but that's just been due to uh frankly
13:43them blowing out the Panthers and blowing out the Atlanta Falcons. This will be a team that throws the ball when they're forced to throw and playing
13:51against the Chicago Bears, they're going to be forced to throw. They are six and a half point dogs. Now, moving over to
13:58Jaylen Waddle. Waddle scores the touchdown this past week, but Jaylen Waddle has had one game this season with 50 or more receiving yards. It's not a
14:08great offense. It's going to be a lowercing game environment playing against the Carolina Panthers. So, I think it'd be tough to get super excited
14:15and call Waddle a must option. Now, Malik Washington is very interesting where Malik Washington had the receiving touchdown this past week. I mean, he's
14:25still seeing the majority of the targets in this wide receiver core. Averaging about six and a half targets per game.
14:32Long-term, I don't think he's the wide receiver one. Long term, I think the wide receiver one is Caleb Douglas. But for this week, it's the best matchup you
14:40could ask for playing against the Detroit Lions. Typically, the Miami Dolphins project to be a bottom three offense in the league, right around like
14:4817 total points. But this week, they're projected out for about 22. They project to score more points than the Buccaneers. They project to score like a
14:57touchdown more than the Ravens. They project to score more than the Panthers than I mean they project to score way more than the Arizona Cardinals. So the
15:07offense should be fine average because they get to play against a garbage defense. I still think Malik Washington is the wide receiver one. Now Keenan
15:16Allen is in a similar setup where Keenan Allen gets a beautiful matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. Typically, Indie is going to be a team that's thrown in the
15:26flag on the season. They have nothing to play for. They're going to score a bottom three amount every single week going forward besides this one because
15:34when you get to play at home against Dallas, you have the Indianapolis Colts projected to score 23 points. That's more than the Commanders. That's the
15:43same as the Broncos. Again, more than those teams we just talked about with the Bucks, with the Panthers. It's the same as the Texans. Now, Tyler Warren
15:52being back is obviously going to eat into what you have with the target volume for Keenan. Adani Mitchell, I am ranking here under the assumption that
16:01you have no Garrett Wilson. Garrett Wilson missed practice on Wednesday and Garrett Wilson missed practice on Thursday with the concussion. Now, if
16:11Wilson were to end up playing, then I would say Adani Mitchell and Omar Cooper will be names that you probably just
16:17can't afford to get in your lineup. But if Garrett Wilson misses, then Adani Mitchell's probably the wide receiver one here in a game in which they're
16:25gonna have to throw against the Kansas City Chiefs. It's going to be a bad offense regardless. But again, they will have to wrap up the pass attempts
16:31because they're nine and a half point dogs.
16:34Lad Mcconi, I don't know what to do with this dude.
16:40every single week besides this past week against the Los Angeles Rams is garbage if you were looking at the stat line
16:48because Lad Mcconkey played the first five weeks this season in and out of the games with injuries like at no point was
16:54he healthy. So we have one game from Lad last week where he looked like yeah he's the solidified wide receiver one but
17:01he's the solidified wide receiver one for the least efficient offense in the NFL. And while the Houston Texans defense, they've been bad so far this
17:10season, I don't know if that's going to be guaranteed to be the case forever to be honest with you. Now, Casey
17:16Conception will be our last wide receiver here. It is a concern in my opinion for Conception as well as Denzel Boston now that you are starting to see
17:28Harold Fannon finally show signs of life. The hope that you would need to have for Casey Conception and the hope that you would need to have for Denzel
17:37Boston is they just take over as the two dominant target forces in this offense.
17:42But if you are getting signs of life from Harold Fannon and all of a sudden the targets are split between three guys
17:48here, it does become a lot tougher. Now moving to our F tier, these are the wide receivers I would hope that are on your
17:57bench.
17:59Mai Lemon, I'm going to rank under the assumption that you have no Devonte Smith, that you have no Dantavian Wixs.
18:07They've obviously missed time up until this point. While at the same time, we are now on the third string quarterback here for the Philadelphia Eagles.
18:17Somebody that's a big play threat at the quarterback position, but not known for his accuracy or short area um game. And that's kind of what
18:27Mai Lemon needs. So I don't know if it's a good fit for Lemon. The offense is garbage. Obviously if Devontto Smith
18:33plays or Dante Wix plays, you lower him even further than this. Roma Dunce averaging nine fantasy points per game.
18:40I mean at this point you know who Rome is. He's the wide receiver too behind Luther Burden. Coulson Loveland is coming on strong as well. The only
18:48saving grace for him is he plays in such a good offense that maybe just maybe he locks himself into a touchdown which he
18:54hasn't been able to do so far this year.
18:57Now, Omar Cooper gave you the goose egg last week, but if Garrett Wilson misses this week, all of a sudden, I do think
19:05that Omar Cooper, very similar to Adai Mitchell, could be startable. Now, Deario Douglas last week only had three targets and that was in a game with no
19:16AJ Brown and a game with no Romeo Doss.
19:19Maybe you make the argument, oh no, actually the guy you want here is going to be Effam Chisum.
19:25I would say the only wide receiver that I would feel comfortable starting in New England would be Demario Douglas. Again, AJ Brown missed practice on Thursday. I
19:34think the expectation will be we probably don't get AJ Brown back into this offense anytime soon. Now, once we do get him, then we could potentially
19:42re-evaluate, but for now, I think you're just starting Deario Douglas if you're desperate. Trey Tucker is in a very weird game environment in which the
19:52Raiders are nine and a half point dogs.
19:55So, they should have to throw the ball over and over again, but at the same time, they're just a bad offense. Now,
20:03Antonio Williams did look to be the number one target earner for the Commanders this past week. I don't believe that's going to be the case
20:11forever, though. I still think if I had to bet on one of Antonio Williams or a Stefon Diggs, I would go Diggs until
20:18maybe Antonio Williams puts us up for two, three weeks straight. Is I mean, even this past week with Antonio Williams having seven targets, he still
20:26only had 10 fantasy points and has yet to have a game with 20 fantasy points this year, but clearly he is trending in
20:33the right direction with no Terry McLaren. He looked very good this past week. Now, Josh DS, very good matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. I mean,
20:42maybe they go out there and they try to get him a touchdown again to see if there's any way that the Colts can
20:48squeeze a little more value out of Josh DS, but it's a good matchup, so you can consider him. Denzel Boston again, it
20:56looks like he's the wide receiver, too, behind Casey Conception. And now Harold Fannon getting involved does hurt.
21:02Jacobe Meyers. I just hate the game environment because I don't think this is going to be a shootout here against Baltimore. And then Khalil Shakir as our
21:09last guy here. He scored the touchdown last week, but it's a very tough matchup having to play in Minnesota. I don't
21:14have high expectations for the Bills.
21:16And then the guys that I definitely wouldn't start. I personally have Jordan Tyson on my own fantasy team and I am so
21:24excited to see him this week. He was limited in practice Wednesday, limited in practice on Thursday. Now I'm going to be honest. Um, this is copium from
21:33me. Ignore me. Roll your eyes. Skip forward 10 seconds. But I will say that the beat reporter that is the most on
21:42top of the New Orleans Saints stuff, he said that Jordan Tyson didn't look limited. He said Jordan Tyson looked like he practiced in full on Thursday.
21:51So, I'm assuming Tyson's going to play.
21:53I am so damn excited to see him as well.
21:56I just wouldn't trust them week one because again, I think they slowly roll him into this offense. But as somebody that's excited about his long-term
22:03upside and also who has to play against Chris Ave this week, oh dear God, I would love a Jordan Tyson master class.
22:11Now Caleb Douglas, you can look at the target volume last week was better. He had six targets, but I mean really it's
22:21just a super limited sample for a wide receiver. Ident love the prospect profile love. He's had flashes though and it is a great matchup against the
22:30Detroit Lions. So you can look at Caleb Douglas. Jordan Addison maybe show signs of life with Carson Wentz. It's good matchup. Devon Veillay at this point I
22:40think he's done and dusted with Jordan Tyson coming in. Ryan Florenoi if you needed to send up a prayer that you get
22:45a random touchdown. Marvin Harrison maybe he expands his role coming out of the buy. Xavier worthy is kind of done and dusted now that you have Rasheed
22:54Rice back in. Courtland Sutton is is I don't know if he scored 10 points in a game this year. Yeah, he hasn't scored
23:0010 points in a game this year. He maybe should even be behind these guys like Keon Coleman and Chris Godwin. I will
23:06say though, if you have Ibuka on your team, if he is not clear to go by tomorrow, I would pick up Godwin just in
23:16case Ibuka misses and you need to make a pivot. Like again, I have Ibuka on my own team. I picked up Chris Godwin off
23:23the waiverwire just in case I'm planning on going with Ibuka on Sunday night. He misses, then we can play Godwin. Godwin
23:30has sucked. But just I think that this is going to be a team that's going to have to throw the ball more now that
23:36they're not going to be able to boat race opponents like the Carolina Panthers and the Atlanta Falcons when you're playing in Chicago. Now, I think
23:43that's all I got for you. I really appreciate you. I hope I was able to help you out in some way with this
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