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Week 5 Wide Receiver Rankings & Tiers

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18 min
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Oct 8, 2026
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Thu, October 8, 2026
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Amon-Ra St. BrownBrian Thomas Jr.Carnell TateChris GodwinChris OlaveChristian WatsonCourtland SuttonDeebo SamuelDenzel BostonDK MetcalfDrake LondonGarrett WilsonGeorge PickensJa'Marr Chase
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Amon-Ra St. Brown

PositiveProjection1:15

St. Brown is in the best-projected offense for Week 5 with the Lions carrying a 30-point implied team total. Jackson Smith's only hesitation is that Detroit is a 5.5-point favorite, which could lead to a run-heavy game script in the second half.

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Brian Thomas Jr.

NegativeUsage17:28

Jackson Smith recommends benching Brian Thomas even though he scored a touchdown last week; he still only had two targets, indicating limited volume and role in the offense.

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Carnell Tate

PositiveBreakout3:35

Tate has the best schedule-adjusted WR matchup for Week 5 facing Houston. Jackson Smith says Tate looks like he is breaking out with 12 targets last week and 9 targets the week prior; his offensive rookie of the year odds have swung up dramatically. The Houston Texans defense has given up a ridiculous amount of points to opposing wide receivers so far this season. However, the Tennessee Titans have an implied team total of only 15 points and project to be the worst offense in the NFL this week, making it hard to rank Tate as a start despite his talent.

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Chris Godwin

NegativeProjection17:05

Jackson Smith recommends benching Chris Godwin even in a good matchup, indicating concerns about his production or role despite favorable circumstances.

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Chris Olave

NegativeInjury2:15

Olave did not practice on Wednesday after taking a late hit to the knee. Though expectations are he will be fine, Jackson Smith notes he is typically ranked higher on his tiers but must be downgraded due to the injury concern and tough matchup against the Minnesota Vikings.

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Christian Watson

PositiveUsage7:14

Jackson Smith ranks Christian Watson above Matthew Golden despite Golden's higher target volume (9.3 vs. 8 targets per game). Watson's bigger body, superior red zone threat status, and higher upside for big plays make him the preferred play, though Smith notes the gap between the two is not massive given their target volume similarity.

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Courtland Sutton

NegativeBust12:59

Jackson Smith says Courtland Sutton has been averaging only 4.5 fantasy points per game this year and has been horrific, suggesting that Sutton may just be straight up washed.

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Deebo Samuel

NegativeUsage12:10

Jackson Smith notes that Deebo Samuel has non-existent target volume, averaging only 4.3 targets per game, but the 49ers offense has been so good that he's been able to produce repeatedly. However, the matchup against Seattle is not ideal.

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Denzel Boston

NegativeRole11:47

Jackson Smith identifies Denzel Boston as the WR1 for the Cleveland Browns but expresses concern about the offense regressing; he doesn't think the Browns are an elite team. Boston is averaging only 5.5 targets per game, leaving him reliant on touchdowns—a bet Smith typically doesn't want to make in a bad offense with limited volume.

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DK Metcalf

NegativeUsage11:13

Jackson Smith notes that DK Metcalf hasn't really done much so far this season despite target volume being there. Metcalf is averaging 8.3 targets per game. The Colts are missing Michael Pittman Jr. in the offense.

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Drake London

PositiveProjection1:50

Since Michael Penix arrived as QB, London is averaging 23 fantasy points per game. Jackson Smith notes London has been unlucky without a touchdown but emphasizes the offense looks significantly improved compared to earlier in the season.

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Garrett Wilson

PositiveUsage3:45

Wilson is averaging 28% target share for the Jets. Though the offense struggled last week, he will benefit from the absence of Adonai Mitchell and Breece Hall, meaning he should see heavy target volume. The Jets are favored over the Cleveland Browns.

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George Pickens

PositiveProjection5:05

Jackson Smith identifies George Pickens as one of the more interesting prop bet candidates in Week 5 fantasy, with a 47% probability of scoring 15+ PPR points. Smith expresses interest in taking the over on Pickens' 15-point prop, believing he can have a pretty big game.

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Ja'Marr Chase

PositiveInjury0:02

Chase was at practice on Thursday despite concussion protocol concerns, with teammate Tee Higgins ruled out. Though not officially cleared from concussion protocol, his full practice participation is a positive step. Jackson Smith ranks Chase as WR1 for Week 5 against Miami Dolphins, citing the elevated role from Higgins' absence.

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Jameson Williams

PositiveProjection9:49

Jackson Smith is starting Jameson Williams in Week 5. The Lions project to be the highest-scoring offense in the league. Williams nearly had a 90-yard receiving touchdown last week and finished with over 100 receiving yards. Smith believes Williams could have an absolute blowup any day now.

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Jaylen Waddle

PositiveProjection8:28

Jaylen Waddle is averaging only 11 fantasy points per game but Jackson Smith sees light at the end of the tunnel for Week 5. A change in Denver's play-calling and Pat Bryant's injury could lead to more targets for Waddle, suggesting upside beyond his current production.

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Jordan Addison

NegativeProjection16:18

Jordan Addison is ranked under the assumption that Justin Jefferson plays; his ranking is contingent on Jefferson's availability.

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Josh Downs

PositiveUsage7:54

Jackson Smith recommends playing Josh Downs in Week 5 despite his horrific performance last week against Washington and a tougher matchup against Pittsburgh. With Alec Pierce and Keenan Allen both out, Downs will be forcefed targets as the Colts lack other receiving options, making him a must-play despite prior disappointment.

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Justin Jefferson

PositiveProjection16:31

Jackson Smith placed Justin Jefferson in the A tier with the expectation that he plays this week, though official confirmation is pending; he will update on the live stream.

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Kalif Raymond

NegativeBust17:11

Jackson Smith warns against buying into the narrative that Khalif Raymond will suddenly break out. At 32 years old in year 10 of his NFL career, he should be benched.

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Malik Nabers

NegativeInjury6:16

Jackson Smith urges caution on Malik Nabers' Week 5 ranking despite his practice participation. Nabers is dealing with both knee and shoulder injuries, and the Giants project as a really bad offense, which combined makes Smith hesitant to rank him aggressively.

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Malik Washington

NegativeProjection14:12

Malik Washington has a very strong role with the Miami Dolphins, averaging 7 targets per game and 86% snap share as the team's number one wide receiver, but the Dolphins project to be the second-lowest scoring offense in the week, only ahead of Tennessee, making him a player Jackson Smith would rather avoid if possible.

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Marvin Harrison Jr.

NegativeProjection17:37

Jackson Smith recommends benching Marvin Harrison even in a good game environment, suggesting concerns about his production or role despite favorable circumstances.

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Matthew Golden

PositiveUsage7:14

Matthew Golden averages 9.3 targets per game in Week 5. Jackson Smith considers both Golden and Christian Watson absolute jams regardless of the gap in PPR production, indicating both are playable Week 5 options despite Watson being the preferred choice.

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Michael Wilson

PositiveMatchup3:00

Wilson faces the Detroit Lions, who are giving up 10.8 extra points per game to opposing wide receivers. The Arizona Cardinals project to score 24.5 points, and Wilson is averaging over 10 targets per game. Jackson Smith rates him as an absolute must-play with zero hesitation in the B-tier.

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Mike Evans

PositiveInjury10:11

Jackson Smith notes that Mike Evans faces a tough road matchup in Seattle, but the benefit is he is one more week removed from his rib injury with no reported setbacks. Evans should be healthier than he was a week ago.

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Parker Washington

NegativeUsage6:46

Parker Washington has cemented himself as Jacksonville's WR1 but averages only 6.5 targets per game in Week 5. Jackson Smith flags a game script concern: Philadelphia's poor defense could lead Jacksonville to run the ball repeatedly, limiting Washington's target volume despite his elevated role.

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Quentin Johnston

NegativeProjection17:22

Jackson Smith recommends benching Quentin Johnston even if Ladd misses, indicating he is not a reliable option even in scenarios where his role might expand.

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Stefon Diggs

PositiveProjection0:59

Diggs is averaging 29 fantasy points per game through Week 5 and must-play (S-tier) despite a tough matchup on paper against the San Francisco 49ers; his elite production overrides matchup concerns. He averages 7.8 targets per game and benefits from Jaden Daniels' return at QB and Terry McLaurin's absence in Week 5. The problem last week was the team playing with a third-string quarterback.

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Tre Tucker

PositiveRole16:49

Trey Tucker is less interesting now that Bowers is back, reducing his target share and role in the offense. Jackson Smith ranked him at 42 overall.

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Zay Flowers

NegativeProjection4:35

Jackson Smith downgrades Zay Flowers' Week 5 ranking due to Lamar Jackson's probable absence. Flowers is typically ranked higher on Smith's tiers, but the Ravens' offensive scoring projection drops from ~25 points per game to 20 points this week against Atlanta, requiring considerably lowered expectations for Flowers despite his typical higher ranking.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00Honestly, I am sick to my stomach. And
0:02that's because I'm going up against the
0:04Jamar Chase team this week thinking,
0:06"Oh, okay. Well, maybe he misses with a
0:08concussion." Not only is Jamar Chase at
0:11practice on Thursday, but it looks like
0:13Taggins is not going to play. So, if you
0:16have Chase in this game against the
0:18Miami Dolphins, and on top of it,
0:20Tiggins is missing. I honestly think you
0:24have to put Jamar Chase at wide receiver
0:26one this week. Now, Jamar hasn't
0:28officially cleared concussion protocol,
0:30but it is a good step in the right
0:32direction for him to be fully practicing
0:34on Thursday for that to happen on
0:37Friday. I'll keep you posted. Make sure
0:39you're subscribed, but Jamar Chase
0:41probably playing this week. Puganua is
0:44going to be playing in a game in which
0:46the Rams project to go nuclear. Right
0:49now, the Rams have an implied team total
0:51of 29 points. This game has an overunder
0:55that is higher than any game that we
0:57have seen so far this season. So you
0:59want to play as many Rams, as many Bills
1:02as you possibly can with Jackson Smith
1:04and Jigba. He's absolutely incredible.
1:06He's averaging 29 fantasy points per
1:08game so far this season. Doesn't matter.
1:10It's a tough matchup on paper against
1:12the Niners. You absolutely jam him. And
1:14then Aman Ross St. Brown is in what
1:16projects to be the best offense in the
1:18league this week with a 30point implied
1:20team total. The only hesitation you
1:22could possibly have is as the Lions are
1:24five and a half point favorites, you
1:26maybe are in a situation in which they
1:28are going to be able to run the ball in
1:30the second half. Now going over to our A
1:32tier, these are the other wide receivers
1:34that you just absolutely have to jam.
1:36The Dallas Cowboys are playing the Tampa
1:40Bay Buccaneers tonight. My hesitation in
1:42putting CD Lamb as an S tier player is I
1:45just think that Jaylon Daniels is not
1:47going to put points on the board going
1:49up against Dallas. So, it wouldn't be
1:51the most surprising thing in the world
1:53if the Dallas Cowboys are just going
1:55through and running the ball in the
1:57second half. Now, with Drake London,
2:01London since Michael Penn has come in is
2:04averaging about 23 fantasy points per
2:06game. You've actually gotten pretty damn
2:08unlucky with Drake London so far this
2:10season as well as he hasn't scored a
2:12touchdown, but this offense looks a lot
2:14better than it did previously. Then
2:17going over to Chris Ave. Typically,
2:19Chris Ave is going to be higher on this
2:21list for us. Now, I am recording this at
2:24about 200 p.m. on Thursday, and we have
2:27yet to hear the official practice report
2:29for Alve. He did not practice yesterday.
2:34Obviously took a late hit to the knee,
2:35but the expectations will be that he is
2:37fine. It's just going to be a tough
2:39match up against the Minnesota Vikings.
2:41Then, Nico Collins, the last wide
2:43receiver in this tier, went absolutely
2:46nuclear last week against Dallas. in
2:48what turned to be a shootout. But this
2:50game in which the Houston Texans are
2:52seven and a half point favorites against
2:54the Tennessee Titans wouldn't be the
2:55most surprising thing in the world if
2:57the Texans are running the ball in the
2:59second half. Now, moving over to the
3:01Btier, these are still your mustart wide
3:03receivers. Michael Wilson is set up to
3:06absolutely smash. I mean, I'm sure y'all
3:09saw this on flockfantasy.com already.
3:11Just in case you haven't, you can go
3:13through and you can look at the strength
3:15of schedule for any position that you
3:17want to see remaining. If you have the
3:19season pass, just go over here, hit the
3:21research, then hit schedule, and then we
3:23can go through and we can pull this up.
3:25But for wide receivers, the best matchup
3:28that you have here for week five, if we
3:30schedule adjust this is going to be
3:33Carnell Tate going up against Houston,
3:36but then the Arizona Cardinals playing
3:38the Detroit Lions. The Lions are giving
3:41up an extra 10.8 points per game to
3:44opposing wide receivers so far this
3:46season. The Arizona Cardinals project to
3:49score 24 and a half points this week.
3:51And Michael Wilson's averaging over 10
3:53targets per game. So Wilson is an
3:55absolute jam if you have him with zero
3:58hesitation. The next Wilson, Garrett
4:00Wilson, also is in a spot in which he
4:03had been averaging a ton of target
4:05volume. Now, this past week, maybe it
4:07was a little bit disappointing because
4:08the New York Jets offense, they couldn't
4:10do anything, right? They couldn't move
4:12the ball down the field. But still, at
4:14the end of the day, he is averaging 28%
4:16of this team's target share. You're
4:18going to have no Adenai Mitchell. You're
4:19going to have no Bree Hall in this game.
4:21So, the expectation should be that
4:23Garrett Wilson's just getting absolutely
4:25peppered. And the New York Jets are
4:27favored here over the Cleveland Browns.
4:29Now, Devonte Adams is in that same game
4:31environment in which we should expect
4:33that the Rams Bills game is the highest
4:35scoring game on the week. So, obviously,
4:37you go through and you absolutely jam
4:39every single one of these. And then Z
4:41Flowers typically is going to be a
4:43little bit higher on this list, but you
4:46have probably no Lamar Jackson this
4:48week. And with no Lamar Jackson, you do
4:51have to lower your expectations for Z
4:53Flowers and this offense down a
4:55considerable amount. Typically they're
4:57projecting to score around 25 points per
4:59game. This week it's only at 20. And
5:01they are pretty big dogs here to the
5:03Atlanta Falcons in Atlanta. Now going
5:05over to two George Pickkins. I do think
5:07that Pickkins is one of the more
5:08interesting bo candidates you have in
5:11fantasy. A big problem though obviously
5:13with this game is just the fact that it
5:16has a massive massive spread. Right now,
5:18the Dallas Cowboys have like an 80%
5:22chance of winning this game according to
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5:28on top of this, if we go through and
5:30look at what we have for the ability of
5:32Jaylen Daniels to put up points, the
5:34Bucks are at over under 19 and a half
5:36points. But if we look at what you get
5:39with the Dallas Cowboys names, obviously
5:41they're projected to put up a bunch. You
5:43have CD Lamb with a 55% chance of
5:45scoring 18 or more. George Piggins with
5:47a 47% chance of scoring 15 or more PPR
5:51points. And then Javvante is 64% chance
5:53of scoring 14 or more. I actually may be
5:56interested in taking Pickkins with a 47%
6:00chance of dropping 15 points tonight.
6:02Let me see what 20 would pay on that. 20
6:04would pay 41. Yeah, I am going to do
6:06this because I do think that you can
6:08have a pretty big game from Pickins
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6:25Nevada. Now, going over to Malik
6:28Neighbors. Neighbors was at practice
6:31today. Now, with that being said, the
6:33Giants do project to be a really bad
6:35offense. Neighbors is dealing with the
6:38injuries to the knee as well as the
6:40shoulder, which in my opinion makes it
6:43where we do need to be a little bit
6:44hesitant on ranking him aggressively.
6:46Now, Parker Washington with our next
6:49wide receiver slot, the Jacks look damn
6:52good, but the problem that you may have
6:54in this setup is with how bad the
6:56Philadelphia Eagles are, it wouldn't be
6:58the biggest surprise in the world if you
7:00end up seeing the Jags be able to just
7:02run the ball over and over and over
7:05again. And while Washington has cemented
7:07himself as the wide receiver one here in
7:09Jacksonville, he's still only averaging
7:11six and a half targets per contest. Now,
7:14moving over to Christian Watson and
7:17Matthew Golden, obviously Christian
7:19Watson has been by far and away the
7:21better wide receiver between the two of
7:22these guys with PPR points. But to be
7:25honest with you, as somebody who has
7:26Christian Watson, I don't think the gap
7:28between these two players is that
7:30massive. Because if we look at the
7:32underlying target volume, Christian
7:33Watson averaging eight targets per game.
7:36Matthew Golden averaging 9.3. Now
7:39Watson's the bigger body, better red
7:41zone threat, probably higher upside as
7:43well for those big plays. So I would
7:45rather have Watson over Golden, but with
7:47the amount of target volume that both of
7:49these wide receivers are saying, they're
7:51both absolute jams regardless. Now
7:54moving over to Josh DS. Obviously, DS
7:57was horrific last week in comparison to
8:00where expectations were against the
8:02Commanders and what was supposed to be a
8:04really good matchup. And this is a much
8:07tougher matchup here against the
8:08Pittsburgh Steelers. Now, y'all know I
8:11am not the biggest Josh DS fan in the
8:13world, but the fact of the matter is
8:15when you have no Alec Pierce and you
8:17have no Keenan Allen as well, he is just
8:20going to get forcefed targets. They
8:21don't have that many other names to go
8:23with. So, I do think if you have downs,
8:25despite him being very disappointing
8:26this past week, you probably got to play
8:28him. Jaylen Waddle only averaging 11
8:31fantasy points per game, but maybe there
8:34is some light at the end of the tunnel.
8:35You have the change with the play
8:37calling here in Denver. And on top of
8:40that, the Pat Bryant injury could lead
8:42to more targets going in the direction
8:44of Mr. Waddle. And then the last guy in
8:47this tier is going to be Stefon Diggs.
8:49As it stands right now, sounds like
8:51Jaden Daniels is going to be playing
8:53this game. And on top of this, it sounds
8:56like you have Diggs good to go and Terry
8:58McLaren missing. And we saw Diggs
9:01earlier in the season as well have a
9:03considerable amount of targets. Like
9:04right now, Diggs is averaging 7.8
9:07targets per game. The problem last week,
9:09of course, was this team was on their
9:11third string quarterback. Now, moving
9:14over to our next name here with Luther
9:18Burton. I think this is the first tier
9:20of guys where you could consider
9:22benching them. Now, obviously, I'm not
9:24going to sit here and tell you that you
9:26have to bench Burton. I do think that he
9:28has a decently high ceiling here. I
9:31mean, the target volumes looked a lot
9:32better. He has proven, in my opinion, to
9:35be the wide receiver one here with the
9:37Chicago Bears, averaging 7.3 targets per
9:39game so far this season. while at the
9:42same time I mean this is still a good
9:44offense projected to beat the Packers
9:46here in Green Bay even with no Caleb
9:49Williams. Now going over to Jameson
9:52Williams. I am starting him this week.
9:54Right now the Lions project to be the
9:57highest scoring offense in the league. J
9:59Mo came this close to having a 90 yard
10:02receiving touchdown last week and he's
10:04still finished with over a 100 receiving
10:06yards. So, I still think you could have
10:08just an absolute blow up any day now for
10:11JO. Then with Mike Evans here, it is a
10:15tough matchup going on the road to play
10:17in Seattle. It's going to be one of the
10:19very few games in which the San
10:21Francisco 49ers are actual dogs, but the
10:24benefit that you get is you are one more
10:26week removed from the rib injury that he
10:28suffered. And it sounds like he didn't
10:30have any setbacks backs. It sounds like
10:32he should be healthier than he was a
10:34week ago. Then going over to Carnell
10:37Tate. Carnell Tate looks like he is
10:39breaking out. He had 12 targets this
10:41past week, nine targets the week prior.
10:44His offensive rookie of the year odds
10:46have swinged up in a dramatic fashion.
10:49And the Houston Texans defense has given
10:52up a ridiculous amount of points to
10:54opposing wide receivers so far this
10:55season. So all of that is very bullish
10:58for Tate. But at the same time, the
11:00Tennessee Titans currently have an
11:02implied team total of 15 points. The
11:04Titans project to be the worst offense
11:07in the NFL this week. So, it's hard to
11:10rank anybody that's going to be in an
11:11offense that projects only score 15
11:13points as a start, even if they are the
11:15most talented player in it. DK Medaf
11:18hasn't really done much so far this
11:19season, but the target volume's been
11:21there. Like, Medaf so far this year is
11:24averaging 8.3 targets per game, and at
11:27the same time, you have no Michael
11:28Pitman Jr. in this offense. Now going
11:31over to Romeo Dobs. Um right now you
11:34don't have AJ Brown still here in New
11:36England. And Romeo Dobs kind of looks
11:39like he may just be hashtag that dude
11:41for the New England Patriots as he had
11:43the big touchdowns this past week. And
11:45we have some signs of life here for
11:47Drake May. Now going to Denzel Boston.
11:50Denzel Boston has looked to be the wide
11:53receiver one for the Cleveland Browns.
11:54But again, I personally am of the
11:56opinion that this Browns offense
11:58probably going to regress. I don't think
12:00the Browns are some elite team here. And
12:02Denzel Boston still only averaging five
12:04and a half targets per game. So, at the
12:07end of the day, you're in a spot in
12:09which
12:10it's a bad offense, not a lot of volume,
12:13you're kind of relying on touchdowns.
12:15That's not a bet that I typically want
12:17to make. And then the last wide receiver
12:19in this tier is going to be Debo Samuel.
12:21Um Debo, the target volume's been
12:24non-existent. He's averaging 4.3 targets
12:26per game, but at the same time, this
12:29Ner's offense has been so damn good that
12:32he's been able to get there over and
12:33over and over again. Now, I'll be
12:35honest, this is not the best matchup
12:38that you have having to play at Seattle.
12:41Now, our next tier here with Jacobe
12:44Meyers, he does look like he is the guy
12:46over Brian Thomas, but he hasn't had the
12:49consistent target volume that you would
12:51like. Now with Lad, this is a better
12:54matchup than it seems on paper against
12:56the Denver Broncos because you do have
12:58Certain out of this game, but we don't
13:00know if Lad's even going to play. The
13:02Los Angeles Chargers are still dogs here
13:04at home and they project to only score
13:0719 and a half points. The practice
13:08report is going to be very important for
13:09Lad Mani. We'll update you with the live
13:12stream later in the day. Going over to
13:14Courtland Sutton. Courtland Sutton's
13:15been averaging four and a half fantasy
13:17points per game this year. He's been
13:18horrific. But even with that being said,
13:21Sutton may just be straight up washed.
13:23Now, Khole Shakir as well as Keon
13:25Coleman, both of these are rankings
13:28under the assumption that DJ Moore is
13:30missing this week and these guys are
13:32going to be in the highest scoring game
13:34environment where they are potentially
13:36flexible. Now, this will be something we
13:39continue have to update because
13:40honestly, if DJ Moore does play, I would
13:43say Shakir as well as Keon Coleman are
13:45guys that you just have to put on your
13:47bench. Devon Veil as our next wide
13:49receiver. Typically, he's very
13:51interesting as a play with no Jordan
13:53Tyson. And given the fact that this
13:55Saints offense really does go out there
13:57and just air the ball out and run a
13:59ridiculous amount of plays, but this is
14:01not the matchup that you want to be
14:03playing Devon Veil in. It is a really
14:05tough spot against the Minnesota Vikings
14:08where the Saints project score fewer
14:09than 20 points. Malik Washington
14:12obviously the role is very, very strong.
14:14I mean, right now he is sitting here
14:16averaging seven targets per game, 86% of
14:19the snaps for the Miami Dolphins. So, he
14:21is the Dolphins number one wide
14:23receiver. But at the same time, very
14:25similar to the problem that we have with
14:28um Cardell Tate, the Dolphins project to
14:31be the second lowest scoring offense in
14:33the week, only ahead of the Tennessee
14:36Titans. So, I'd rather avoid Washington
14:38if we could. And then Roma Dunce will be
14:41our last wide receiver in this tier.
14:43With Rome, the consistent target volume
14:46hasn't been there. Over the past two
14:48weeks, it has looked a little bit
14:50better, though, but he is averaging only
14:52five targets per game and nine fantasy
14:54points per game so far this season. So,
14:56all of these are players that I would
14:58like to bench. Going over to the F tier,
15:01Dantavian Wixs. Um, I actually need to
15:04apologize to the Miami Dolphins because
15:06the Philadelphia Eagles project to score
15:08fewer points than the Miami Dolphins
15:10this week. So again, I would say here uh
15:14with these offenses that are this bad, I
15:16would prefer to avoid them if we can.
15:19Going over to Casey Conception, he's had
15:21more target volume than what you've seen
15:23with Denzel Boston, but obviously Denzel
15:26Boston's just been scoring the
15:27touchdowns and more fantasy points. I'm
15:30going to be honest, I personally am
15:32starting a Bua. Do I want to? Hell to
15:35the no. It is a good matchup playing at
15:38Dallas in the dome. He plays tonight.
15:41I'll pull up what the markets have for
15:42him. I have to start him because I have
15:45maybe the worst fantasy football team
15:47I've ever had. It's horrific. I have
15:49nobody to blame but myself from the very
15:53beginning with every trade I've made. I
15:55have just absolutely sabotaged my own
15:58team. But going over and looking at what
16:00we have right now in terms of the Ibuka
16:03fantasy points mark, he only has a 35%
16:07chance of scoring 12 or more points this
16:09week. Like this is somebody that I want
16:12nothing to do with if I could avoid him.
16:15Again, my team is horrific. I really
16:17hope that you are better at fantasy
16:19football than I am. You have a better
16:21team than I do so you don't have to play
16:23Ibuka with an undrafted free agent
16:24quarterback. He's really just a
16:26long-term hold until hopefully Baker
16:28saves the offense. Wandell Robinson also
16:31again no interest in playing any
16:33Tennessee Titan this week. If I had to
16:35play one, it would be Carnell Tate. I am
16:38ranking Jordan Addison here obviously
16:40under the assumption that Justin
16:41Jefferson does play. And I actually
16:44realized I forgot to put Justin
16:45Jefferson at the very top end of this
16:47ranking. Um Jefferson will be in the A
16:49tier. I think the expectation should be
16:51that he plays this week, but we are
16:53going to have to wait for official word
16:55and I'll update you'all on the live
16:56stream in a minute. Trey Tucker here at
16:5942. Less interesting now that Bowers is
17:01back. And then Trey Harris in a game in
17:03which you may have no ladi, but again, I
17:06would prefer to bench every Los Angeles
17:08Charger if possible. Then our last guys
17:10that don't get cute, bench Chris Godwin,
17:12even in a good matchup. Bench Khalif
17:15Raymond. Again, he is a 32-year-old wide
17:17receiver. Don't buy that. All of a
17:19sudden, he's finally going to break out
17:21in year 10 of his NFL career. Quinton
17:24Johnston's a bench even if lad misses.
17:26Brian Thomas is a bench even though he
17:28scored a touchdown last week. He still
17:30only had two targets. Uh Marvin
17:33Harrison's a bench even in a good game
17:34environment. And Mai Lemons in a bad
17:37spot with the Philadelphia Eagles
17:39offense just looking like one of the
17:41worst offenses in the league even if
17:42Dvont were to miss. But yeah, I forgot.
17:45Please add Justin Jefferson here to the
17:46A tier. Fingers crossed that Jefferson
17:48plays because if I have to go up against
17:50Jamar Chase this week with no Jefferson,
17:52just put me in the freaking coffin and
17:53bury me six feet deep already. But much
17:56love, ladies and gentlemen. I really
17:57appreciate you. I hope I was able to
17:58help you out in some way with this
18:00video. And if you have not done so
18:02already, please drop a like, subscribe
18:04to the channel. I'll be live streaming
18:05every single day until Christmas
18:07answering your fantasy football
18:08questions. And I really hope I get to
18:10see you out in the live stream sometime

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