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The source notes that Trey Palmer is currently running a high volume of routes.

The source is comfortable starting Justin Jefferson, placing him back in the 'must-start' category.

Despite a minor hip injury, the source feels good about Mike Evans as a target hog, though notes potential risk if the 49ers build a large lead and rest starters.

The source is interested to see what kind of role Brandin Cooks plays following his recent signing with the team.

Trey Harris is used as a benchmark for receiving yard projections, with the source noting his projection is currently higher than Marvin Harrison Jr.'s.

Mack Hollins is used as a benchmark for receiving yard projections, with the source noting his projection is currently higher than Marvin Harrison Jr.'s.

Michael Wilson is expected to see a high volume of targets in the matchup against the 49ers, though he is currently categorized as a shaky flex play.

Despite a poor performance last week, the source expects Jacoby Brissett to bounce back with a high pass rate and increased targets for his receivers.

Marcus Mariota is expected to start at quarterback; while considered a serviceable backup, the source notes he neuters the offensive ceiling for his receivers.

The source advises against starting Terry McLaurin, labeling him a shaky flex play because the quarterback situation with Marcus Mariota limits the offense's ceiling.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba is a must-start fantasy option, with the source highlighting his high target share on 45% of his dropbacks.

The source classifies Odunze as a shaky flex option for the week, noting a lack of confidence in his ceiling against a strong Philadelphia Eagles secondary.

Michael Pittman practiced in a limited fashion on Wednesday following a thumb injury. He is categorized as a shaky flex play due to broader concerns about the team's passing offense.

Saquon Barkley's injury status is currently unknown as the team has not released practice reports. His availability is a key variable for the Eagles' game plan, as his absence could shift more volume to Jalen Hurts.

DeVonta Smith is a recommended start for Week 3 following a ceiling performance in Week 2 and a favorable matchup against the Chicago Bears.

The source identifies DJ Turner as one of the better cornerbacks in the NFL, noting his ability to consistently lock down receivers on the outside.

DK Metcalf is struggling despite high target volume. The source dislikes his one-on-one matchup against DJ Turner and expresses concern over his chemistry with Aaron Rodgers.

Tyson Bagent is currently in concussion protocol. The source notes a 90-95% historical hit rate for quarterbacks missing the following game after sustaining a concussion.

Puka Nacua's injury is not progressing according to Sean McVay, and after missing practice, the source leans toward him not suiting up for Week 3. Additionally, the source expresses concern over his 18% target share, which is tied with Cade Otton and Bucky Irving, noting he has not reached the elite 25-28% levels expected.

Jaylen Waddle is a volatile low-end WR2. While he has a massive ceiling, he also carries a low floor; however, the team is committed to taking deep shots to him, making him a 'feels good' start despite the uncertainty.

Davante Adams is an elite must-start option. Despite a tough shadow matchup against Patrick Surtain II, the source projects a minimum of nine targets for Adams, especially if Puka Nacua is out.

Rashod Bateman becomes a highly interesting start if Zay Flowers is ruled out, as he would likely see a very high target share in a game with a high 52.5-point total.

Zay Flowers is trending in the wrong direction due to injury concerns, having started the week with a DNP on Wednesday; his status for Week 3 remains uncertain and impacts overall receiver rankings.

Jalen McMillan is not recommended for fantasy lineups because he is not running a high volume of routes despite returning to the field last week.

Parker Washington is a must-start every single week due to his insane target share and playmaking ability, regardless of the matchup.

If Nico Collins remains sidelined, Xavier Hutchinson is expected to see an increase in routes run.

The source expresses skepticism regarding Daniel Jones's success in the upcoming game, noting a lack of excitement about his ceiling.

Malik Nabers is dealing with a shoulder injury but is expected to play; while he may be limited, he remains startable due to potential high target volume from Jameis Winston.

Chris Bell is considered a stash candidate; the source wants to see an uptick in routes run following Caleb Douglas's injury before considering him for lineups.

The source expresses very little fantasy interest in Xavier Worthy outside of his role in the Kansas City offense, though his yardage projection is currently higher than Marvin Harrison Jr.'s.

Travis Kelce is viewed as a strong start moving forward due to his high target volume and productive start to the season.

Rashee Rice is expected to lead the Chiefs in relative target share and playmaking ability, with the source feeling confident in his outlook.

Nico Collins is expected to miss another game due to injury, though he is generally considered a flex-worthy player when healthy.

Jakobi Meyers remains a flex-worthy start despite being written off by many; he leads the team in routes run and continues to see a significant target share in the Raiders' pass-heavy offense.

Romeo Doubs is relegated to a shaky flex option; while he serves as the primary receiver in the passing offense, the source expresses concerns regarding his consistency and the tough upcoming matchup.

Laquon Treadwell saw increased usage last week, and the source expects him to potentially receive more playing time for the Colts moving forward.

With Alec Pierce out for the foreseeable future and Michael Pittman Jr. gone, Josh Downs is expected to be a featured part of the Colts' offense. While the matchup against the Texans is tough, he maintains a high floor with a projected 4 catches for 50 yards, and the source would consider starting him over Puka Nacua.

Adonai Mitchell is seeing high-value targets and air yards while running nearly every route. Despite some uncharacteristic drops, the source is comfortable starting him in flex spots against the Lions defense.

The source advises caution with Denzel Boston, noting he has a low floor in the Cleveland offense despite his current WR12 ranking. He is considered a stash piece for bye weeks or injury-decimated lineups rather than a locked-in starter, though he is currently preferred over Keon Coleman, Quentin Johnston, and Khalil Shakir.

The source warns against overreacting to one good game from Deshaun Watson, emphasizing that the Cleveland offense still carries a low floor for fantasy assets and that managers should not assume he is suddenly a reliable starter.