Ranking Every Week 10 Wide Receiver as a Sit or Start

Good morning, friends and enemies. In today's video, we will be ranking every fantasy wide receiver as a sit, start, or flex, going game by game as we always do every Thursday. So, make sure you are subscribed to the channel if you want the wide receiver rankings preview show. We also did the running backs yesterday, so you can go check out the channel if you want to see that. We'll link it down below. But every Wednesday, every Thursday, running back, wide receiver. Subscribe if you're new and you want them going forward.

First matchup on the slate. Tonight's Thursday Night Football, Las Vegas at Denver. Denver 9 and a half point favorites here. 42 and 1/2 point total. So Vegas is just telling us that Vegas is going to get their ass whooped. Uh, Courtland Sutton's been a little bit more up and down recently, but I do think it's been based off of the matchups that he's had. Defense is playing him differently. Playing guys like Derek Stingley, it's obviously going to be shut down city for you, but I feel really good about having Courtland Sutton still in my lineup for this one.

On the flip side, Patrick Surtain will be the only guy really defensively for the Broncos that miss this game, which is obviously, you know, a big falloff for the secondary there, but they still have a ton of good pieces. Their pass rush is really, really good. Troy Franklin seems to eat when Sutton is kind of taken out of the game. So, the matchup is good. Vegas has shown him a little bit of respect with that 44 and a half line. I still think he's very much worthy of being in the shaky flex category, however. And I should mention Marvin Mims is going to miss Thursday Night Football uh with a concussion. He missed last game as well, which did open things up for Troy Franklin and the passing game. So maybe a little bit of a higher uh floor, ceiling, whatever you want to say in there.

On the flip side, we have the Raiders who just moved off of Jakobi Meyers. Obviously, he's in Jacksonville now, which opens up the wide receiver room a bit. Trey Tucker's already been running basically every route. We know Brock Bowers is going to eat here. The matchup's really tough. Trey Tucker's been very boomer bust. He's got almost an identical line to Troy Franklin, so I do think he just belongs in the shaky flex category. I definitely think there are going to be a lot of lineups that have Trey Tucker and I don't feel, you know, I don't feel queasy about it. I do think he's someone that has shown us he can have boom games and I am curious to see how the target share starts to dispense now with no more Jakobi Meyers. It's going to be Brock Bowers getting probably 8, 9, 10 plus targets. And then, you know, you have the receivers behind him. Trey Tucker, Tyler Lockett was the only other receiver that ran a route last game. Curious to see if this opens up some uh usage for Josh Jacobs, their day two pick that was a rookie. Deonte Thornton has definitely been kind of like pushed out of the circle of trust here. So with the other guys, I mean, they're both definitely rather nots. They're not someone I want to see, but I'm more just intrigued by the situation. As you can see, their lines are 16 and 1/2 and 12 receiving yards. Let's not go down that route.

Next up, we've got the Berlin game. Atlanta and Indy, 9:30 a.m. on a damn Sunday morning. Double-checked up. Let's check the practice reports. The Falcons offensive line not great. Starting off with Chris Lindstrom, DNP. Matthew Bergeron, DNP. We are already obviously without a couple of our starting linemen because we lost them earlier on in the year. So, I'm very worried about the Atlanta Falcons. We are 6 and 1/2 point underdogs. This is a 48 and a half point total. Yeah, just terrified about the situation for our offensive line.

Devon Buckner was a DNP. However, Kenny Moore started the week off with a DNP. S Gardner, I'm assuming he's going to play. He obviously just got traded there, which becomes a tough matchup for Drake London and the Falcons receivers right now. You know, we're coming off of a big game for London. Three touchdowns last week on Christian Gonzalez's head top wasn't enough to get us the dub, unfortunately. And I realize I am not even in the picture right now. Hello, friends. We're back. Nice to see you. Nice to meet you. How you doing? I will say, man, when when this Indy defense gets healthy, when Sauce is up to speed, Kenny Moore is playing and Tre'Davious White gets back from his IR stint with his second concussion, that is going to be I mean, the entire team, all the personnel right now, if Daniel Jones can be what he's been, if he can be a top 15 quarterback rest of year, this is a legit championship contending team. And that secondary is going to be scary. But for right now, you know, it's Drake London coming off his hottest game. We're just going to throw him into the must-start category. Line is at 71 and a half.

Michael Pittman feels really good. I will say the Falcons secondary has obviously been very good. You're seeing a lot of orange. You're seeing a lot of red. I went to look into this game because I'm like going back and forth on Alec Pierce. He's been really, really underratedly good this entire season. 65 or more receiving yards in five of their last six games. He's catching deep passes. He's also become this big-time possession receiver. The Falcons, however, have allowed the fewest plays of 20 plus passing yards. So, I do think that hurts a guy like Alec Pierce. Our safeties play back. We do play zone coverage very, very heavily, which obviously disallows those types of deep shots. We have very good safety play going on between Jessie Bates and Xavier Woods right now. So, Alec Pierce to me, he's going to be a shaky flex even though his Vegas line is at 55 and a half. There's also, you know, international games, they get sloppy, man. I think the time difference is 5 hours, the traveling, you know, you're out of the country, all that kind of stuff. I don't know. I just tend to give a little bit of a tick down to most of the secondary players in these types of games. So, Alec Pierce, he's going to be in a lot of lineups and I don't blame a lot of people, but I will say I have a little bit of hesitation there. Josh Downs is going to go into shaky flex, as is Darnell Mooney here.

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Getting into the normal games, we've got Baltimore, we've got Minnesota, 49 and 12 point total here. Minnesota 4 and a half point underdogs. Yes, JJ McCarthy is the quarterback and they're going very low volume. We don't know Aaron Jones's status. He was a DNP on Wednesday, but we'll see. Reportedly decent chance he could he could uh tough it out and play through the shoulder injury right now. But if he plays, I do expect them to go up with a pretty heavy run approach as the Baltimore defense can definitely be attacked through the ground game. Though they can be attacked through the air as well and they are a lot healthier right now, so it's not as easy. But Justin Jefferson is going to go into the must-start category. Jordan Addison, I know he's been a little bit shakier in times with JJ McCarthy, but I do think in a game script with 49 and a half points projected to be scored, Lamar is going to be clicking on all cylinders. I'm I'm gonna throw Jordan Addison in my lineup. I do think he's going to be a dub flex. He does have a a lower Vegas line than Alec Pierce here, but I do think I I trust Jordan Addison a little bit more. Maybe that's going to be a bad take in hindsight, but Jordan Addison's going to be a dub flex for me despite McCarthy being in there. Zay Flowers is going to be a feels good for me. And then I don't really want to start anybody else. I'll throw Sean Boyer in the rather not tier though.

Moving to Buffalo at Miami. This is a 50 and a half point total. Miami 9 and a half points underdogs. Buffalo has gotten back their first round quarterback Maxwell Harrison who has been playing well. When we look at the injury report, Joey Bosa DNP, James Cook DNP, AJ Epenesa DNP, Tre'Davious White DNP, Da'Quon Jones DNP, Shaq Thompson DNP. So, we need a little bit more clarity on the defensive side of the ball for Buffalo. They could be down a lot of players. Not really going to affect anything in this game cuz Jaylen Waddle. Listen, I think with Tyreek Hill out, despite how bad this offense can look at times, I still think his target share is way too high for you to ever think about sitting him. Clear. I know the matchup is great on paper and it's actually insane that Miami has allowed the single fewest fantasy points to wide receivers up to this point because teams obviously run all over them. But it is something to note and I do think this could be I mean, we're seeing Dalton Kincaid kind of flourish into the number one weapon for Josh Allen right now. If James Cook is out, maybe they lean a little bit less on the run game and it goes a little bit more into Shakir's favor. So Shakir, I think is going to go into the shaky flex category. Definitely towards the top of it. Keon Coleman, he is running all the routes. I think he's due for a decent fantasy day. So I'm not like overly optimistic about getting him into my lineup, but I definitely think he deserves to be in the shaky flex conversation just due to the fact that his his playing time isn't getting scaled down. Josh Palmer, no. Like nobody else in Buffalo besides Dalton Kincaid and Khalil Shakir are doing anything. Keon Coleman's going to get into the shaky flex. A lot of guys I'd rather start over him. Same thing with basically every Miami receiver. Yeah, we're just not starting those guys.

Cleveland at the New York Jets. All right, the Jets are two and a half point underdogs. 37 and 1/2 point total in this game. The Jets obviously got rid of Quinnen Williams and Sauce Gardner, which makes life easier for Cleveland's offense. However, nothing seems to be easy for that offense regardless of who they're playing against right now. Garrett Wilson, his line is at 54 and a half. It's obviously a tough matchup against Cleveland, Denzel Ward, etc. We don't know who the quarterback is. I would assume it's Justin Fields coming off of their first win. And they are a little bit banged up on the defensive side of the ball. Carson Wentz, their stud rookie linebacker, started the week off with a DNP. So, we'll see the practice reports on Garrett Wilson, but I think the plan for him was always to return after the week nine bye, which puts him to me, I mean, listen, if you have Garrett Wilson, like he's going into the must-start category. I see that Vegas is a little bit lower on him. 54 and a half as his receiving yardage line, which is more aligned with the feels good, but if I have Garrett Wilson and he's back, I'm throwing him into my lineup. Undoubtedly. Jerry Jeudy has still been the de facto number one there, but he's been terrible. Obviously, anyone who owns him knows that, but without Sauce Gardner and this defense being terrible. I'm going to throw him at the bottom of the shaky flex category. Cedric Tillman will be returning, but for right now, he's a rather not just because this offense just has shown nothing. I don't know if Adonai Mitchell is going to play. Regardless, he's not in your lineups this week. Should know Isaiah Bond did start the week off with a DNP, so it's possible he's out.

Jacksonville at Houston here. This is a 37 and 1/2 point total. Houston is a one and a half point underdog. They have Davis Mills starting for them at quarterback. C.J. Stroud has been ruled out with his concussion. Nico Collins, he's going to be the alpha, of course. He performed well against Jacksonville last time they played. Obviously, it's a huge downgrade with Davis Mills. He's not a must-start for me. I know Davis Mills and him showed like good chemistry last week, but I think each game you have to look at the circumstances objectively and say like, "Yes, Davis Mills is the quarterback. That's a huge downgrade for everybody involved." Same thing that like when Jake Browning had that one really good half with Jamar Chase and then we get to the next week and it's like, "Okay, Jake Browning is the quarterback. You have to pull those guys down." Nico is going to be in the feels good category for me. But really, honestly, between feels good and uh the dub flex. So, in my rankings, you'll see that reflected, which are live on BDGE.co right now and are always updated in real time for injury updates and all that kind of stuff. Again, if you're a Big Dog member, BDGE.co will get that for you. Behind Nico, I mean, there's no chance I'm playing another Houston pass catcher. Can Christian Kirk have a good game? Sure. But I'm not attaching myself to Davis Mills willingly.

On the Jacksonville side of things, this is where it gets a little bit murkier, I think. Like, we don't have the status of Brian Thomas Jr. He started the week off with a DNP. So, it does look like it's trending in the direction of not having him for a game at Houston. Obviously, the toughest matchup for opponents' wide receivers. We have Demario Douglas, who did get a limited practice in, I believe. If we check the practice reports, we had uh where are you? Yep. Demario Douglas got back to a limited practice, had a concussion, so 50/50 for him to return there. A lot of DNPs for the Texans, however. For Will Anderson, Denico Autry, Nick Chubb, Christian Harris, Jalen Pitre. Okay, so we are going to have to keep a a very, very close eye on the defensive reports for Houston. Regardless, we don't know Brian Thomas Jr.'s status. We don't know if Jakobi Meyers is going to suit up in his first game. I'd assume he plays a limited role. He's going to be in the shaky flex category for me if he does suit up. We have Travis Hunter obviously out right now. Don't want to play Demario Douglas. Parker Washington's kind of interesting. Like, you definitely can't put him into the dub flex category, but I do think he's playable. Like I think he'll play the slot. I think him and Trevor Lawrence have had good chemistry. Even if Jakobi Meyers plays, like this is an acquisition of Jakobi Meyers that I think hurts Parker Washington over the remainder of the season, but not necessarily like in this first week, especially if Brian Thomas Jr. is not playing here. So I think you can have a worse start than uh Parker Washington. I would play him over Jakobi Meyers, but the matchup is really, really tough. Obviously Vegas does not expect Trevor Lawrence and this Jacksonville offense to have success against Parker Washington. If Brian Thomas Jr. does play, I am not optimistic about it. I I honestly think he probably deserves to be in the shaky flex like near the top of it obviously just because of the player that he is and he could pop off on any given moment. But for Brian Thomas Jr., yeah, matchup, ankle, quarterback, all that kind of stuff is just not going to be great.

New England at Tampa Bay. We've got the Bucs as two and a half point favorites, 48 and a half point total in Tampa Bay. A.J. Brown off the bye should be great. We have no K.C. Bout for this game, which means Stefon Diggs should see a ton of targets in this one. He's going to go into the feels good category. I think T.J. Hockenson, I'm not going to put him into the dub flex category because I think the Patriots pass defense is good and it's not easy to get more than one guy home here. So, he's going to go into the shaky flex category. I think Demario Douglas definitely deserves to be into the shaky flex category. With K.C. Bout out, Velus Jones Jr. said that he does expect Kyle Williams to see a pretty big uptick in snaps. Douglas last week actually only played about 35 to 40% of the snaps despite seeing that huge spike in production. But I do imagine him getting more and more involved in this offense with Bout out. So, I'm going to put Douglas here and and Vegas has him pretty [ __ ] high at 46 and a half receiving yards. I think that's going to be my play of the week is taking the under on that. You guys know I I typically give out one play of the week in the in the midst of these episodes as I just see something. I kind of call it as I see it. Last week it was Troy Franklin under 44 and a half receiving yards. We hit on that one. Um, but if you want to see all the plays that I take throughout the week, you can download the Picket app, which will be the first link in the description down below. Absolutely free to download, free to follow me on there. It is like a social sports betting tracking app where you can follow your friends on it. You can sync all the books that you use, whether it's MGM or any of the other ones. So, it has like all your bets in one place. And then, of course, you could follow me when you use code BDGE on there. So, use code BDGE when you download the Picket app. it'll automatically follow us and then you could sync any sportsbook and then we can, you know, parlay our parlays together. There's like a copy bet button on there. So if you see my bets on there, you could just hit copy and it'll automatically put it into the sportsbook of your choice. So download the Picket app, use code BDGE when you do it, that lets them know that we sent you.

So outside of those guys, yeah, I mean like Kyle Williams, even if he gets more snaps, he's going to be in the rather not category. Chris Godwin Jr. is I I think they've all but ruled him and Bucky Irving already out for this one. So, we'll just kind of move along here.

New Orleans at Carolina. We've got the Saints as 5 and 1/2 point underdogs, 39 and 1/2 point total in this game. We just had Rashid Shaheed get moved to the Seattle Seahawks. When we look at the injury report here, it is Rico Dowdle starting with the DNP. I think he's going to be fine. Fuaga is going to be doubtful for this game. They also just lost Caesar Ruiz. They traded away Trevor Penning. So, they will be without many of their offensive linemen, the New Orleans Saints, which is not great when you have Tyler Shough at quarterback. However, I do think volume concerns kind of just outweigh all of that kind of stuff for Chris Olave. They haven't had a lot of pass volume. They haven't had a lot of play volume on offense, which I think comes back to the norm in this one. And I'm not concerned about Chris Olave, honestly. He's going to be feels good here. Taysom Hill's also going to go into the feels good category. I mean, Bryce Young and the Panthers don't pass the ball a lot when he's under center, but it's a really good matchup against New Orleans. And Taysom Hill at the end of the day is just a dude that gets like 25% of the targets every single day. He's just such the clear alpha there that it doesn't really matter. And then I don't want to play any of these other Panthers wide receivers. I don't want to play any of the other Saints wide receivers. Like Brandon Cooks might be all right. Rashid Shaheed, they traded picks for him, should get a little bit more run here with Rashid Shaheed out, but at the end of the day, I I I just think it's going to be Chris Olave and Juwan Johnson just getting all the targets.

Giants at Chicago. We've got the Chicago Bears as 4 and a half point favorites, 46 and a half point total in Chicago here. Honestly, I feel good about most of the players in this game from a pass-catching standpoint. Cole Kmet started the week out again with a DNP, so it does look like he is trending towards not playing in this one. We did have a lot of DNPs in this game for the Bears. D.J. Moore. I'm not overly concerned about those though. D'Andre Swift was limited. Cole Kmet limited. Robert Tonyan also got back to a limited practice, which if he does end up playing would, you know, mess things up a little bit for Cole Kmet. But for right now, I think D.J. Moore's a dub flex. This is a great matchup against Chicago. I even think Darius Slayton is a dub flex. Actually, one thing I do want to point out to you guys, this is the weather report done by Kevin Roth. This is free RotoGrinders. Just type in RotoGrinders weather report NFL and you'll be able to find this page. The one concerning weather game is the Giants at Chicago. A bit of rain snow mix is possible. Currently thinking more snow than rain pregame then more showery with a few flakes in game. While the precipitation forecast will be tough to pin down until closer to kickoff. We already know that winds are noteworthy here. I expect sustained winds 15 to 20 mph with wind gusts around 30 mph. No one factor here is a complete game changer, but the wind, precipitation, and cold is not ideal for offensive production. So, with that in mind, yes, I will actually move Darius Slayton down to the shaky flex. I love the matchup for him. I thought he was going to have a great game prior to these weather reports, but this is probably not a great weather slate for that type of mixup. I'm sure they'll take a shot or two downfield, and this is a pretty soft secondary for Chicago. So, you can do worse than Darius Slayton, and I still think he is like flex worthy, but obviously a lot shakier with the weather report. There are a lot of people that are really down on D.J. Moore right now based on what happened last week. I honestly think that was more of just like the running game was wide open against Cincinnati. I think DJ Turner is like one of the only good Bengals defenders right now, their quarterback, and that was their game plan to just take D.J. Moore out and it ended up resulting in D.J. Moore having a huge game, Cole Kmet having a huge game, and Chase Claypool having a huge game. I still feel good about D.J. Moore. So, take that for what it's worth. I think D.J. Moore, I think more often than not he's not a good play and I think we're going to have a lot more recency bias towards last week's game when he had a big game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Terrible defense. It is another good matchup against the Giants, but I don't love the weather. So for me, Moore, he's a shaky flex towards the top of it, but I'm not like overly in love with him and I don't want to start anybody else in Chicago.

Moving to the 4:00 slates, we got Arizona at Seattle. Seattle 6 and 1/2 point favorites at home here. 45 and a half point total. Jaxon Smith-Njigba of course his line is the highest of the week. 99 and a half receiving yards. Insane. On the flip side, we have a great great great news update that Kyler Murray will be the starter for at least the foreseeable future, which is a massive upgrade to Marvin Harrison Jr., a massive upgrade to Trey McBride. Now, Seattle's secondary is getting healthier, so they're a little bit more difficult to pass against. I still feel pretty good about Marvin Harrison Jr. though, with Kyler Murray there. So, he's kind of teetering between feels good and dub flex, but I do think for the most part, anytime Kyler Murray is going to be under center, you should be starting Harrison and you should be starting Trey McBride for sure. Behind JSN, I mean, it's a it's a pretty good matchup. The Arizona Cardinals defense is getting healthier and I think they're actually going to be pretty good down the stretch. Cooper Kupp is likely going to miss this game again, but because they just traded for Rashid Shaheed, it makes that second wide receiver spot a little bit tough to figure out. Like Shaheed obviously played with Klint Kubiak and knows his system from New Orleans and now Klint Kubiak's in Seattle. That being said though, it might not be that easy to just pick it up right away and run 90% of the snaps. I'm sure they've changed things. I'm sure the verbiage, you can't just leave the same verbiage as you did with another NFL team cuz they'll know exactly what you're doing. So it might take them a second to pick things up. So in regards to both of these guys, Rashid Shaheed and Tory Horton, we need to probably get more reports out of Seattle from the beat reporters. I think they're both shaky flexes. I would play Shaheed over Tory Horton. And I honestly don't feel that bad about playing Shaheed because I'm sure he'll be able to pick up Klint Kubiak's offense relatively quickly. So, he's more towards like the middle or upper if I had to choose kind of one side of the spectrum I'm leaning towards with Rashid Shaheed. Um, but I do think it makes it pretty messy behind JSN.

Detroit at Washington here. Detroit is seven and a half point favorites. Honestly, I love that line taking just seven and a half points. Kind of crazy against Washington with Marcus Mariota starting with no Terry McLaurin. I know the Detroit offensive line is really banged up right now. Let's take a look at the practice reports here. Taylor Decker with a DNP. Penei Sewell with a DNP. Dan Skipper with a DNP. Yeah. So that that if I had to guess, that's why the line is is so weirdly close. Detroit, I think I just read this on Twitter. They're 12-0 following a loss over their last 12 games. So I do expect Detroit to come out humming. The offensive line could be the reason why the line is even remotely close like this. But Amon-Ra St. Brown, of course, is in there. Jameson Williams, I'm a little bit torn. Obviously, he's been really, really up and down. He did just have a good game coming off of their bye. So, maybe that's more of a part of what they're doing going forward. But, I do think you still have to factor in all of the weapons they have in their offense, what they've been up to this point. You can't just look at the one big play he had last week and say, you know, he's back. 44 and a half yard total here is right around where the shaky flex options are. The defense for Washington has been terrible the last month or so. Curtis Samuel is out now for the remainder of the year with a torn ACL. Not that he's really good at this point of his career anyways. So Jahan Dotson, he's he's right in between that dub flex shaky flex tier. I'm going to put him in the shaky flex tier because listen, if you if you own Dotson, do you really feel that good? I know the matchup's great, but like you don't feel that great about starting him.

On the flip side with Marcus Mariota going against Detroit, the only player even thinking about starting is Drake London. Though he has been terrible over the last month of the season, too, despite having a really good role with Terry McLaurin being injured, Luke McCaffrey is now out for the year as well. I think if I have Drake London, I'm much more likely to start him than I am not. It's a 50 point total basically in this game. So, I do think Mariota will have to throw a decent number of attempts though. I think Kliff Kingsbury's offense is kind of just getting exposed like it was year two with Arizona there. He's another one that's like teetering right on the line here between shaky flex and dub flex. So, we'll just throw him at the end there.

The LA Rams at the San Francisco 49ers. The Rams are four and a half point favorites. 49 and 1/2 point total here. It's a very, very high line. Puka Nacua is obviously in the must-start. I think I'm just going to throw Cooper Kupp in the must-start. He just scores every single week. It is trending towards Purdy not playing again. He was limited on Wednesday. We need to see some full practices. Ricky P is almost certainly not going to play in this game here. So assuming it's M. Jones under center. I think Jauan Jennings goes into the shaky flex category. Probably closer to the top of it. But this is a very tough Rams defense. Probably one of, if not the best defenses in the NFL at this point. Kendrick Bourne goes into the very shaky flex category. And I don't think there's anyone else you want to touch in this game.

Pittsburgh at the Los Angeles Chargers here. Sunday Night Football. We know the story of the offensive line for the Chargers right now. Going to be without Rashawn Slater. Already without Joe Alt, of course, for the remainder of the season. Bobby Hart started with a DNP there. So, might be without even more reinforcements in this one. Ladd McConkey has developed into their number one here. So, he's going to be in the feels good category, if not closer to the must-start category. Him and Josh Palmer are the top two targets there. Quentin Johnston did come back with a nice bounceback and this is a pretty good matchup against the Steelers who as you can see have allowed the single most fantasy points to the wide receiver position thanks mainly in part to uh Ja'Marr Chase and Joe Flacco there. But honestly, I think I would be fine starting either of these Chargers wide receivers as a dub flex. This is a three-point favorite game for the Chargers, 45 point total. DK Metcalf, very tough matchup and Vegas is rightfully looking at that. For me, three and a half receptions, 48 and 1/2 point total. I think if you have DK, you're probably playing him and and feeling okay about him in your flex spot. And then Calvin Austin's going to go into the shaky flex spot here. DK's just been very up and down, but that's what he is, right? Like you're going to start him some weeks and he's going to get you [ __ ] three points. You're going to start him other weeks and he's going to get you 15. So.

And then last game of the week, probably the hardest one to project from a fantasy wide receiver standpoint. You got Philly at the Green Bay Packers. Green Bay 2 and a half point favorites, a 45 and 1/2 point total here. We have no injury reports yet because this is the Monday night game. We expect close to full health for the Philadelphia Eagles. A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith. It's a tough matchup against the Green Bay defense. They're obviously a very good defense, but they've had games where they've been exposed a little bit. They've had games where, you know, they look like the best defense on on the planet. But I do think if the Philadelphia offensive line, which should be healthy for this game, can stop the pass rush a little bit, that should give them enough time to be able to throw the ball a bit. So, when I'm looking at this game, I think I would throw both A.J. Brown, whose line is at 56 and a half, I mean, the same line as Allen Robinson, into the dub flex tier. I'm going to throw DeVonta Smith into the dub flex tier, too, cuz listen, at the end of the day, he's performed just as good as A.J. Brown has this year. So, I'm going to throw both of them in there. Romeo Doubs, 52 and a half receiving yards. He's obviously kind of developed into that number one receiver for Jordan Love. And there's no more Tucker Kraft. My worry is they don't really have a lot of like big-play threats on the outside or ones that are really converting at a high rate. So, I'm worried that Doubs is going to see a lot of Keisean Nixon. And while the Philadelphia defense isn't what it was last year, I still think it's not it's not a plus matchup. So, Doubs, I like him, but I'm definitely going to throw him into the shaky flex tier more so and throw him towards the top. Christian Watson, I'm going to throw him into the shaky flex tier. Definitely startable, but not someone I'm like overly optimistic about. Matthew Golden is in line, I believe, to play with the shoulder injury, but he hasn't done [ __ ] this year, so you don't want to play really any anybody else. Again, reminder, I would stash Dontayvion Wicks if he's sitting on your waiver wire.

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