Week 12 Wide Receivers To START and SIT! (every matchup)

Let's talk about wide receivers you should start or sit in week 12 of the fantasy football season. Can't believe we are here. There are four teams on bye and there are important names you won't have access to this week. For example, Sutton, Franklin, Lad McConi, Johnston, Keenan, Wadd, and Debo Samuel. So, a lot of you guys are going to need help setting those lineups. Don't worry, I'm going to go through every matchup in today's video. You'll have my ranking for every single wide receiver, so you'll know exactly what lineups to set. Of course, you can always join us on our live streams if you have questions you want to ask, but there are time codes in case you want to check out a specific matchup.

Let's jump into Thursday Night Football, the Bills at the Texans. Now, for the Bills side of things, it's the same story, different week, really. I mean, there is no wide receiver in Buffalo that you can truly rely on week in, week out. Yes, from a floor perspective, Khalil Shakir has been that player. In this game, he had just three targets, barely utilized at all whatsoever. Obviously, we had the Keon Coleman situation where Keon Coleman was not at a certain meeting. They had him as a healthy scratch. You'll notice he's not even in today's video because, quite frankly, I don't even care if he plays. I'm just assuming that he's going to do bad like he's done for the vast majority of the year. But, uh, the only name I have any confidence in starting is Khalil Shakir, simply because he's proven it the most this entire year. But you only play him for a floor, certainly not for a ceiling. And by the way, this is probably the worst matchup for Khalil Shakir. The Texans are the worst matchup for your fantasy wide receivers. And that's why I'm not really that excited about Tyrell Shavers either. Tyrone Shavers, I think he played 50% of the snaps, if I'm not mistaken, last week, somewhere around there. He did lead, um, wide receivers tied with Josh Palmer for targets. Obviously, he had that big game where he had 19 points. A lot of those were broken plays. Those are hard to rely on week in, week out. I think Shavers is a good deep stash in a lot of leagues, but certainly not someone that's seeing your lineups.

On the opposite side there, Nico Collins is a must-start. My wide receiver seven. I struggle to see a scenario where the Bills are not up in this game and the Texans don't need to throw the ball. So, obviously, Nico Collins going straight into your lineup. By the way, C.J. Stroud is still in concussion protocol. They don't expect him back this week. He had a really nasty hit, but we have already seen with Davis Mills, he's given us multiple weeks of fantasy gold with Nico Collins. So, starting with a ton of confidence.

Jalen Reed, one of my favorite rookies this year, hasn't really panned out from a consistency perspective. What I will say, it is really great to see Jalen Reed's role continue to grow within this offense and specifically from the amount of time that he's on the field. You can see it peaked here a couple weeks ago when Nico Collins had that injury and he was out to his head, but unfortunately, it went right back down, but we're starting to see those trends go up. So, Jalen, uh, Higgins could be a potential league winner towards the end of the year, but still a risky start this week.

All right, let's go to the Jets at the Ravens. No more international games. So, this is the start of the Sunday slate. Uh, that first slate altogether. 44 and a half point over/under. The largest spread of the week in this game. That's in favor of the Ravens, by the way, in Baltimore. They're almost two touchdown favorites. Makes a lot of sense because the Jets are awful. Sorry, Jets fans. I don't think there's a better way to say that. Here's what I will say. The only player in this entire matchup that I have any confidence in starting is Zay Flowers. And it's funny, we just talked about Khalil Shakir. I feel like Zay Flowers at times is basically Khalil Shakir. Wondelle Robinson. He's an uber-talented player that does not get enough volume. Uh, that is a part of an offense that loves to run the football. He's my wide receiver 23 this week. You can play him, but this does have the makings for a disappointment for Zay. Why do I say that? I say that because they are the heaviest favorites of the week. And when the Ravens don't need to throw the ball, they typically don't. And that's obviously harmful for Zay Flowers. So, I am slightly lower on him this week. He's still a flexible name. No doubt about it. A desperation RB wide receiver two. Not desperation, but you know, a very low-end wide receiver two.

Now, with the Jets, I do think that their offense will have an upgrade this week. I still think they'll be bad, but they are switching from Justin Fields to Rod Taylor as to Tyrod Taylor as their starting quarterback. I do think Adai Mitchell, while I wouldn't start anyone in this matchup, like wouldn't even dare think about it, I do think Adani Mitchell is worth stashing. Okay. In last week's game, his first game as a Jet, he was only out there, uh, not a, not a high percentage of the snaps, by the way. He was out there, what was it? 28 snaps out of 57. So, he wasn't even on the field very much. However, he got six targets. So, when he was on the field, they were very intentional about getting him the ball. And that is because Adonai Mitchell has a very good skill set to get open. Unfortunately, he doesn't always catch the ball, but if he can put it all together, there's a ton of talent there. And Tyrod Taylor is a much better quarterback to throw you the football than Justin Fields with no Garrett Wilson. He should be stashed, but no one should be started in this one.

Okay, let's jump to the Steelers at the Bears. 44 and a half point over/under. Bears are favored by about three points. Steelers, we got to talk about Aaron Rodgers. So, as of today, he's considered 50/50 for Sunday. We don't know yet. He needs to determine if he can actually hold the football in his hands. If you don't know the injury, he actually had a slight break in his left wrist on Sunday. He wants to play. We'll see if the team agrees. Uh, here's what I would say. If Aaron Rodgers can get out there, it's a good matchup against the Bears. The Bears are the seventh best matchup for your fantasy wide receivers. I do have DK Metcalf as a spot start regardless. You know, even if there's no Aaron Rodgers at this point, the Steelers offense is kind of my, my worst nightmare for DK Metcalf at this point, right? Eight targets last week, which is, which is awesome. I mean, if you could get eight targets for DK Metcalf every week, you would definitely take it. But again, another game under 10 PPR points. This team loves to spread the ball out. They would much rather utilize their running backs and throw the ball everywhere or their tight ends. There's just so many pieces of this pie being spread around, but it is a good matchup. So, DK is a flexible option, low-end wide receiver two.

On the opposite side here, there's just no doubt about it. We can't, you know, I can't lie to you. Look, the, the Bears offense was tough to watch last week against Minnesota. It was a tough watch that entire game. That entire game was really tough to watch. But specifically the passing attack, no one really stood out. You know, we had six targets to Adun, which he led the way. Great, but he only caught two of them for 41 yards. There's just this real missing piece right now between the Adun and the Caleb connection. Sometimes it's Adun dropping a pass. Sometimes it's Caleb being completely inaccurate. They're just almost there to greatness, but not really there just yet. I do think you can start Rome Odunze in this game. I would anticipate the Bears needing to throw the ball. It's a very close spread. It's in Chicago. Those are all great things for Rome Odunze. Um, and ultimately, he's the only one that I trust because he's given us more reasons to trust him over the course of the year, but as we know, every fantasy player is not, you know, immune to a potential bust. So, we know that's the case.

Here's what I'll say for Luther Burden. Finally, we've been waiting for this for so long. He and Olamide Zaccheaus swapped roles. For the vast majority of the year, Burden was barely getting snaps, getting selectively used, but finally Luther Burden won the slot role and he was out there. He had five targets. You love to see that. I would love to see Luther Burden's role continually grow. You do see the snap percentages going up in recent weeks. This has all the makings of a potential flex, uh, you know, out of nowhere, right? Guy off the waiver wire that you pick up and you're like, "Wow, he's so talented. They're finally utilizing him." So, definitely monitor that. It's a great matchup for the Bears, by the way. Second most points given up to wide receivers when you adjust for schedule, the Pittsburgh, uh, the Pittsburgh Steelers to wide receivers. So, definitely a good matchup for those Bears to bounce back.

Okay, let's go to the Pats at the Bengals. Should be a very fun game. 48 and a half point over/under. The Pats are favored by over a touchdown, even though it's in Cincinnati. And I think that's fair because the Bengals defense can't stop. I, I. All right, guys. This is hyperbolic, but I'm pretty sure I could probably be the quarterback of a team facing the Cincinnati Bengals. And I'm not saying I would even throw 50% completion percentage, but I, I'd probably get at least 50 yards. And that says something. All right, that's, even if it's just dump-offs. All right, there'd be maybe six pick-sixes. I don't know, but I could probably throw at least 50 yards against this defense. Uh, awful. Cincinnati's defense is generationally bad. That's why I have Stefon Diggs as a must-start. He has been consistent each and every week. In the last couple of weeks, it's been great to see. My wide receiver 15. Joe Flacco will keep this game competitive enough where they will need to use Diggs enough, in my humble opinion. That's just the way that I view it. You can have your own opinion. I do believe Kahan Booty will be back. So, he's a risky desperation hail mary flex at best. You're not going to play DeMario Douglas. But in the event that Booty is out, then M. Holland replaces Booty as that desperation play. If you're out there and you're like, "Who the hell can maybe be 50% of what Michael Wilson was last week?" Well, that, that is probably M. Holland. He's in that hat with like five other names that he could be a surprise, you know, really good game against the Bengals here.

Now, obviously with the Bengals, you, there's probably a lot of Jamar Chase owners watching this video waiting to hear about this, but yes, he is suspended. I have no idea. These football players are very smart. They're very smart, intelligent, successful people. But how many times do we need to see a football player pretend like we don't have cameras? All right, there are almost hundreds of cameras, right? If you include the people, there's thousands of cameras each and every week. If you're going to lie and say, "I didn't spit on the guy," and you know you did, what's the point? Just take accountability. They're going to find out. What are you hoping? There wasn't a camera on a football field that saw it. Anyway, he's going to be suspended. Just ridiculous stuff. Uh, he's going to be suspended. So, it's T. Higgins season this week. A top 10 play for me against the Pats. By the way, a top four matchup for your fantasy wide receivers, along with Kahan Booty, who could be this, you know, real surprise left-field performer this week. I am going to throw Andre Ios' name into that hat as well. In games where one of T. Higgins or Jamar Chase are missing, he's been a flexible option. So, I do want to just give him a little shout out if you're in a desperate spot.

Let's go to the Giants at the Lions. 49 and a half point over/under, tied with three other matchups for the second largest over/under of the week. The Lions are heavy favorites in this game. 10 and a half point favorites. Let's go to the Giants because it's my opinion that both Darius Slayton and Wandale Robinson provide a safe floor each and every week for you to play them. Now, obviously, we want to see Daniel Jones back. We don't know if he'll be back this week or not. What we do know is it's Jameis Winston starting. So, he is more than competent enough if Darius Slayton can get back out there from that hamstring injury. Darius Slayton has been a reliable flex, 10 or more PPR points since he's come back from previous injuries. Wandale Robinson. Again, you should view Wandale the way you view Zay Flowers, Khalil Shakir, a really safe floor. Yeah, he's not always going to have the upside that you want, but another game with nine targets. Another game dominating route participation. Another game dominating target share. He is the most reliable weapon in this entire offense. Even though he's not always going to win you your week, he's a reliable flex at worst.

Okay, how about the Lions? And what I will say is going up against Detroit, that does bode well for the Giant receivers because you're going to have to throw the ball. Anyway, Amon-Ra St. Brown, I know he's had a couple bad games. You're going to put him into your lineup. Don't question it. Maybe go trade for him if someone out there is a little bit scared, but as a Jameson Williams truther, again, this is a guy that I had as my guy this year heading into the season. It looked completely stupid. I know I got clowned in the comment section, but to be fair, Jameson's been awesome in this featured role. This is what I anticipated. This is why I was so excited about Jameson Williams because I thought they were going to use him in a variety of ways instead of just as a deep threat, right? You're finally seeing that with Dan Campbell as a play caller. Jameson Williams has been the best receiver in the last two weeks for Detroit. I do think that will even out a little bit more. You'll see more Amon-Ra St. Brown games, but I'm going to label them both must-starts. It's a great matchup against the New York Giants. Jameson's on a heater. You can't send him, in my opinion, unless you have a clear better option, which you'll know my rankings in this video. And again, don't, uh, don't bank on Amon-Ra to be this the rest of the year. He is going to be a much better, more reliable asset.

Okay, let's jump to the Vikings at the Packers. 41 and a half point over/under. Packers are favored by almost a touchdown. Now, Romeo Doubs, Christian Watson are the only guys I trust to start, uh, in this wide receiver room. And you better hope if you have one of these names that we do not see Jayden, Jayden Reed back this week. There are some potential reports according to Matt LaFleur that he could be designated for return from the IR. If Jayden Reed is out there this week, it completely messes everything up. It gets way too messy. But I'm assuming he's not out there this week. He's still going to need some time. The Vikings are a tough matchup. There's no doubt about it. But right now in this offense, they do not trust Luke Musgrave. They're not playing him, right? So, really with Matthew Golden, his role completely decreasing. He's a non-factor at this point. It's only really Watson and Doubs that are getting these reliable opportunities in this offense. So, I do think they're both flexible options. Of course, very low ceiling or low floor. We have to recognize that it's a low-floor passing attack in Green Bay. That's just the truth. But, there is a ceiling out there where one of these guys can win your week. For example, Christian Watson last week over 20 points, uh, two touchdowns. We've seen obviously Romeo Doubs in games with three touchdowns. So, I would lower expectations, but they're fine, uh, flexes this week against the Vikings. Should be a competitive game.

And as far as the Vikings go, I do trust Justin Jefferson more than anyone else in this matchup. It's been rough. There's no doubt about it. It's been rough with J.J. McCarthy, or nine, as he likes to be referred to. It's been tough. All right. There's no doubt about it. But J.J. McCarthy's in a really tough spot because most quarterbacks who are rookies, and I know he, he's not a rookie, but he didn't play last year, so he's a rookie in my eyes. Most quarterbacks who are starting their first, let's say, 16 or or more games, there are little to no expectations for those quarterbacks. Genuinely, right? What he's having a difficult time of is there's all these quarterbacks like Sam Darnold and Kirk Cousins and all these, you know, random guys like Daniel Jones and, uh, these guys who have come into this system in Minnesota and have thrived. He's not doing that yet. I am not ready to throw him out. Okay? I'm not ready to say he's a bust. His career is dead. Obviously, he's going to need a lot of time to develop, but I trust that coaching staff. Uh, but as far as like the here and now, it is difficult to rely on these wide receivers. For example, Jordan Addison got into the end zone last week and he only had 10 points. It's just there's not a high completion percentage. The throws are really concerning, really off-target. He needs a lot of time and the Vikings don't have it. I trust Justin Jefferson just because he's going to get that higher target share. I don't trust Jordan Addison as much, but in this game, they're probably going to need to throw, so there are worse options out there.

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Let's go to the Colts at the Chiefs again. 49 and a half point over/under, one of those three matchups that are really, really high this week from, from Vegas's perspective. Chiefs are favored by three and a half points, which honestly, I understand. It's in Kansas City. The Chiefs are five and five. If that's not desperation mode, I don't know what is. I think you're going to see the best version of Mahomes that you've seen this entire year. Colts are a top three matchup for your fantasy wide receivers. Now, that's when you adjust for schedule, but it doesn't account for the fact that the Colts acquired Sauce Gardner. Sauce Gardner didn't really impact Drake London much, uh, his first game as a Colt, but now he's had an entire bye week where he's been able to go out there and, you know, really learn this defense for Indianapolis. I still think Rashee Rice is a must-start. Xavier Worthy is almost unplayable. The only reason I'm even considering him as a risky, desperation play, which I'll probably have to do in the Flock League, is because of the matchup. And I'm assuming that if Sauce is going to guard Rice the entire game, Worthy is going to be a necessary part of this offense. But man, they just spread it out so much in Kansas City. It's, it's honestly frustrating. Like, it's genuinely frustrating. Why did you spend a first-round pick on Xavier Worthy? And I'm a Rashee Rice guy. I, I've never been an Xavier Worthy guy, but it's so frustrating. Like, why did you do it when you could just target Marquez Valdes-Scantling, who you picked up off the off the waivers for free. Uh, Hollywood Brown, who you can sign for a one-year deal. Guice is with you. You've got Kelsey. You got, uh, Noah Gray. It's just, it's frustrating. I understand it. But yeah, for the opposite side, I will say terrible matchup for your Colts receivers. So maybe lower your expectations in this one, guys. Uh, it is the fourth worst matchup for your fantasy wide receivers this, this year.

Now, Michael Pittman, I am going to label a must-start. He has been the one over the totality of the year that has given us the most reason to have confidence in him. That does not mean I'm anti-Zack Moss. He's still my wide receiver 20. He's that spot start, really good flex, really good wide receiver two type of option. But honestly, I'm a little bit concerned because of the matchup. So maybe lower expectations for these guys, but the vast majority of you guys, unless you're in an eight or a 10 team league, these Colt wide receivers are probably your best options outside of Josh Downs. I don't think you can trust Josh Downs at this point.

Okay, let's go to the Seahawks at the Titans. 40 and a half point over/under. The Seahawks are favored by 12 and a half points, which, by the way, in Tennessee, 12 and a half point favorites. That's the second largest spread of the entire week. So, Vegas anticipates the Seahawks really kind of putting the hammer down on the Tennessee Titans, which makes sense. The Seahawks are one of the better teams in the entire league at this point. They've really proven that. Sam Darnold did have a down game last week, but you can only start JSN in this offense. Okay? You can only start JSN. That's it. And obviously, you knew that if you were a JSN owner, but maybe you guys are wondering about Rashid Shaheed, Cooper Kupp. Look, Rashid Shaheed slowly getting worked into the rotation. He had a season high, I believe it was actually five targets this week for Shaheed, which was great to see. They used him a little bit on the ground as well, but it's just too messy outside of JSN, right? Not only do you have to think about Cooper Kupp for Rashid Shaheed, you have to think about AJ Barner and their two running backs that can catch passes. So, I would lean on this entire matchup only trusting JSN. If you're starting Rashid Shaheed, you're probably in a very, very difficult spot, and I'm sorry that you are there.

As far as the Titans receivers go, I mean, yeah, there's just no reason to start any of these guys. DK was an exciting rookie that might break out. He has an injury. Ridley's out for the year. Still, I don't care. I don't trust Treylon Burks.

Let's go to the start of the afternoon slate of games. We got the Jags at the Cardinals. 47 and a half point over/under. The Jags are favored in Arizona. The Jags wide receiver room itself is very quickly going to be a huge mess, in my opinion. It's not like Trevor Lawrence, you can rely on him weekly on one wide receiver to be relevant for fantasy football, and you just can't. But now you're asking him to get three guys into a rotation. Now, obviously, Brian Thomas is still their wide receiver one. They're still going to want to build around him long-term, but they didn't trade Calvin Ridley for nothing, right? I mean, they, they need Calvin Ridley in this offense. So, I'm going to put Brian Thomas at wide receiver 27, Ridley at wide receiver 28. And assuming Thomas is out there, I do not think you should start Parker Washington. Okay. There's just not enough opportunities to go around for Parker Washington. You also might see Brenton Strange back this week. So, that's definitely a concern. And this game without Brian Thomas, just two targets. To be fair, the Jags never needed to throw the ball, right? They completely dominated the Chargers. I hear you. But if I'm going to play any of these names, I think Calvin Ridley, his role is continually growing. He had six targets last week. Both Calvin Ridley and Brian Thomas are the names I would flex if I had to. Now, in the, in the event that Brian Thomas is out, that gives me more confidence in Calvin Ridley, but that doesn't really give me that much confidence in Parker Washington.

For the Cardinals, anybody else out there play Michael Wilson? All right. Not only did I sit Sean Tucker in the Flock League, I played against Michael Wilson and it was a last-minute pickup for my opponent. I just, fantasy football is so fun sometimes, isn't it? Look, here's the deal. Assuming Marvin Harrison is inactive, then I think Michael Wilson's a decent play. He'd be my wide receiver 26. Jags are a middle-of-the-pack matchup for your wide receivers. I do not anticipate Michael Wilson doing what he did last week, uh, on a weekly basis. All right, that's just completely unrealistic to expect. Last week, he had 18 targets. Um, I think he came down with 185 receiving yards, which was just insane. I'm so glad that that happened against me, by the way. Um, but look, assuming there's no Marvin, you can start Michael, uh, as a flexible option. Nobody else. But if Marvin Harrison is active, then you're going to start Marvin Harrison. I mean, that's what you were hoping Marvin Harrison would do for you right there, right? Uh, but I don't think you can start Michael Wilson at all if Marvin Harrison is healthy. So, that's how we're going to play it this week.

Let's go to the Browns at the Raiders. Lowest over/under of the week. Three and a half point spread in favor of the Raiders at home. This is a game where you're more excited about rostering these defenses for fantasy football than you are rostering any of these wide receivers for fantasy football. I mean, we don't know at the time of recording this. I, I think Dorian Thompson-Robinson is going to be named the starter. Does that make you have any confidence in Jerry Jeudy or Cedric Tillman? Not really, right? I don't think you should, should play them. I wouldn't suggest it. And then on the opposite side, you know, it was good to see Jake Bobo get into the end zone last week. However, he still had four catches, eight targets. I just don't know if you can trust Geno Smith. I don't know if you can trust either offense, either quarterback. I, I prefer to avoid this matchup entirely. There's a reason it's the lowest over/under of the week and one of the lowest of the entire year.

Let's go to the Eagles at the Cowboys. 50 and a half point over/under. So, let's go from the lowest previously to the highest in this matchup of the week. Four and a half point favorite. That's the Dallas, uh, the, the Philadelphia Eagles, excuse me. Now, with the Eagles offense, they did lose a crucial piece this week, Lane Johnson. That is very important, not only to Jalen Hurts' blind side, but to the rushing attack. I don't think that changes the way I rank these guys, though. This is a divisional game. Two offenses that are pretty good. I expect this to be a high-scoring affair, as does Vegas. So, you can start DeVonta Smith with, with confidence. And while I know A.J. Brown was not exactly what you wanted him to be last week and it's honestly frustrating watching him because he's not really giving full effort. It doesn't feel like it, he still led the way with 12 targets. So, clearly they wanted to get him more involved. He's a spot start for me this week. But we have three must-starts being DeVonta Smith, and then CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. I know it's a terrible matchup against the Eagles. I really don't care. Okay? If I have those two names, they're locked and loaded into my lineup every single week. I don't care if they're facing the Houston Texans every week. One of the worst matchups. I mean, every week they're locked and loaded into your lineups because they are superstars and they're a part of an elite, high-powered passing attack.

All right, let's jump to the Falcons at the Saints here. 38 and a half point over/under, second lowest of the week. Saints are favored, by the way, by one and a half points. Uh, yeah, the Atlanta Falcons offense in the snap of a finger looks disgusting. Now, why do I say that? So, Michael Penix has been placed on IR. They don't expect him to play again this year. Obviously, that's terrible for Drake London. But what's worse for Drake London is he has his own injuries to deal with. He has a PCL sprain, which means he'll be out this week, maybe more. They're currently calling him week-to-week. So, the only receiver you can even think about starting is Darnell Mooney. And you're certainly not doing that with any confidence because the last time there was no London and Kirk Cousins started, Mooney was an absolute bust. But he's my wide receiver 37. I'm not going to let one game completely deter me from using him as a desperation flex. Shoot, I might have to pick him up and play him in the Flock League. I don't know. Uh, but it should be a competitive game because the Saints are just as bad.

Okay. At least in New Orleans, though, you know, you can start Chris Olave. Now, Tyler Allgeier looked pretty good his last game out. He's going to still have bad games. He's a rookie. He's going to have ups and downs, but at least we know you can start Chris Olave at this point with some confidence. My wide receiver 13. This week we saw Olave go off against the Panthers the last time the Saints played.

That brings me to Sunday Night Football. We got the Bucs at the Rams. This is one of those three matchups that are tied for the second highest over/under of the week at 49 and a half points. The Rams are favored by almost a touchdown. I think this is going to be a close game, though. Let's start with the Bucs. Uh, it's important to note that both of these defenses are top 10 matchups for your wide receivers. Great matchups. You want to target high over/under. We love to see that. This should be, should be an electric game. A.J. Brown is a must-start. Tez Johnson, I expect to get back on track. Um, now, there is a potential here for Chris Godwin to be back into the lineup. And if that happens, I will say, I'll be honest with you guys, I have way less confidence in Tez Johnson. He becomes a risky start rather than a spot start. I, I just, I would not start either of those guys. I think it's going to get way too confusing. And by the way, that also makes Cade York a little bit more of a confusing play as well.

On the opposite side, though, things are very clear. You start Puka, you start Cooper Kupp, and you don't think twice about it. Yes, it was frustrating for Cooper Kupp to only get one catch. It was the touchdown. He still had seven targets. So, it's not like he's not involved. You still got to start these guys every week. Everyone is prone to a potential bust game. All right. I got a feeling this week about these six players. So, I'm putting them into my DFS lineup. We're talking Bucky Irving. I'm speaking it into the faith that he's back. If he's not, I'll change this. DeVonta Smith against Dallas should have a big game. I think Judkins bounces back against the Raiders. I love putting Rhamondre Stevenson in these because I know we're all loving Henderson, but against Cincinnati, I think he's sneaky. And then Worthy and Adams kind of round out the roster there. Look, you can create your own lineup, by the way. All you got to do is choose six non-quarterbacks. Uh, download the Fast Draft app, use my promo code LAND, match your deposit up to $50, and then you'll get my weekly rankings completely free. Uh, make your lineup, you know, unique though, okay? You don't want to copy mine because then none of us are going to win money. You want to make it unique. You want to think outside the box, but you can definitely have a bunch of fun. If you want, check out the pin comment down below if you want to join me.

Let's finish off with Monday Night Football. We've got the Panthers at the 49ers. I'm actually very excited for this game as a Terrace Marshall owner. I think you can see Terrace have another great game. He is a must-start for me. Uh, my wide receiver 11. If you guys have all that confidence in the world in A.J. Brown, you should have confidence in Marshall as well. By the way, Marshall has more catches, more yards, less touchdowns. And obviously, Brown has played one more game than him. But still, I'm saying that because you should start to give Terrace Marshall some damn respect. He is a true alpha. Unquestioned about it. It's just what version of Bryce Young are you going to get one week to the next? That's the concern at this point. Now, Dave Canalis, by the way, doesn't know if Bryce Young is going to play or not this week. If not, it's Andy Dalton. And honestly, I kind of prefer that as a Terrace Marshall owner. They're playing against the 49ers. They are underdogs. It's in San Francisco. You can throw against the 49ers. I'm very excited about him. I wouldn't start Legette. We've seen plenty of days where he's blown up and then been completely irrelevant. But he's a certain, you know, Hail Mary play at best, right? Throw his name with the Bootys this week. Uh, throw his name in there with these guys that that could be surprise flex options.

Now, on the opposite side, it was honestly disgusting for the 49ers receivers in Brock Purdy's first game back. You saw him definitely have that connection with George Kittle. Kittle ended up with two touchdowns, 67 yards. But the receivers, man, Ricky Pearsall, Jauan Jennings, almost the same amount of snaps and routes. Jauan Jennings was the preferred target, but he had under 10 PPR points. Uh, Pearsall had one catch, no yards. So, look, I think you can start Jennings with a lot more confidence than Pearsall right now, but Pearsall is still a risky start. You can put him into your lineup if you're in a tough position, but just have low expectations, at least for these two guys. Brandon Aiyuk is not coming back anytime soon, so that is the positive side there.

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