- Calvin Johnson
- Dez Bryant
- Brandon Marshall
- Andre Johnson
- Demaryius Thomas
- Wes Welker
- T.Y. Hilton
- Victor Cruz
- A.J. Green
- Keenan Allen
- Torrey Smith
- DeSean Jackson
- Vincent Jackson
- Antonio Brown
- Larry Fitzgerald
- Denarius Moore
- Jordy Nelson
- Eric Decker
- Alshon Jeffery
- Golden Tate
- Terrance Williams
- Cecil Shorts
- Stevie Johnson
- Hakeem Nicks
- Riley Cooper
- Steve Smith
- Harry Douglas
- Anquan Boldin
- Kendall Wright
- Roddy White*
- Ruben Randle
- Emmanuel Sanders
- Michael Floyd
- Mike Wallace
- Lance Moore
- Doug Baldwin
- Marvin Jones
- Marques Colston*
- Jacoby Jones
- Timothy Wright
- James Jones
- Mike Brown
- Vincent Brown
- Chris Givens
- Kenny Stills
- Eddie Royal
- Nate Washington
- Rod Streater
- Marlon Brown
- DeAndre Hopkins
- Darrius Heyward-Bey
- Kris Durham
- Mohamed Sanu
- Brandon LaFell
- Nate Burleson*
- Mario Manningham
- Ted Ginn
- Griff Whalen
- Jarrett Boykin
- Brian Hartline
- Cole Beasley
- Jerricho Cotchery
- Marquise Goodwin
- Tandon Doss
- Austin Pettis
- Jermaine Kearse
- Andre Roberts
- T.J. Graham
- Juron Criner
- DeVier Posey
- Tiquan Underwood
- Tavon Austin
- Justin Hunter
- Darius Johnson
- Brian Quick
- Drew Davis
- Stedman Bailey
- Rishard Matthews
- Kyle Williams
- Jerrel Jernigan
- LaVon Brazill
- Brice Butler
- Andrew Hawkins
Sure, call this an overreaction to last week if you want. This is a guy who hadn't got into the endzone at all before the game against the Colts. On the other hand, he has a quarterback that is willing to take risks to get the ball to him. Even if that doesn't work out, It seems like Keenum has a ton of confidence and I believe in his ability to get Andre the ball.
#7 T.Y. Hilton - (#13 on Fantasy Pros)
Again call me crazy and tell me I am overreacting. You can make a better case here as Hilton is pretty inconsistent. Elite speed, he can burn any team at any time. He won't catch every ball, but without Wayne I am of the belief that he will get enough targets to make something big happen every game.
#9 A.J. Green - (#3 on Fantasy Pros)
This is reflective of my stubborn view that Andy Dalton is not that good. They face Baltimore which is usually a good defense setting aside Week 1. And usually when Dalton struggles, Green suffers. As a wide receiver there is only so much you can do in a situation like that.
#11 Torrey Smith - (#20 on Fantasy Pros)
Opposite AJ Green is fellow #1 WR Torrey Smith. A lot of people have soured on him lately reflected in the consensus ranking. It wasn't so long ago that Smith had 166 and 121 yards in back to back games. In fact, through the first 5 games he was averaging 111 yards a game. And it isn't like defenses were ignoring him, he was already a #1 WR with a decent reputation. That talent is there and the yards will be coming back sooner than later.
#12 Pierre Garcon - (#7 on Fantasy Pros)
Funny enough I was (correctly) high on Garcon last week. This week, its a Thursday game which of course are generally sloppy. I am expecting a decent not great game. I think the smart play is for the Redskins to try and get the lead early and then ground n' pound the rest of the game.
#16 Antonio Brown - (#11 on Fantasy Pros)
This ranking feels weird because the Bills are awful against wide receivers. So what is my thinking? I'm not even sure. There are just a ton of great options this week and Brown is more of a possession guy than a big play guy. I'd rather go with a deep threat like DeSean Jackson or Torrey Smith. PPR he is still a top 10 stud.
Deeper thoughts...It seems like I am always high on Denarius Moore. He and Pryor get work done, this week against the Giants should be pretty awesome. Cecil Shorts will be facing a tough Titans secondary, but with 15-20 targets he should get his numbers. I think Anquan Boldin may end up as a good start in the fantasy playoffs now that Manningham is back and so will Crabtree (hopefully). But not yet. I think Lance Moore is the best option in New Orleans, but that offense besides Jimmy Graham is just a ton of guesswork. Its part of the reason they do so well, but frustrating for prognosticators! As you can see, I have no interest in James Jones this week. Start him at your own risk. I am a big fan of the Riley Cooper Nick Foles connection. Small sample, but if it holds that is some great value. Solid Flex option this week.
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