This season I will be your new pilot, emphasize my favorite WRStarts and sits every week, using Razzball’s WR lock versus wide tools. This graph breaks down where the fantasy points of a WR come in the formation, while they are out in the lock or wide. I will provide a number of bonus recommendations based on relevant data. If you have any questions about your WRs, let a question fall in the comments!
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Start
- Player: Keon Coleman & Khalil Shakir
- Opponent: vs. jet
The jets allowed the fourth most points to WR’s in week 1, because Calvin Austin III and DK Metcalf each ended up as top 30 WRs. Metcalf did most of its damage wide (73%), comparable to the production of Coleman against the ravens. Shakir gets a boost while he and Austin put together a balanced approach with about 50% of their points in the lock and wide out. It would not surprise me if Shakir Coleman surpasses in week 2, similar to Austin and Metcalf in week 1.
- Player: AJ Brown & Devonta Smith
- Opponent: In Kansas City
Both Philly WRs have a great opportunity to get right in week 2 against the Chiefs, who allowed the most points in week 1. Kansas City allowed 58% of the imagination that the WR trio will be widely appointed. Brown ran 31 of 33 routes wide against Dallas, so I expect a big game from him. Smith ran 23 of 33 routes from the lock, where Quentin Johnston collected 55% of his fantasy points against KC. Remember that Brown and Smith scored a TD in Super Bowl Lix, each with five goals.
- Player: Jayden Reed
- Opponent: vs. commanders
Fire drove while he is still healthy and the injury report! He scored ALL of his 13.5 fantasy points of the slot machine against the Lions. The Giants’ WRS, Wan’dale Robinson and Malik Nubers, each scored more than 60% of their fantasy points against the commanders. On a short week I am confident that the packers will look at the weakness of the commanders who has given up 15.7 fantasy points of the lock.
WR3 starts (wrs ranked outside the top 25)
- Player: Travis Hunter
- Opponent: At Cincinnati
I expect a high scoring affair in week 2, which, according to the Vegas Oddmakers, has the highest implicit pointed total (48.5). Hunter drew most of all Jags WRs into his pro -debut, with 70% of his fantasy production from the lock. The Bengal gave up the 13th most points in the lock in week 1 against Cleveland. The Jags attack will use their strengths, which happens to be the weakness of the Bengal. Hunter should be able to count his first career TD.
Sits
- Player: Michael Pittman Jr.
- Opponent: vs. Broncos
Pittman has already informed his imagination in week 2 against Miami. I fear that the Patrick Surty II effect is really in fantasy. He limited Calvin Ridley to four receptions for 27 Yards. Denver admitted the second more total points (11.8) to all WR’s in week 1, admitted that they were confronted with Rookie Cam Ward, which did not look as bad as the box score. I am tired of the hype of the Danny Dimes in the matchup, so I don’t risk the cookie on Pittman this week.
- Player: Ricky Pearsall
- Opponent: At New Orleans
Pearsall is now all the buzz, but the saints were not pushovers in week 1 against the cards. They held the WRS of Arizona on the 8th least points in week 1. Brock Purdy is considered a “long recording” to play in week 2 with Mac Jones (Wie?) Stry to play. Jauan Jennings is 50/50 to play with a shoulder injury and George Kittle is out. Marvin Harrison finished as the WR10 against Nola and scored 88% of his points wide. Pearsall scored his points drawn up about formations because of the wear of the niners and can be forced to work in lock. I follow the wait -and -see approach with the attack by San Fran after the entire series of injuries.
- Player: Amon-Ra St. Brown
- Opponent: vs. bear
I expect the lions to regroup and get it at home against Chicago. What works in favor of St. Brown is that the bears allowed 81% of the opposite WR fantasy points in week 1. That was the highest margin of each team, where the commanders came in second place with 67%. St. Brown ran 57% of his routes from the lock against Green Bay in week 1. Last season he ran 54% of his routes from the lock. The timing of the matchup could not align much better for St. Brown after a matte start. He did well against De Beren last season, a total of 11 receptions for 143 yards and 1 TD in two games.
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