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The Shot Caller's Report - Wk 5 Wide Receivers



By Colby Cavaliere | 10/3/24 |
Bye Weeks: DET, LAC, PHI, TEN
QBs | RBs | WRs


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Packers Receivers @ LAR

Even at less than 100%, Jordan Love brought the Packer pass game back to life last week in a thrilling loss to the Vikings. With Watson out with an ankle injury, the targets can be consolidated between Dontayvion Wicks, Jayden Reed, and Romeo Doubs. Against a floundering Rams defense all three receivers could realistically find a place in lineups this week.

Garrett Wilson vs MIN (London)

The squeaky wheel gets the grease in London, as Wilson seems a bit unhappy with his role in this version of the Jets offense. Yet to get on the same page with his HOF quarterback, look for the Jets to feature him early and often against a Viking defense yielding the 4th most points to fantasy receivers.

Amari Cooper @ WAS

Cooper was a shaky holding penalty away from an 82-yard score last weekend, and although he’s been a major disappointment so far, the Commander secondary is a unit to target. Cooper has seen a healthy 37 targets this season, but is being dragged down by poor quarterback play. With the offensive getting healthier, Cooper should see his efficiency increase, especially if the Browns want to showcase him for a potential trade.

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Kyle Pitts vs TB (Thu)

If you’ve waited this long to set sail on Pitts you are a better person than I. Despite elite measurables, and a record tickling rookie season, Pitts hasn’t been able to develop as a football player. Despite the need for a WR3 in the offense, Atlanta has gotten nothing from the former top-10 pick, and there is absolutely no reason to believe it's going to happen Thursday night.

Jakobi Meyers @ DEN

The murderer's row of receivers that Denver corner Pat Surtain has put on lockdown is becoming legendary at this point. Metcalf, Pickens, Evans, and Garrett Wilson have all been bottled up, as none of them could surpass 41 yards against the boundary defender. With no Davante Adams, Surtain can lock down Myers and leave the rest for his teammates to handle. This is a brutal matchup for Meyers any way to slice it.

Xavier Worthy vs NO

Don’t be so quick to assume Worthy will see an uptick in looks with Rashee Rice down, as his role in the passing game is much different than his teammate. He will continue to be schemed a few touches a game, and will be good for a deep attempt or two, but he’s still way too volatile to trust right now.

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