Unleash Your Fantasy Football Potential: Wide Receiver Start ‘Em, Sit ‘Em Guide for Week 7
Are you ready to dominate your fantasy football league and make your opponents eat their words? It's time to dive into the thrilling world of wide receivers and uncover the players who will shine (or shine brighter than others) in Week 7. But here's where it gets controversial... Prepare to be surprised by some unexpected names and bold predictions that will challenge your traditional thinking. Let's get started!
Start ‘Em
Amon-Ra St. Brown vs. Buccaneers (Mon.): St. Brown has been a consistent performer, and his matchup against the Buccaneers is a dream come true. With their defense struggling against perimeter receivers, St. Brown is poised for a big game. Don't be surprised if he exceeds expectations and becomes a top-tier option.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba vs. Texans (Mon.): Smith-Njigba has been a hidden gem, and his matchup against the Texans is a perfect opportunity to shine. With their defense allowing the most points to opposing receivers, Smith-Njigba is a must-start option for PPR leagues.
CeeDee Lamb vs. Commanders: Lamb has been a reliable option, and his matchup against the Commanders is a favorable one. With their defense struggling against the pass, Lamb is a safe bet to put up solid numbers.
Ja’Marr Chase vs. Steelers (Thurs.): Chase has been a force to be reckoned with, and his matchup against the Steelers is a perfect storm. With their defense allowing the most points to opposing receivers, Chase is a must-start option for PPR leagues.
Justin Jefferson vs. Eagles: Jefferson has been a consistent performer, and his matchup against the Eagles is a favorable one. With their defense struggling against the pass, Jefferson is a safe bet to put up solid numbers.
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Rashee Rice vs. Raiders: Rice is back from suspension and ready to dominate. With his history against the Raiders and their defense struggling against perimeter receivers, Rice is a must-start option for PPR leagues.
Ladd McConkey vs. Colts (4:05 p.m. ET, CBS): McConkey has been a surprise package, and his matchup against the Colts is a perfect opportunity to shine. With their defense allowing the sixth-most points to the slot, McConkey is a must-start option for PPR leagues.
Courtland Sutton vs. Giants (4:05 p.m. ET, CBS): Sutton is ready to rebound after a poor performance against the Jets. With the Giants struggling against wide receivers, Sutton is a safe bet to put up solid numbers.
Rome Odunze vs. Saints (1 p.m. ET, Fox): Odunze has been a consistent performer, and his matchup against the Saints is a favorable one. With their defense allowing the third-most points to the perimeter, Odunze is a must-start option for PPR leagues.
Sit ‘Em
Michael Pittman Jr. at Chargers (4:05 p.m. ET, CBS): Pittman Jr. had a poor performance against Arizona, and his matchup against the Chargers is a tough one. With their defense allowing the third-fewest points to wideouts, Pittman Jr. is a sit option for PPR leagues.
Devonta Smith at Vikings (1 p.m. ET, Fox): Smith has been a disappointment this season, and his matchup against the Vikings is a tough one. With their defense allowing the fewest points to wide receivers, Smith is a sit option for PPR leagues.
Jakobi Meyers at Chiefs (1 p.m. ET, CBS): Meyers has been ice cold, and his matchup against the Chiefs is a tough one. With their defense allowing just one wideout to score more than 14.4 points since Week 2, Meyers is a sit option for PPR leagues.
Jerry Jeudy vs. Dolphins (1 p.m. ET, CBS): Jeudy had a poor performance against the Steelers, and his matchup against the Dolphins is a tough one. With their defense allowing just 83 yards per game to perimeter receivers, Jeudy is a sit option for PPR leagues.
Wan’Dale Robinson at Broncos (4:05 p.m. ET, CBS): Robinson had a massive game against the Eagles, but his matchup against the Broncos is a tough one. With their defense allowing the second-fewest points per game to opposing wide receivers, Robinson is a sit option for PPR leagues.
More Starts
Keep an eye on these players, as they could be hidden gems for your fantasy lineup:
Nico Collins at Seahawks (Mon.): Collins has been a consistent performer, and his matchup against the Seahawks is a favorable one. With their defense struggling against the pass, Collins is a safe bet to put up solid numbers.
Rome Odunze vs. Saints (1 p.m. ET, Fox): Odunze has been a surprise package, and his matchup against the Saints is a perfect opportunity to shine. With their defense allowing the third-most points to the perimeter, Odunze is a must-start option for PPR leagues.
More Sits
These players could be sitting on the bench, but don't be surprised if they surprise you:
Davante Adams at Jaguars (9:30 a.m. ET, NFL Network): Adams has been a disappointment, but his matchup against the Jaguars is a favorable one. With their defense struggling against perimeter receivers, Adams could be a surprise package.
Ladd McConkey vs. Colts (4:05 p.m. ET, CBS): McConkey has been a surprise package, but his matchup against the Colts is a tough one. With their defense allowing the sixth-most points to the slot, McConkey could be a sit option for PPR leagues.
Remember, these predictions are based on matchups and historical data. Don't be afraid to trust your instincts and make bold decisions. And this is the part most people miss... Don't be afraid to experiment and try new things. The fantasy football landscape is ever-changing, and the players who shine one week might struggle the next. So, stay adaptable, and keep an eye on the latest news and injuries. Now, go out there and dominate your fantasy football league!
