💥 Playoff-Worthy Wideouts

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The right lineup decisions will determine whether your team is moving on this week or gearing up for 2025. Don’t mess up these WR starts & sits.

Today in 5 minutes or less, you’ll learn:

• The MUST-START WRs of Week 15 🔥 

• Pass-catchers to consider leaving on your bench 🪑 

• The latest news from around the NFL 🏈

START: Jerry Jeudy (CLE)

Jeudy has been worth starting since Jameis Winston took over the Browns in Week 8, but over the last 4 weeks he’s been a legitimate fantasy WR1, averaging nearly 25 PPR points per game! That’s league-winner type production. So, if you haven’t already locked him into your lineup, do it before he faces the Chiefs this Sunday. Jameis will be looking to get him the ball.

SIT: Brian Thomas Jr. (JAX)

Thomas has had a strong rookie season, but the Jaguars’ overall struggles have caught up with him, especially with Trevor Lawrence out of the lineup. The Jets are one of the best cover teams in the NFL, and have allowed the fewest points per game to receivers. So, find a better option than Thomas for this particular matchup.

START: Jakobi Meyers (LV)

Meyers gets a ton of looks, which was apparent Sunday as he hauled in 7 catches. He’s now had 10 or more targets in 4 of the last 5 games. Atlanta’s secondary is not their strength. They’ve allowed the 4th-most fantasy points per game to the position this season, so Jakobi is a nice starting option.

SIT: DK Metcalf (SEA)

Since Metcalf returned from a 2-game absence 4 games ago, he’s been outscored in fantasy by Jaxon Smith-Njigba every week, sometimes significantly. In fact, Metcalf now hasn’t had a WR1 week since Week 7, and only has 3 of those types of games this season. So, if you need a big week, it might be time for a fade here.

START: Garrett Wilson (NYJ)

I love to pick on the Jaguars. But, Wilson built some momentum against the Dolphins, with 7 catches for 114 yards. The truth is, I like Davante Adams this week as well, so if you have either one of these guys on your team, lock them in to help advance.

SIT: George Pickens (PIT)

Pickens can’t seem to get healthy or out of his own way. He’s been called out by Mike Tomlin for immature antics, and a bum hamstring kept him off the field entirely in Week 14. Even if he happens to suit up in this weekend’s Pennsylvania Bowl, I’d consider keep him out of lineups because the matchup isn’t ideal.

😳 Coach Regrets Not Looking at Mims in Backfield

✅ Patriots’ Guard Activated from PUP List

🦵 Titans Sign Kicker Narveson to Practice Squad

🏈 Cowboys Owner Doesn’t Think Lance Will Play

🚨 Pickens Has an Outside Shot to Play Sunday

🦅 Brown’s Comments Not Directed at Hurts

👋 Browns Waive Toney After Missteps

🐈‍⬛ It’s Been a While, but Panthers Favored Early

🔥 Michigan DT Enters NFL Draft for 2025

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