Hey!
There are the 4 wide receivers you should add in your fantasy league before Week 1 (or draft them if you haven't drafted yet).
These guys are somehow available in over 50% of fantasy leagues right now:
#4 Caleb Douglas (90% available)
Miami just traded away Tutu Atwell because they believe that much in Douglas.
The rookie has been shining in camp from Day 1 and just played every snap with the 1s in their first preseason game.
Fellow rookie Chris Bell is coming off a torn ACL and Malik Washington isn’t a downfield WR. Douglas has a real path to being this team's WR1…
#3 Denzel Boston (70% available)
The Browns 2nd round pick scored 11 TDs last year in college at Washington.
Boston is 6'4 and 212 pounds, he’s been a monster at camp for the Browns.
KC Concepcion will work out of the slot while Boston works outside. Cedric Tillman was just released from the team which opens up a clear starting role for Boston…
#2 Dontayvion Wicks (84% available)
Wicks just walked into the exact role AJ Brown left behind yet nobody is drafting him.
Over the last 4 seasons, Brown averaged 131 targets, 85 catches, and 1259 yards a year in this offense while finishing as a Top-12 WR every single season.
Obviously Wicks isn’t AJ Brown, but a starting role on the outside in the Eagles offense is worthwhile, especially for a player who has shown great efficiency in the past.
Wicks has reportedly secured the WR2 job in Philly thanks to a strong camp…
#1 Rashid Shaheed (51% available)
Seattle is set to throw more after losing Kenneth Walker and with Charbonnet injured.
The Seahawks were a bottom-5 pass volume team last year, if they push towards being league average it would mean big things for Shaheed.
His only real competition is a 33-year-old Cooper Kupp & reports say Shaheed is going to be used more in motion this year after signing a $51 million extension this offseason…
— Sal
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