Tyreek Hill, Dolphins
The Texans defense has allowed the second-most touchdowns to opposing wide receivers as well as the 7th most receiving yards. The best way to attack the Texans is to keep passing, and that’s what Tua is going to do. Look for Hill to have a huge game with over 100+ receiving and a TD.
Amari Cooper, Bills
Cooper saw double-digit targets in Week 14, and I am looking for him to follow up with another good game against Detroit, who plays a ton of man coverage. Cooper is Josh Allen’s best target against man coverage, and he should see double-digit targets again. I like him to have about 85 to 90 yards receiving and a touchdown.
Ladd McConkey, Chargers
Expect McConkey to return this week, and even though he will be playing a tough Tampa zone defense, he should be able to find space and he is very dangerous after the catch. Tampa has a fourth-worst DVOA versus slot receivers which should help Ladd to have about 75 to 80 yards receiving and at least 7 receptions.
Courtland Sutton, Broncos
When the pocket is kept clean, Bo Nix is a much more accurate quarterback. Denver’s OL has a big advantage over Indianapolis’s DL which means that Nix should be able to pick the Colts secondary apart. The Colts play a ton of Cover 3 defense, which Sutton loves, and he is the one Denver receiver who can be counted on for a full amount of snaps.
Adam Thielen, Panthers
Part of the Panthers resurgence over the last few weeks has been in part due to the outstanding play of Adam Thielen. Dave Canales finds ways to move him around pre-snap and make sure that he gets open. Moreover, Bryce Young trusts him, and Dallas’ defense has been extremely generous to WR1. Put Thielen down for 15-18 fantasy points.
