Here we are in the final week of the fantasy football regular season. This could be the biggest week of the season for some of you as you may need a win and some help to make the playoffs. If you are already in, let’s get you some help to improve your seeding. If you are eliminated, it’s time for you to ruin someone’s season.
Another thing we have to avoid this week is the second byemageddon. There are six teams on bye this week, so looking for replacements might be tough. That is where we at FlurrySports are here to help. Below is the wide receiver fantasy football start ’em, sit ’em for Week 14.
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Fantasy Football Start ’em, Sit ’em: Week 14 WRs
Start: Calvin Ridley Fantasy Outlook vs Jacksonville Jaguars
The Tennesee Titans WR1 is a start for us this week. Calvin Ridley has had a roller coaster of a season for the Titans. As a WR2, he had one good game then fell back down to Earth. Since Hopkins left, Ridley has been a boom and then a bust the next week. Last week, against Washington, Ridley had just over five points. This week, he gets an easier opponent.
The Jacksonville Jaguars give up the third-most points to receivers this season. Ridley will be on the outside most of the time where the Jaguars give up the second-most points. In the last two games for the Jags, they have allowed three guys to go for 19.9 or more fantasy points. The Jaguars will not stop Ridley this week, so put him in your lineup.
Start: Malik Nabers Fantasy Outlook vs New Orleans Saints
The rookie wideout did fairly well last week playing with his third quarterback of the season. Malik Nabers put up a moderate 15.3 fantasy points with his eight receptions, 69 receiving yards and four rushing yards. Nabers has been sneaky good this season, proving that he is a reliable option for the New York Giants and fantasy teams going forward.
The New Orleans Saints on the other hand have been on a downswing since the start of the year. The Saints have been an injured mess allowing the eighth-most fantasy points to receivers so far this season. Their top two cornerbacks to start the year (Marshon Lattimore and Paulson Adebo) are both in Washington and are both injured coincidentally. New Orleans has allowed at least one wideout to score double-digit points in every game they have played but one. Start Nabers in your lineups this week.
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Sit: Brian Thomas Jr. Fantasy Outlook vs Tennesee Titans
Speaking of former LSU Tiger wideouts, we have one who will be a sit. Brian Thomas Jr. has had a good rookie season. Ranked fantasy football WR13 on the season to this point, Thomas has helped his fantasy owners out a bunch. Most of that is with Trevor Lawerence under center and Mac Jones will be the starting QB going forward. That is a pretty sizable downgrade at the quarterback position for Thomas’s value.
Jacksonville will head northwest to visit the Tennessee Titans. The Titans are giving up the seventh-fewest points to receivers this season. While top-end wideouts typically do put up points on the Titans, Tennessee should be able to rattle Mac Jones enough to stop Thomas from getting his points. Thomas should be moved out of your starting lineups this week.
Sit: Garrett Wilson Fantasy Outlook vs Miami Dolphins
The New York Jets WR2 should be left on your bench this week. The Jets as a whole have been atrocious this season. If we are being honest, the Jets are probably the biggest disappointment of the year. Wilson has done what he could but as a receiver, you can only do so much. Wilson has been WR36 or worse in his last three games and that should continue this week.
The Miami Dolphins’ defense has picked up a lot of the slack that the offense has put down. The Dolphins allow the second-fewest points this season to wideouts. The last WR2 to score double digits on the Dolphins was Puka Nacua in Week 10. The Dolphins have the tools to stop Wilson and for that reason, Wilson should not be in your lineup.
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