Denzel Boston, Cleveland Browns
Rostered in 26% of leagues.
Through 2 weeks, Denzel Boston is looking like the WR to roster in Cleveland. He's tied with KC Concepcion leading the Browns with 11 targets through 2 weeks, but he's gone for 154 yards and 2 scores, more than double the 2nd leading receiver on this team. Cleveland's offense looked surprisingly competent in Tampa Bay, meaning some of these Browns pass-catchers might actually be rosterable. Don't go and dump all of your FAAB on him this week, but if Boston is out there, he should be a target.
Dontayvion Wicks, Philadelphia Eagles
Rostered in 26% of leagues.
Wicks is clearly becoming one of Hurts' favorite targets in Philly, now having recorded 2 straight games of 4+ targets and 70+ yards. Some of Sunday's performance against the Titans might have been the result of Dallas Goedert getting hurt, but Wicks is the clear WR2 right now, as Makai Lemon has been basically invisible through 2 games. If you need WR depth and have lost some key cogs, Wicks should be viewed as a flex option in deeper leagues.
Dalton Schultz, Houston Texans
Rostered in 21% of leagues.
Through 2 weeks, Dalton Schultz is the 5th most targeted player in the NFL with 22 looks, including 14 in the most recent outing against Cincinnati. I don't expect to him to keep up that pace with a healthy Nico Collins, but I think he'll otherwise be the 2nd option in this Texans offense. And through 2 weeks, the defense hasn't looked as elite as it was last year, meaning there could be more games where the Texans are trailing and airing the ball out. If you need a pick-up at TE, Schultz is a priority add for me.
