Dohnte Meyers / Mike Gesicki, Cincinnati Bengals
Tee Higgins and Ja'Marr Chase are both questionable for Sunday, although the latter logged a limited practice Thursday and could be progressing towards playing. Keep a close eye on both heading into the weekend. If both are ruled out, Meyers and Gesicki are elevated to flex-level plays for me against the Dolphins. Given the matchup, I think you could play either in a deeper league if only 1 were to miss.
Keon Coleman, Buffalo Bills
D.J. Moore didn't practice on Thursday, and if he were to miss, it'd elevate Keon Coleman (who might be on waivers) into flex range against the Rams. In the 2 games Moore's missed, Coleman has played ~75% of snaps and seen 13 total targets. I wouldn't put him in play if Moore is on the field, but otherwise he's proving to be one of Josh Allen's favorite targets when the receiving room is a bit more limited.
Tre' Harris, Los Angeles Chargers
This isn't going to be the sexiest start, but if you're in a bind, pay attention to the practice reports for Ladd McConkey who logged a DNP on Thursday with a foot injury. If he's unable to suit up, it leaves Harris as the likely #1 receiving option in this offense. Tre' Harris quietly played 93% of snaps against Seattle and has 12 targets over the last 2 weeks. The Chargers have had major struggles, but I don't hate the option in a game where they'll likely be trailing and needing to throw the ball to try and catch up.
