Travis Hunter has looked elite when on the field for offense this year. On a tiny 18-route sample, he's been targeted on 33% of said routes, and is averaging 4.22 yards per route (would lead NFL on a larger sample). He's separating at a high level too. As mentioned, the sample is limited, but he's 10th among 164 WRs in separation score and 5th in route win rate per @FantasyPtsData. He looks incredibly dynamic out there, anecdotally. BTJ has almost completely fallen out of the offense (27.9% route share last week), and appears to be a prime trade candidate. Hunter is unlikely to be full-time even without BTJ, but we could see the offensive playing time continue to rise whether BTJ gets traded or not. Worth a speculative add in deeper leagues, as he could be extremely valuable if injury occurs to one or two of the guys ahead of him (or trade in BTJ's case).

Terrance Ferguson should be a MAJOR priority add off waivers this week. He'll have to miss Week 7 but seems on track to return in Week 8 when he's eligible. We saw the type of volume he received in Week 2 when one of the Rams top 2 WRs (Puka) was out with injury, earning 9 targets (29% target share) and the clear #2 in 1st read target share (24%, WR3 was at just 8%). Ferguson will likely operate as the de-facto WR2 for the Rams, possibly for the remainder of the fantasy season depending on how Adams return timeline shakes out. And we know the type of production McVay tends to get out of his pass-catchers, even this year when the offense has been a little more up-and-down. I'm dropping 30-40% FAAB at least

After bearish sentiment on Omar Cooper Jr. this offseason, he's looked awesome on his limited sample this year. He's leading ALL WRs with minimum 25 routes run in yards per route (4.75), and is 7th in targets per route (7th) per @FantasyPtsData. He posted an 81.8% route share in his 1st full game as a pro. AD Mitchell will return, but Cooper is round 1 rookie who has looked great, and he could certainly usurp AD as the 2nd target in this offense. The Jets haven't been an a great offense by any means, but they've been competent (19th in EPA). Cooper should be a priority waiver add this week, especially if you need upside at WR.

Something that happens yearly (and weekly) in fantasy, is the overreaction to 1 week of poor WR production. WR usage/production is extremely volatile by nature, and there's generally well less than 10 WRs in the NFL on a yearly basis that will not fall victim to weeks of minimal usage, the truly best of the best (Puka, JSN types). Just 1 WR had 5+ targets in every game last year, and only a handful more did so in 75%+ of their games. Guys like Parker Washington (who had earned the 5th highest target share in the NFL coming into this week), or a Josh Downs (who was 13th in this regard), are not all of a sudden shaky fantasy assets/WRs because they did not produce in Week 4. That is just the nature of the position. If we see usage declining over multiple weeks, then we can start to worry. But guys like this who are clearly talented and have shown very capable of earning targets/producing are great buy lows coming off this weeks.

Josh Downs by year, per @FantasyPtsData: + 2023: 7.5 aDOT, 17.6% air yard share + 2024: 6.9 aDOT, 18.0% air yard share + 2025: 8.2 aDOT, 17.1% air yard share -- + 2026: 10.9 aDOT, 41.1% air yard share Earning an elite 0.27 TPRR despite the more downfield role... the fantasy points are coming.

Zay Flowers is 10th among all WRs in receiving yards... He's 115th in routes run