WRs to Start in Week 6

Bengals’ Tyler Boyd (vs. Steelers): Tyler Boyd has been a nice weapon for the Cincinnati Bengals so far. Boyd scored 20+ points in Weeks 2-4. Look for him to have a nice game against a Steelers defense that allows the fourth most points to WRs this year.

Buccaneers’ Mike Evans (vs. Falcons): Jameis Winston returns as the starting QB, thus making Mike Evans a must-start guy. Look for their previous chemistry to continue, as they face the Atlanta Falcons. The Falcons have allowed the sixth most points to opposing WRs.

Falcons’ Calvin Ridley (vs. Buccaneers): I’m going right back to Calvin Ridley this week. Ridley disappointed (as did the whole Falcons team) in Week 5. He should rebound this week, against a porous Buccaneers defense, who allow the second most points to WRs.

Other WRs I Like: Seahawks’ Tyler Lockett, Chargers’ Mike Williams, Patriots’ Julian Edelman (vs. Chiefs)

WRs to Sit in Week 6

Eagles’ Alshon Jeffery (vs. Giants): Alshon Jeffery had a rough Week 5, after looking great in Week 4. This was likely due to the fact of facing Xavier Rhodes for the majority of the game. This week he is going to see a lot of Janoris Jenkins. The Giants allow the least amount of points to WRs.

Bears’ Allen Robinson (vs. Dolphins): Allen Robinson has yet to have a breakout game this year. Even in Week 4 against a weak Buccaneers team, he scored just 10.3 points. This week he squares off against a Dolphins defense, who allows the sixth least amount of points to WRs.