You're just days away from your week three matchup.

And I already know you're wondering, do I start this receiver or this receiver?

Here are the 10 wide receivers who aren't studs, but you must start them this week.

Beginning with Russell Gage, who needs to be in your lineups.

Because he's trending to start week three, and maybe even will be Tom Brady's number

one option.

Mike Evans is suspended.

Chris Gowman is highly unlikely to play if he does. He'll be limited. And Julio, if he plays, won't be 100%. So it's Gage is likely the number one option out there.

And here's what you need to know. Without Calvin Ridley in 2021, Gage was great. In those 10 games,

he averaged 14.3 fantasy points on eight targets per game. He was a top 20 receiver,

and this was in the number 29 scoring offense in Atlanta last year. Here's what this

means. Tom Brady can trust Russell Gage. And not only was he a great fantasy producer, but he got

open often. Top 12 both versus man and zone coverage last year in the entire league. And now he has a

solid matchup versus the Packers. They have a good defense and a good secondary, but their slot

cornerback, Rasul Douglas, who's a little bit older now, has allowed a 100% catch rate so far this year.

And Gage should be in the slot often. So start Gage and play this Jets wide receiver.

And I'm talking about Elijah Moore, who's still the Jets number one, no matter how good Garrett Wilson played last week.

And see for yourself, Elijah Moore played 66 snaps, Garrett Wilson just 43. That ends up meaning that Elijah

Moore played 33% more snaps than the rookie Wilson. So here's another way to look at this.

Moore is playing in two wide receiver sets when Wilson is still the backup to Corey Davis in those

formations. Believe it or not, Elijah Moore actually leads the NFL with 99 routes run this year.

That's great usage, but it's only led to 12 total targets. Now,

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