We'll be talking about three wide receivers that you may have high expectations for this week.

What to be advanced stats tell us. Find out right now on FFT in five.

I'm Adam Azer. Here's Jacob Gibbs of Sportsline. Follow him on Twitter at J.A. Gibbs underscore 23.

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affordable, great gambling content, great fantasy content, check it out. All right, Jacob, let's start

with Deontay Johnson. So no clay pool this week. And coming off a disappointing week for Deontay Johnson,

I know you're a big Deontay Johnson guy.

Is he going to bounce back?

Yeah, I only have four receivers projected for more points than Deonté Johnson this week, which

obviously could, you know, that could, that projecting could get thrown off by just the bad

offensive environment in Pittsburgh or Detroit.

If either one of those offenses implodes, then it could be a bad week for him.

But yeah, I have Deonté Whitey 305, and it's mostly just about the target projection.

With Claypool out, there's really no one to challenge him for targets, especially

on downfield looks, which is particularly interesting in this matchup.

The Lions have the highest opponent average depth of target, and it's not even close.

They're like 20% above the next highest team, which is really absurd.

When games are relatively close, teams are attacking aggressively downfield against this defense.

And I think that's going to lead to a lot of targets for Deonti because who else is,

he's the other two guys that he's going to be looking at throwing to our James Washington,

Ray Rory McLeod, or, you know, maybe Anthony Miller, those guys have some of the lowest

target pro ron rates of any players in the entire NFL.

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