Good morning, friends and enemies in today's video. We are going through every single game for the upcoming NFL week three slate, and we are ranking and tearing all the fantasy relevant wide receivers for you guys. We do this every single week, so make sure you subscribe to the channel. Yesterday we did the running back version of this video. So if you want to go check that out, we'll put that in the show notes as well. Let's get to business. Let's start from the top. We've got Thursday night football, Miami at Buffalo on tonight's Buffalo, 12.5 point favorites, a 49.5 point total in this game. Now, a little bit of a complicated equation we got going on here with the amount of moving parts at the wide receiver position because you got Ty Kill and Jay and Waddle both coming off of good games, but we've got a Buffalo team that just has the number of Tua in Miami and Mike McDaniel here. So even after last week's game, I have very little faith in starting any of the dolphins outside of Devon A-chan here. If we look at the practice reports, we have Matt Milano and Ed Oliver will both

be out for this game. So a little bit of an upgrade for the Miami offense, especially on the

running side of things. And then you've got Storm Duck, the fake number one cornerback for Miami,

who is out as well. So Miami's defense, we know, is absolutely porous in the passing defense

side of things. The question here becomes for Buffalo, is this game

close enough that Josh Allen has to attempt more than 25 pass attempts, right? Like, do they give

the ball to James Cook 18 times? Do they give Ray Davis five to seven carries? Do they give Ty

Johnson a little work? Does Josh Allen run the ball seven? Like, this could be a game script that gets

out of hand quickly enough that they don't need to throw the ball a lot. So when I'm looking at the two sides, we'll get more pass attempts from Miami most likely. Tari Kill is going to go into the Dubflex category for me. Jalen Waddle, I don't care what you guys want to say. Buffalo has his number. The last three games that he's played against Buffalo, his receiving stat lines have been four for 41, two for negative two yards, and four for 46. There was this clip that came out during the summer, and I talked about this during some of my summer videos, and it was kind of glossed over. Tyree Kill was at, I believe it was the fanatics fest in New York City, and they asked him about playing the Buffalo Bills. And he was like, yo, they're a bunch of bitches.

All they do is sit back and play cover four against us, so we can't throw it deep. It's like, yeah, that's how every team figures out how to stop Miami. You just sit back in the zone and let them pepper over the middle of the field type of shots to Devon A. Chan, to whoever the tight end is, to Tyreek Hill. So I think Buffalo just has figured out playing them over and over and over again with Tua and Tyreek and Jalen Waddle. Just sit back. Let them do what they do over the middle of the field. They're not going to beat us that way and take away the deep shots. That's their only chance of staying in this game. And I think they do that really effectively. So if I think they're taking that away, like, sure, anyone can break a big play every now and then, and maybe I look stupid and Jalen Waddle catches a deep pass. But when I look at the offense and who they actually utilize in those screenplays, in those motion plays in the middle part of the field outside of A. Chan right now, it's Tyreek Hill number one in the pecking order over Jalen Waddle. So I have less confidence in Jalen Waddle being a high impact player tonight. And anytime I spend this amount of time on a game that's happening tonight, the opposite's going to happen. But I'm just telling you, this is the way I'm looking at these players. Tarikil, I still think is the top guy in the pecking order. so he's going to be a flex guy for me this week. Jalen Waddle, I'm genuinely looking at him as more of a shaky flex guy. When I look at the other side of the ball, I do want the Bills pass catchers in my lineups because the matchup is so juicy. Ken Coleman, disappointing week two, but a really good week one, and I do think they're going to try to take advantage of the exterior matchups. So both him and Shakir are going to go into the Dubflex category.

I know Shakir are going to go

into the Dubflex category. I know Shakir's coming off of a disappointing game, but I think more often than not, you're going to get the 6 for 60. So if you're in a half-p-R league, Shakir definitely drops into the shaky flex category. But full PPR, I think he has a really nice floor, really good matchup. I actually would start Keon Coleman over Kille Shakir. I do think there is some

upside with Keon Coleman. I do think they're going to try to target him downfield, all that kind of stuff. But Josh Palmer is another guy. He's running routes, but he's a rather not for me. Moving to Atlanta and Carolina. I mean, this is one that I feel like is pretty easy not to overthink. If you have Drake London, he's been a little bit disappointing

so far, big targets in week one, drop down in week two. But Atlanta, Carolina, this was Drake London's big game last year, week 18, where he popped off for 180. I think, you know, there's no way you're sitting him. Ted McMillan, we did just have the injury report come out yesterday. And And unfortunately, AJ Terrell was a DnP because he pulled his hamstring and he is now week to week.

So they're not going to be. report come out yesterday and unfortunately a j torrell was a dnp because he pulled his hamstring and he is

now week to week so they're not going to have their top cornerback we're not going to have a j

terrell for probably two to three weeks at this point meaning we're going to get a cake matchup for

mr teteroa mcmillan who goes right into the feels good category. I mean, his receiving yardage line is up at

64 and a half right now. It's probably not, yeah, it's exactly what Drake London's is. So if you want to go

by that, they're closer to the same tier. I think Tet would probably be at the top of the Feels Good,

Drake London probably closer to the bottom of the must start. But I will be moving up Ted McMillan

in my rankings pretty substantially

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