Good morning, friends and enemies.

In today's video, we have the wide receiver preview slate for week 15.

We are going game by game.

Every fantasy relevant wide receiver, if they are starts, if they are sits, if they are flexes.

In one of the most important fantasy weeks in the history of mankind, we are starting off with Thursday night football, Tampa Bay against Atlanta.

Biggest storylines of this game, by far and away.

44.5 point total.

The bucks are four and a half point favorites.

It's a juicy line.

Drake London is going to be out for this one.

But on the other side of things, we do get the return of Mike Evans.

We get the return of Jalen McMillan.

Despite Abuka's struggles over the

last six-ish weeks, he still projected a higher line than Mike Evans is. 51.5 for Abuka, 40 and a half for

Mike Evans, 39 and a half for Chris Godwin. McMillan's down at 10.5. He's going straight into the

rather not. That's how we'll start this video off. Without Drake London, Darnel Mooney's been a shaky flex at best, just really inconsistent performances. He should be getting targets. This is a good matchup on paper in theory, but I don't know how you can actually trust him in your flex spot in the fantasy playoffs. Like you could do worse. Like I'd start Mooney over McMillan, of course, but that being said, the floor is very, very low. What we need to talk about, of course, is the Tampa Bay side of things. Abuka is getting the targets. He's uncharacteristically dropping passes, which like I just don't think that's going to be something that I want to bet against going forward. Like, I don't think I'm willing to drop him significantly in my rankings just because

he drops a few passes in bad weather games, etc. I still think he's running routes fine. I still think the defense is probably putting a lot of focus on him and that's some of the reason why he's underperforming. Mike Evans back out there. I won't say it helps him because obviously his target total is going to come down a little bit. But I do think taking the pressure off him a little bit, having Godwin McMillan out there at full strength.

Like we saw what this team was in the beginning of the year. And it was a lot of a Bucca. So they take on the Atlanta Falcons who are crumbling right now. Evans, I think he's going to be at full strength. I'm not worried about the injury. I'm a little bit worried about just like conditioning overall. obviously a lot of times when players are coming back from like a massive

layoff, they're going to see a route percentage around 60, 65%. I do think Evans probably gets out there and just fucking dogs it through and plays near a full-time role. So for me, he's going into the Dubflex category. And Abuka's going to travel right behind him, right into that as well. So I like both of them. I will say, I think Evans, like I said, gets out there and like tries to prove himself

being back to the old Mike Evans immediately. He does randomly, not randomly, but the reason behind his struggles within the NFC South, sometimes he like gets locked up by these are good corners, AJ Terrell, Marciawn Latimore. They're not elite corners.

They're not dudes that you're like, oh my God, my receiver's going against them. They're not Pat Sertan, you know what I mean? But Evans can struggle against those guys and has shown floor games against Atlanta, against the Saints historically, right? And sometimes he has big games, obviously. That's just the course of Mike Evans' career. But week one, we did have this matchup.

And Abuka popped off.

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