Good morning, friends and enemies.

Welcome into the week 16 wide receiver preview where we go game by game everything in

week 16 and label every fantasy relevant wide receiver as a start, as a sit, as a flex for

your fantasy football semi-finals matchup.

Let's start things off with tonight's game.

The Rams travel to Seattle and play the Seahawks so we got the rams in

seattle this is a 42 and a half point total there are some weather concerns maybe scattered

rain here and there but it looks like it's getting a little bit lighter as the day is going on maybe

some strong gusts of wind so there's some chances for this to be a little bit of of a weather impacted game. The Rams are one and a half point underdogs in this one. Again, 42 and a half point total. So it does not expect a ton of points being scored here. But it's pretty simple when it comes to the fantasy wide receivers. We do have Devante Adams out for this one. He was DMPed across the week. Obviously with the hamstring strain, Charles Cross, the tackle for the Seattle.

Seahawks will be out.

Braden Fiske will also be out for the defensive line of the Rams. Now, Puganakua is a must start. J.S.N's a must start, of course. The rest of the players, I don't want them in my lineup for Week 16. I don't want them in my fantasy football semifinals lineup. Rashid Shaheed, Cooper Cup.

Sheed did overtake up in terms of like routes run last week for the first time pretty much since coming over to Seattle, but that does not make me confident in having him in my lineup. Behind Puka Nakua with Devante Adams out, I mean, we're looking at a mishmash of Tutu Atwell, of Conada Mumfield, of Jordan Whittington. Honestly, with the lines this low, like no

Devanta Adams, yeah, it's going to be a heavy dosage of the running backs, going to be a heavy dosage of Puka, going to be a heavy dosage of Kobe Parkinson and the tight ends. But these lines are low, man. 13 and a half receiving yards for 2, 2, 2, 12 and a half for Mumfield. I would honestly sprinkle on all these guys if they're going to be that low.

Normally I feel like backup wide receivers kind of get into like the

25, 27 range or something like that.

But no one's got a good feel for how these wide receiver reps are going to be split up, which obviously tells you you shouldn't start any of them. But if I am taking any of the slips tonight on Thursday night football, it would be the over on these wide receivers. So sprinkle here, sprinkle there, sprinkle it on MGM. I will take some of these before

tonight's game. If you want to follow any of the picks that I take, free to do so on the Pickett app.

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But again, we are not trying to get cute and guess who's going to have a good game tonight in Seattle.

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