Fantasy Football Week 7 Wide Receiver Sleepers and Streamers

Before we get into my Week 7 wide receiver sleepers and streamers, we did have a major injury, with Davante Adams rupturing his hamstring and expected to miss six to 10 weeks. Week 7 also brings a mild bye week, with the Bills, Jaguars, Chargers, and Commanders all on a bye. That means no DJ Moore, Parker Washington, or Terry McLaurin. So, if you are in need of a win this week and have a player on a bye or have Adams, then you will need to know my sleepers and streamers for this week.

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Week 7 Wide Receiver Sleepers

Jahan Dotson, Atlanta Falcons (vs. San Francisco 49ers)

Jahan Dotson is one to look for if you need a deep sleeper. He is getting more and more involved in the passing game. Though this week does look tough against the 49ers, Dotson just put up 87 yards and a touchdown against a tough Bears defense. Drake London is the clear WR1 on this team, but Dotson isn’t too far behind in targets, with 18. I would feel comfortable starting Dotson, as he has scored two touchdowns in the last three weeks.

Tre Tucker, Las Vegas Raiders (vs. Los Angeles Rams)

Tre Tucker is the definition of boom-or-bust. He is either going to get you 25-plus fantasy points or eight. I can see people staying away from this matchup, as the Rams look like a powerhouse. But that is a bit different this year. The Rams are 2-4 and have suffered some bad losses to the Bills, Broncos, and Cardinals. The Raiders are going to have to air the ball out, and Tucker looks like the No. 2 option behind Brock Bowers. Tucker leads the Raiders’ wide receivers in targets with 28, while Bowers has 35.

KC Concepcion Jr., Cleveland Browns (at Tennessee Titans)

KC Concepcion Jr. has been trending up slightly, but this will be the game where he finally has his huge moment in the NFL. The Browns face the Titans this week, who are giving up 29 fantasy points per game to wide receivers. So far, it has been the Denzel Boston show, but Concepcion is still getting his targets. He is averaging 5.8 targets per game and, in fact, has one more total target than Boston this season. This is the matchup where Concepcion goes off.

Week 7 Wide Receiver Streamers

Jaylin Noel, Houston Texans (vs. New York Giants)

Jaylin Noel could be the next big waiver pickup. He has back-to-back games with a touchdown, including last week’s game when Marvin Harrison Jr. played. It is clear Harrison won’t be a factor in the offense, and Noel has the chops to be the WR2. Also, the Texans have a great matchup against the Giants, who are giving up 25.7 fantasy points per game to wide receivers.

Keenan Allen, Indianapolis Colts (at Minnesota Vikings)

The matchup does not look good, as the Vikings’ defense is the real deal. But Keenan Allen is still a great stream option this week if you have wide receivers on a bye. He has 20 targets in his last two games. The only downside is that he has just one touchdown on the season, but he can still get you points from receptions and yards. Allen can be a sneaky stream who grabs you 15 fantasy points.

Germie Bernard, Pittsburgh Steelers (at New Orleans Saints)

Now that Roman Wilson is on IR, Germie Bernard has been the one to step up. In his last two games, he put up 14.4 and 25.7 fantasy points. He has 21 targets in his last two games and reeled in 17 of them. He also faces the Saints this week, who are giving up 26 fantasy points per game to wide receivers. All signs point to Bernard keeping this hot streak alive.

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