This Sleepers and Streamers column for wide receivers had a 50% hit rate in Week 2. Jaylen Waddle performed well and finished as the WR14. He loves playing the New England Patriots. Keon Coleman did not perform well, but the Buffalo Bills blew out the New York Jets. Ricky Pearsall did not have a good game, either. Deebo Samuel finished as the WR17 and continued his strong start in 2025. Let’s try for a 100% hit rate for Week 3!
Here are Week 3’s sleepers and streamers for wide receivers.
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Wide Receiver Sleepers
Wan’Dale Robinson vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Wan’Dale Robinson had 28.2 fantasy points and finished as the WR5 in Week 2. Still, he is ranked as the WR58 going into Week 3 against the Kansas City Chiefs. The New York Giants will be playing from behind, and his ranking is not deserved. Also, the Chiefs are allowing the seventh most points to the position at 39.95 through two weeks. I expect Russell Wilson to have to throw it as he did against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 2. Robinson might not finish as a top-five receiver again, but he is viable as a FLEX play and should be considered for your lineups this upcoming week.
Keenan Allen vs. Denver Broncos
Keenan Allen finished as the WR10 in Week 1. Furthermore, his being the WR2 now for the Los Angeles Chargers means getting the CB2. The connection is there with Justin Herbert, and he will not have to see Patrick Surtain II in Week 3. I expect Allen to be the safety blanket for Herbert through this season. The Denver Broncos have allowed the third fewest points to the position through two weeks, but I expect Allen to be a chain mover in this division battle. All in all, Allen will be viewed as one of the best sleepers at the position for this upcoming divisional matchup.
Wide Receiver Streamers
George Pickens @ Chicago Bears
The Chicago Bears are hurting at the CB position. They just lost Jaylon Johnson for the season, too. In Week 2, George Pickens had a touchdown, 68 receiving yards, and a touchdown. The Bears got decimated by the Detroit Lions and gave up 65.20 points to their receivers in Week 2. Also, the Bears are allowing the fifth most points to the position, and the Dallas Cowboys are allowing the third. This game should be a shootout, and Pickens will have another game with over 15 fantasy points. All in all, he should be in all lineups in Week 3.
Jauan Jennings vs. Arizona Cardinals
Jauan Jennings did not have a good game in Week 1, but performed well in Week 2 with a touchdown, 89 yards, and a WR11 finish. Also, he had 10 targets with Mac Jones playing QB. Jennings will get a similar workload when the San Francisco 49ers face the Arizona Cardinals, who allow the tenth most points to the position. With that being said, the Niners have a plethora of injuries, and Jennings is the best pass-catcher they have at the moment besides Christian McCaffrey. Jennings is ranked as the WR38 for Week 3, but I view him more as a top 24 play at the position. Jennings is one of the better streamers for wide receivers for this upcoming week of games.
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