Fantasy Football Week 7 Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em: wide receivers

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Editor's Note: Welcome to Week 7! We are dealing with the column Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em from Jamey Eisenberg a little differently this season. You always get the same in-depth analysis as you always do, we just present a little differently, in order to get it to you earlier in the day. This article takes a lot of time to write and in the past we usually sent it to you at night. This year, we will publish it position by position to put it quickly in your hands. Here is Jamey's view on wide receivers for this week.

Do not worry: if you want the classic Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em, we'll publish it anyway at the end of the day, with each post included. For now, here is wide receiver.

Wide receivers

Note: Projections are provided by SportsLine.com.

Sleepers

• Taylor Gabriel (vs. NE): Gabriel has been great in the last two games with 12 catches for 214 yards and two touchdowns for 12 targets. He should have the chance to make another quality outing this week against the Patriots. It's worth using at least one Fantasy No. 3 receiver in what should be a high-performance affair, as the Bears are potentially looking for points, even at home.
• Christian Kirk (vs. DEN): Even if you do not want to start Kirk this week, it should be added in most leagues. He has scored at least 13 PPR points in three of his last four games and should be able to avoid the Broncos' half-corner, Chris Harris, this week, as Harris is likely to spend time with Larry Fitzgerald. Josh Rosen and Kirk seem to have a solid relationship, and he is a No. 3 recipient of Fantasy with a head to head in Week 7.
• Willie Snead (vs. NO): I do not like Snead as much as Michael Crabtree or John Brown this week, and both can be seen as fantasy starting options against the Saints. But Snead can be a recipient of Fantasy No. 3 in PPR with the revenge factor played by his former team. He has also earned at least 10 PPR points in five out of six games and 24 targets in his last three outings.
• Jermaine Kearse (vs. MIN): Quincy Enunwa (ankle) and Terrelle Pryor (groin) were injured, we found that the Jets had to rely on Kearse and Robby Anderson. And I like Kearse better this week against the Vikings. He just won a big game in Week 6 against the Colts with nine catches for 94 yards on 10 targets. He should be very involved again this week. Anderson will likely see more of Xavier Rhodes than Kearse, and he deserves to be trusted as PPR's No. 3 receiver if Enunwa and Pryor go out as planned.
• Antonio Callaway (at CT): Callaway is expected for a big game and he will get it this week if he continues to see a significant number of targets. He has at least nine targets in three of his last five games, but has scored eight or fewer PPR points in every game of that period. This week, he gets a great game against the Buccaneers and it's worth it to call Callaway again as a No 3 Fantasy receiver at least in most formats.