Welcome to the fantasy playoffs, fantasy managers! While many of you are preparing for the first round, injuries have likely taken a toll on your roster and you may be looking for players to fill your starting lineup. Therefore, this article will highlight multiple players who could provide some fantasy value based on their recent volume and usage heading into Week 15.
has rightfully received plenty of attention as the Jets WR1, Elijah Moore's usage has slowly improved in recent weeks as he set season-highs in target share and Expected Fantasy Points in Week 14. Of course, part of the increase in volume was due tohead injury, forcing him to leave last week's matchup early. However, we have seen several players miss up to one game this season due to the NFL's recently updated concussion protocols.
Therefore, it would not surprise if he missed their upcoming matchup, leaving the Jets with Wilson and Moore as their featured receivers. In addition, while it only translated to 2.7 half-PPR points, we also saw Moore total an Expected Fantasy Value of 10.4 in Week 13 , which ranked WR34 despite a healthy Davis in the lineup. In short, Moore is trending in the right direction over the last two weeks. And against a Detroit Lions defense that has allowed the second most fantasy points per game to wide receivers since Week 8, Moore is shaping up to be a decent FLEX option for fantasy managers this week.
Firstly, Collins has a very favorable schedule in the fantasy playoffs. In his final three games, he will be facing three defenses that rank in the bottom 12 in wide receiver fantasy points allowed over the last seven weeks. Two of those three matchups are against the Jaguars and Titans, who respectively rank as the third- and seventh-best matchups against wide receivers.
Second of all, since Week 10, Collins is the WR16 in my usage model at 12.4 Expected Fantasy Points per game, commanding an impressive 25% target share and 34% air yards share in four games. Therefore, Collins profiles as a high-upside FLEX option over the next three weeks, assuming he can fully recover from his injury.
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