Dontayvion Wicks

He only had 2 catches for 19 yards even when the team threw more, so he’s not a reliable starter. Bench him unless injuries make him play more or you need a risky, long-shot pick.

Start Wicks — he’s been getting about 10 targets over the last two games and with Jayden Reed out he should see more chances against a soft Dallas pass defense. There’s some risk if his snaps change, so double-check the final snap and injury reports before kickoff.

With Jayden Reed out and other Packers receivers banged up, Wicks should see a lot more targets and is a solid start this week against Cleveland. Grab him if you can and use him as a low-risk flex, but remember he’s only had a little playing time and has had some drops, so watch how much he’s actually on the field and any news about Watson or Kraft.

Don't start Wicks this week — he has a sore calf and only got two targets for three points in Week 1, so he probably won't do much. Only play him if he's declared fully healthy and the Packers' main receivers are out.