Garrett Wilson

Start him — he’s the Jets’ main pass catcher and should still get steady targets even with a QB change. Just check the pregame injury report and the weather; if the quarterback is suddenly out or it’s pouring, think about swapping him.

Start him — he played every snap, caught nine throws and took most of the team's deep looks, turning that into a 22.5-point game against a banged-up Bills secondary. The only real risk is touchdowns can be streaky and his role could change, but right now you can feel good putting him in your lineup.

Pittsburgh’s strong defense, a low-scoring game expected, and shaky QB‑receiver timing and protection mean Wilson probably won’t get many catching chances. Bench him in most leagues; only play him if your league is very deep or you have no better options and are okay with a risky move.

Draft him in the middle rounds — he’s shown he can get 1,000 yards and tons of catches, so he can score big. But if the team leans on running with their new QB, he might see fewer passes, so expect some big games and some quiet weeks.