Jalen Tolbert

He’s barely being used — one target and zero catches — so he’s unlikely to score points for you. Drop him in most leagues; only keep him if your league is very deep or you want a long-term backup on the bench.

CeeDee Lamb being out means Tolbert is getting way more snaps and targets, and the Jets’ pass defense looks shaky. He’s worth starting only if you need a risky receiver or don’t have better options — double-check Lamb’s status before lock.

With CeeDee Lamb injured, Tolbert should get more throws, so grab him for bench depth now. He’s not a lock to score big, so only put him in your lineup if your league gives extra points for catches, your team is deep, or the matchup looks favorable.

Draft him in the late rounds as a bench player — he’s Dallas’ third receiver and has shown chemistry with Dak, so he could pay off if someone gets hurt. Don’t expect much unless his playing time grows, so only grab him if you’ve got room for a long shot.