Josh Reynolds

Wilson is likely out for weeks, so Reynolds should see a lot more passes — grab him now and plan to start him in most leagues. He could still split looks with other Jets or be limited by the game plan, so check injury updates and how much he actually plays; if your league has many teams or you have better options, keep him on your bench instead.

He had a big game and suddenly played a lot more, so grab him for your bench only if your league is very deep (around 14 teams or more). Don't start him in normal leagues unless he keeps getting regular playing time and passes his way or someone ahead of him gets hurt, since it's still a small sample.

He's ruled out for Week 2, so don’t start him this week. If you’re in a big league or need receiver depth, add him now but only start him once he’s back and listed to play—if he returns as the team’s second receiver he should get steady targets and be a reliable play.

I'd only pick him in the late rounds as a bench player or grab him later from free agents. He can have a big game sometimes but is too inconsistent to rely on most weeks.