Ricky Pearsall

Because the 49ers’ top receivers are hurt and Pearsall led the team in catches and yards last week, put him in your starting lineup this week. Only real worry is who’s at quarterback and if injured guys return, which could cut his touches, but most people still say he’s a playable option.

The 49ers are thin at receiver and Pearsall finished last season with big target and catch numbers, so pick him up if he's available and consider starting him. He does have a tough Week 1 matchup against Seattle's top corner and could lose snaps if Jennings returns, so check injury news and playing time before kickoff.

Draft him in middle to late rounds. He could be a regular 49ers receiver and give you solid weeks if he plays a lot early, but hamstring issues and little pro tape make him a risky, boom-or-bust pick.

Pick Pearsall in the late rounds as a bench player. He can have big games if he stays healthy and gets more snaps, but don’t count on him to start because of past injuries and Mike Evans getting the main targets.