In this video, we are discussing the most important wide receiver ads on your waiver wire.

These guys won't be there when week seven comes, so you need to get them now before your friends do.

And we'll be breaking down 10 of them, so buckle up and let's go.

And we'll start with this guy who obviously is not a wide receiver. about him here is because I was curious on who is going to be Drake May's number one option heading into week six. Would he even have one? Well, it seems like through one week, at least

right now, it's pretty clear and obvious DeMario Douglas, who if we pull up fantasy life in this

game, DeMario Douglas, he runs 67% of the routes. You would like to see that number higher,

especially since they were trailing for most of the game, but he earns a 30% target share in this game.

30% target share translates to six catches, 92 yards, a touchdown.

Drake May in this game also looked good.

He was able to, at least in real life, he looked good for his first ever start,

but for fantasy, definitely uplift this offense to have some fantasy relevant names,

like one to Mario Douglas, who not only in this game where he sees nine targets, he's now seen nine targets in three out of his last four games and earned a team high

at least 28% target share in three of his last four games.

And I think this is a noteworthy development, especially since it was with a different

quarterback this week and Drake May starting for DeMario Douglas because we entered the season

not really knowing who the number one receiver on this team would be, right? They no longer had Juju Smith-Schuster entering the season

in week one. Jalen Polk was a second round exciting rookie that they spent a lot of capital on.

Demerio Douglas showed flashes last year but didn't really have any competition. They signed KJ.

Osborne. Entering week one, all of a sudden, Taekwon Thoram was the ex-receiver. So like every single day in training camp and preseason, it was like a new guy was maybe going to be the number one

receiver. So now we're actually getting data, and it seems pretty clear and obvious that over the

past month, it's DeMario-Douglas. And in this game with Drake May, he tripled any other receiver

on the team in terms of targets. You see DeMario Douglas, nine targets while only running 28 routes compared to 29 for Jalen Polk and 32 for

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