So many big name wide receivers have gone down with injuries and it might have impacted your fantasy team.

But even if it didn't, right now is the time before week three in the season gets going to

improve your team. So in this video, we're talking about seven wide receivers you should be looking

to trade for right now in your fantasy leagues. And I want to start with the Pittsburgh Steelers wide

receiver George Pickens. Yes, George Pickens, who I know. I know you're going to say, but Sal, this dude only had two catches for 29 yards in week two.

Yes, but did you actually watch the game?

Because as Ian Harditz points out so wisely here on Twitter, yes, he had only two catches for 29 yards,

but he had a 51-yard catch called back by a penalty on the offensive line that really wasn't going to affect the play all that much.

He had a six-yard touchdown call back into that game. That one was probably more so. And then he had a 37-yard pass interference drew on Patrick

Sertan. So even though he faced the great Patrick Sartan, who has been great, Sertan also shut

down D.K. McCaff in week one, pickens kind of got his own and got his licks in this game

as well. So when you see the box score of less than five fantasy points, two catches, 29 yards, just four targets in this

game, even though two were called back by penalty. Well, now, actually three were called back

by penalty. Well, now you're going to start to see, okay, this is maybe a buy-low opportunity

for me. I know Justin Field doesn't great. Who knows if he'll be the quarterback all season there,

but I do think they're going to have to throw more than like 18 times a game in Pittsburgh. And now if you actually watch the tape on NFL Pro, if you get a membership there or wherever, you can watch the tape right now. And he looks

pretty good on these routes, George Pickings. He looks crispy, especially on the ones to the middle

of the field. And it shouldn't surprise you that he currently leads the Pittsburgh Steelers wide

receivers running 78% of the team's routes in earning a 26% target share. But I do want to call out that 26% target share. The amount of his team's

target said he's earning a percentage is more than double the next closest wide receiver,

just 13% for Van Jefferson. Right now, we thought this coming into the season, but George

Pickens is the clear-cut number one receiver on his team. Kind of like how Malik Neighbors is for the

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