Your fantasy playoffs are basically here. They're at least quickly approaching, maybe one or two more weeks.

And I believe that I found the five best wide receivers for the fantasy playoffs that you need to win your league.

These receivers have great roles, strong talent, but the big reason why you want them is their playoff schedules are insanely good.

And it starts with Calvin Ridley. If you were able to weather the storm of the early season Calvin Ridley struggles and the Will Levis poor

play that has now improved. Well, congratulations because I believe you have a league winner on

your hands in Mr. Calvin Ridley. And this great Ridley usage continued in week 12, where he sees a 26%

target chair against the Houston Texans. He turns that into another strong performance. He doesn't

break 100 yards, but he gets damn close. Five catches, 93 yards. He has another massive reception in this game of over 50 yards.

It seems like every single week we're seeing an explosive play from Will Levis. That's what

he's known for, his big arm. He's going to be reckless, but he'll take some shots like James

Winston, and he's taking them to Calvin Ridley. Now, Ridley right here, if you look at these weeks on Fantasy Life, these weeks from week 8 to week 12, I specifically point this out because this is when DeAndre Hopkins was

traded away from the Tennessee Titans. And since then, it's been a completely different player

in Calvin Ridley. They're using him a little bit different, but of course as well, there's no more

DeAndre Hopkins to take away target competition. 38% target share the first week that Mr. Hopkins was gone, and then just look down that column,

32%, 39%. By the way, anything like 25% or above is elite. 20%. Okay, his worst performance is

21%, which is still solid. 26% on that span, he's seeing a 32% target share. During this time,

since week 8, Calvin Ridley ranks top five amongst all wide receivers,

not just, oh, you know, rookies and a couple of, all wide receivers Calvin Ridley ranks top five in usage.

And a big reason for that is there's just no more target competition.

I like Tyler Boyd for what Tyler Boyd is, a guy out of the slot who can win.

We saw him have like a five or six catch game this past week.

Nick Westbrook-A-Kean, a lot of people will point to and be like, oh, this guy's super

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