Best Wild Card Round Wide Receivers: Fantasy Outlook, Every WR

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Full Game Wild Card Round Fantasy Football Previews

Matchup	Time
Chargers @ Texans	Saturday -- 4:30 p.m. ET
Steelers @ Ravens	Saturday -- 8 p.m. ET
Broncos @ Bills	Sunday -- 1 p.m. ET
Packers @ Eagles	Sunday -- 4:30 p.m. ET
Commanders @ Bucs	Sunday -- 8 p.m. ET
Vikings @ Rams -- FREE	Monday -- 8 p.m. ET

Justin Jefferson Wild Card Round Fantasy Outlook

Jefferson was part of the sour note that the regular season ended on Sunday, catching 3-of-9 targets for 54 yards.

He had 2 drops, half the amount he had entered last week.

Darnold did not help the rest of the cause, giving him another two off-target throws.

We can’t get those potential points back, but Jefferson had opportunities to have a big game. It was just one of those nights for this offense in total.

Despite the way things ended, Jefferson still had another incredible season.

He caught 103 passes (WR4) for 1,533 yards (WR4) and 10 touchdowns (WR5).

Jefferson had 29.8% of Minnesota targets (WR2) with 2.51 yards per route (WR4).

Minnesota will go right back to Jefferson, and fantasy gamers should do so as well.

The Rams allowed 9.1 yards per target (24th) and an 8.3% touchdown rate (31st) to opposing WR1 targets.

When these teams played in Week 8, Jefferson caught 8-of-9 targets for 115 yards.

The Rams played two-high safeties on 53.6% of the passing plays in that game.

Against two-high coverage, Jefferson leads the team with 29.8% of the targets.