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Locks of the Week (Week 7)

#5

👇 D. Johnson: O 67.5 rec yards

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Washington’s defense is a goldmine for WR1s, giving up the most fantasy points to primary targets. They’ve allowed 82.2 yards per game to lead receivers and a league-high 6 touchdowns so far. Diontae is thriving with consistent volume, racking up 10+ targets in Week 6. He's now tied with CeeDee Lamb for the third-most targets this season. With a workload like that, there’s no question he’ll smash this line. Washington can’t stop him—lock in more than 67.5 receiving yards with full confidence.

#4

👇 T. McLaurin: O 60.5 rec yards

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The Panthers’ defense might seem solid on the surface, but they’ve secretly been giving up big plays to WR1s, allowing 4 WR1 scoring weeks already. They’ve only given up one 100-yard game, but their true weakness is how they allow the most fantasy points per target to wideouts, at a staggering 2.09 per target. McLaurin’s talent and opportunity in this matchup make it a perfect spot to go more than 60.5 receiving yards. Don’t miss out on this easy win.

#3

👇 A.J. Brown: O 75.5 rec yards

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The Giants’ defense has been struggling to contain outside receivers, ranking 27th in points allowed per game to them. With Devonta Smith playing more in the slot this season, this matchup is prime for A.J. Brown to explode again. He went nuts in Week 6 with 6 catches for 116 yards and a touchdown, and there’s no reason he won’t do it again. He’s been unstoppable in these situations. More than 75.5 receiving yards? That’s a lock

#2

👇 J. Jefferson: O 84.5 rec yards

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The Lions are facing an avalanche of targets against wide receivers, allowing a league-high 29.5 targets per game. They’ve given up 63.9% of their fantasy points to wide receivers—the highest share in the league. While Detroit made some offseason improvements to their secondary, it won’t matter against a talent like Justin Jefferson, who moves all over the field to find favorable matchups. Detroit has also allowed the most fantasy points per game to slot receivers, where Jefferson still runs some routes. More than 84.5 receiving yards is an easy play here.