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Nyheim Hines or Cedrick Wilson
Rolling with Cedrick is really hoping for a big play, right?
Gallup's return puts a cap on Wilson's upside IMO. Amari pulls I'm about seven targets/game. If this game turns into a real shootout then maybe there are 10, or so, more plays called than in a typical game? How many of those should we expect Wilson to see? Between CeeDee, Gallup, Schultz & the RBs maybe three? If it's a shootout, I've learned not to assume game scripts will play out the way we think.
Cedrick didn't do anything in a blowout of ATL, and not much better when getting blown out by Den (2 of 5 targets for 28).
In their shootout with the Patriots he had seven targets (4-42-0). Gallup missed that game. That was his season high in targets by two.
I am not trying to talk you out of Wilson just measuring expectations. You play him in the hopes of getting a big play IMO.
Hines is a much better option IMO, maybe worse. He averages about eight opportunities per game with 3.9 targets. He's on the road against a very tough opponent. Indy is good enough that we can't count on any particular game script playing out but seeing them get rolled and not doing much on offense does feel possible. It doesn't for Dallas (Denver was a fluke IMO).
I think they both have low floors but Wilson at least has a very hopeful upside.
Cedrick>Hines
FTR I went into this write up thinking I would lean Hines. Surprising myself with analysis (of very incomplete information is part of the reason I enjoy this thread).