STACKED’s take
Negative signalBust
Jeudy's Winston bump didn't sustain; Wilson faces same QB-dependent risk.
Jerry Jeudy serves as a cautionary historical comparison to Michael Wilson's 2024 surge. Jeudy had an insane second half of the 2024 season and finished as a low-end WR1 in counting stats, but the source notes this was driven by the James Winston bump. Like Wilson's Jacoby Brissett-fueled spike, Jeudy's production didn't sustain into 2025, illustrating the danger of veteran wide receivers overperforming on temporary quarterback changes. This pattern suggests Wilson's late-season surge is unlikely to repeat.
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