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Averaging just 5.3 yards per target this season — 44th among 52 qualified WRs — but hey, that's more than enough when you're given 17 targets in one game! Now, Jacoby Brissett threw 37 and 28 passes in Wilson's season-opening duds compared to 52 in his big Week 3; a more neutral game script against a Giants defense that hasn't stopped the run should slow things. Then again, Wilson has proven capable of "getting away with it" for the better part of his last three months of playing football at this point, and clearly Marvin Harrison Jr. doesn't look ready to change that!
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Wilson's 5.3 yards per target offset by 17-target ceiling; game script risk.

Wilson is averaging just 5.3 yards per target (44th among 52 qualified WRs) but 'that's more than enough when you're given 17 targets in one game.' Jacoby Brissett threw 37 and 28 passes in Wilson's season-opening duds versus 52 in his big Week 3; a more neutral game script against a Giants defense that hasn't stopped the run should slow things. However, Wilson 'has proven capable of getting away with it for the better part of his last three months of playing football,' and Marvin Harrison Jr. doesn't look ready to change that dynamic.

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