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Wilson was quiet in the first half but destroyed the Dallas secondary in the final two quarters; his 17-yard jet sweep in overtime was the catalyst to get into field goal range, and on the final drive before regulation ended, he snagged a 21-yard pass and then the game-tying touchdown with both feet dragging. Finished with 15 targets, 8 receptions for 111 yards, and one TD.

With Arizona's receiver room banged up, targets funneled to Wilson, who posted 8 receptions for 111 yards and 1 touchdown while playing through rib fractures in Week 8.

Wilson made two crucial catches late in regulation to complete the Cardinals' comeback against Dallas. He caught a 27-yard pass with 27 seconds left to set up the game-tying TD, then caught the TD strike itself on the next play. Despite reportedly suffering two broken ribs (possibly on the game-tying TD), Wilson continued to perform in overtime, helping secure the victory.

Confirmed 2 broken ribs; community split on timing—either broke them this game (likely on game-tying TD catch with 6 seconds left in regulation) or arrived with injury (practiced in non-contact jersey all week). Played through OT and scored 26 PPR points. Comments note he had medical tent visit in first half, then re-injured on deep pass where he laid out. Players can manage broken ribs with pain meds/injections; risk is punctured lung or flail chest if hit hard. Comparable precedent: Greg Jennings played with 5 broken ribs, Andrew Luck played multiple games then sliced spleen, Mike Evans played with broken rib. Generally 3+ ribs triggers sitting out. Fantasy managers torn: grateful for h...

Wilson had eight catches for 111 yards and a touchdown, including the crucial 13-yard touchdown throw that tied the game 30-30 with 6 seconds left in the fourth quarter, leading to the Cardinals' overtime victory.

Michael Wilson caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from Gardner Minshew late in regulation to bring the Cardinals within one point of the Cowboys, setting up the overtime period.

Wilson caught a game-tying touchdown from Minshew in the back of the end zone with 10 seconds to play in regulation. The source also notes Wilson was targeted by Minshew on a short pass earlier in the drive that helped get the Cardinals into field goal position, highlighting his role in the comeback.

Caught passes from Minshew to help drive the Cardinals down the field late in regulation, including the game-tying touchdown reception in the back of the end zone with 10 seconds remaining.

Michael Wilson is reportedly set to play despite the questionable tag and can be stacked with Jacoby Brissett in the Cardinals-Cowboys game (54.5 over/under). The source includes him as a simple stack option to gain exposure to this potential high-scoring affair.

Michael Wilson has been struggling recently as the WR32 in fantasy points per game, but hasn't managed more than 12 PPR points since Marvin Harrison Jr.'s departure from Arizona. Since Week 5, he has had a 16% target share with 1.01 YPRR, three red zone targets, four deep targets, and a 17.8% first-read share, and hasn't finished with more than 55 receiving yards in any of these three games. However, the source thinks he can break out of his funk this week. Dallas has the third-highest single-high rate in the NFL (71.1%), and Wilson has crushed single-high this season with a 31% TPRR and 2.03 YPRR. Joey Porter Jr. hasn't been shadowing in Dallas, so the source doesn't expect him to this week. Dallas has allowed the 12th-most receiving fantasy points per game and the eighth-most fantasy points per opportunity to perimeter wide receivers over their last five games.

Michael Wilson wore the non-contact jersey at practice with a rib injury this week but has been cleared to play against the Dallas Cowboys. The matchup is too good to sit him; you absolutely have to start Michael Wilson if you have him.

Michael Wilson is mentioned as a potential buy-low candidate alongside Chase Brown and Justin Jefferson, though limited detail is provided in the source.

Kendall Valenzuela expects Michael Wilson to benefit from Jacoby Brissett's favorable matchup against the Cowboys defense, which ranks 31st in pass EPA and 29th in pass success rate.

Ron Stewart's primary Week 8 sneaky start ranked WR18; despite being brutal since the Marvin Harrison trade, Wilson has elite 2.16 yards per route run versus single-high looks (leads Cardinals), and Dallas plays single-high at 60.6% rate (third-highest in NFL). Target share splits are dramatic: 30% against single-high vs. 15.4% against two-high. Dallas allows seventh-most fantasy points to WRs. Cardinals-Cowboys game is one of the week's best environments with high pace and snap volume (tied for highest over-under with Bills-Ravens). Also included in boost builder prop bet for over 59.5 receiving yards.

WR Michael Wilson has been cleared to play after missing his team's previous game with a rib injury.

Despite recent decline in performance over past few weeks, Wilson maintains 9.5 targets per game average and faces the best possible matchup against Dallas. Arizona Cardinals typically struggle but this game environment is highly favorable with 54.5-point over/under.