Week 17 at Baltimore Ravens
Tyreek Hill is seemingly back from his ankle injury as he saw a team-high 14 targets last week. Hill turned those 14 targets into a stat line of 9-99, just missing his ninth 100-yard game of the season. Hill doesn't get a great matchup this week against the Ravens (12th aFPA), but owners should know by now that the Dolphins' WR is matchup proof. Plus, there's a chance Jaylen Waddle (ankle) is inactive, which means Hill could get even a few more targets than he already gets. Hill should be viewed as a must-start option in Week 17.
Week 16 vs. Dallas Cowboys
Tyreek Hill was inactive last week with an ankle injury. If you survived your fantasy playoff game without him, then you'll likely be getting a big boost this week as Hill is expected to return. Assuming Hill is active, he's a must-start option at WR against the Cowboys (8th aFPA). Hill is having one of the best single seasons a WR has ever had in the history of the NFL.
Week 15 vs. New York Jets
Tyreek Hill went down early last week with an ankle injury that looked serious at first. But he somehow managed to come back in the game, and caught a few passes after returning, finishing 4-61. However after the game Hill admitted he couldn't cut or change directions like he usually could. He also hasn't been practicing this week, although he's expected to be active. If he does play, he'll face the Jets (1st aFPA) who are a tough matchup on paper. But Hill played the Jets just a few weeks ago and finished 9-102-1 on 12 targets. Hill's health will be worth monitoring in case he suffers a setback, but assuming he's active, he'll be a must-start WR1 in Week 15.
Week 14 vs. Tennessee Titans
Tyreek Hill continued his ridiculous season last week, catching five passes for 157 yards with two touchdowns. Hill is currently on pace to become the first WR in NFL history with 2,000 receiving yards in a single season. He's averaging an absurd 123.4 yards per game, and that's not just a few big games bringing the average up. Hill is incredibly consistent, finishing with 100+ receiving yards in eight of his 12 games. He gets a favorable matchup vs. the Titans (27th aFPA) this week, but the matchup doesn't really matter. Hill is a must-start WR1 every week.
Week 13 at Washington Commanders
Tyreek Hill came into Week 12 with a hand injury and then apparently injured his ankle early in the game. But that didn't slow him down as he finished 9-102-1 on 12 targets. Hill is having just an absurd season so far. He's played 11 games and has finished with at least one score in nine of them, and at least 100 yards in seven of them. He's also seen at least 10 targets in six straight games. There's really not much else to say about Hill. He's an easy must-start WR1 every week, but especially in Week 13 in a favorable matchup against the Commanders (32nd aFPA).
Week 12 at New York Jets
Tyreek Hill had another monster game last week, finishing 10-146-1 on 11 targets. He even missed a large chunk of the game after exiting with a hand injury, only playing on 59% of the offensive snaps. Hill indicated he should be good to go for Week 12 despite the injury. Although Hill draws a tough matchup against Sauce Gardner and the Jets (1st aFPA). Even though it's a tough matchup, there's no real need to be worried about Hill. He's having a historic season and he should be viewed as a must-start WR1 in Week 12.
Week 11 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
Tyreek Hill had a solid outing in Week 9, finishing 8-62 on 10 targets along with a run for three yards and a lost fumble. Hill has seen at least 10 targets in four consecutive games. He's also caught at least eight passes in six of his nine games this season, has topped 100 yards in five games and has caught at least one touchdown in seven games. Hill's having an absolutely ridiculous season, and he should be a mainstay in your lineup every week. He's an easy must-start in Week 11 vs. the Raiders (13th aFPA).
Week 9 at Kansas City Chiefs
Tyreek Hill once again had a monster game last week as he caught eight passes for 112 yards with a touchdown. Hill became the first player in the Super Bowl era to surpass 1,000 receiving yards in the first eight games of the season. He's topped 100 yards in five of his eight games this season and has caught at least one touchdown in all but one game so far. This week he gets a revenge game against the Chiefs. It's a tough matchup on paper as the Chiefs are 4th in aFPA to WRs, but we wouldn't be surprised if Hill finds a way to produce against his former team. He's a must-start option at WR in Week 9.
Week 8 vs. New England Patriots
Tua Tagovailoa had 32 pass attempts last week, and 15 of those passes went in Tyreek Hill's direction. Hill finished 11-88-1 as his monster season continues. He's now less than 100 yards away from 1,000 on the year and we aren't even at the midway point of the season yet. Oh yeah, and he's also scored a touchdown in all but one game this year. This week Hill faces the Patriots who are a tough matchup (9th aFPA). New England held Hill to a season-low 40 receiving yards back in Week 2. It's also worth noting that Hill missed practice on Wednesday with a hip injury, so his health will be worth monitoring. But if Hill is active, he's an easy must-start option at WR in Week 8.
Week 7 at Philadelphia Eagles
Tyreek Hill saw a team-high 10 targets last week as he had another productive outing finishing 6-163-1. Hill is WR1 in fantasy so far this season as he's been putting up absurd numbers on a weekly basis. He's currently fifth in the league in receptions, first in receiving yards and first in receiving touchdowns. He's only 186 yards away from reaching 1,000 on the season. Hill should keep up his production this week as he faces an Eagles team that is 29th in aFPA to WRs. Hill is an easy must-start WR1 in Week 7.
