Cooper Kupp

Week 11 at Tampa Bay

After an incredible 20-target game before the bye week, Kupp had a solid WR3 game as he turned his seven targets into five receptions for 50 yards. Kupp outgained Robert Woods 50-33, however, both took a back seat to receiving leader Josh Reynolds. Kupp has remained steady most of the season and been at the very least a rock-solid WR2.

Kupp will take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 11 who are ranked 12th in aFPA to WRs this season. In a game that should see the Rams down throughout, Kupp will make a trustworthy WR3 in this one.

Week 8 at Miami

Last week’s game against the Bears saw Kupp catch all six of his targets 43 yards and he chipped in the running game as he had one carry for 16 yards. As it has gone all season, the combination of a diverse passing attack combined with a heavy running game leaves Kupp and Robert Woods dependent on touchdowns to produce numbers outside of the WR3 realm.

Week 8’s matchup against Miami has Kupp squaring off against the 12th ranked defense in aFPA to WRs this season. With Miami’s poor rushing defense, managers should expect a low-target day for the WRs as the RBs takeover in this one. Kupp is WR3 in this one.

Week 6 at San Francisco

Kupp saw eight targets last week against Washington which he turned into five receptions for 66 yards. After consecutive games with a touchdown, Kupp failed to reach the endzone in this one, yet he remained the target in leader amongst the rest of the receiving group. The latter has been true all season, however, because how much the ball is being spread out both through the air and on the ground, Kupp’s ceiling is capped. His matchup this week against San Francisco and the 17th ranked defense in aFPA to WRs should see be another one for Kupp. However, without the target volume, Kupp will remain a touchdown-dependent WR2.