Week 15 at Los Angeles Chargers
Stefon Diggs looked good last week, finishing 6-92 on nine targets. He's had an odd season, but he's had stretches of dominant performances, including five 100-yard games. His numbers may dip a bit this week as he gets a tough matchup against the Chargers who have allowed the third-fewest fantasy points to receivers. His ceiling is so high that he should still be viewed as a high-end WR2 this week, but he may not put up mind-blowing numbers.
Week 14 vs. Detroit Lions
Stefon Diggs saw a team-high nine targets last week, but only caught four passes for 25 yards. It's yet another roller-coaster performance from Diggs who has been one of the most frustrating fantasy players in 2019. He's had five games where he's totaled 682 yards, but in his other seven games, he's averaging just 2.4 receptions for 31 yards. He should bounce back this week in a favorable matchup against the Lions, though. He torched them earlier this year with a 7-143 stat line. His great upside has him as a strong WR2 against Detroit.
Week 13 at Seattle Seahawks
Stefon Diggs hit a slight road bump, but he's back to being productive as he exploded for a 5-121-1 line last week. He's now topped 100 yards five times this season. But Diggs is very hot and cold as he's averaging 33 yards in the six games where he didn't reach 100. He's also scored just five times this season, and three of the scores came in one game. Diggs is a frustrating player due to his inconsistency, but he should be viewed as a WR2 due to his tremendous upside.
Week 11 vs. Denver Broncos
Stefon Diggs finished 3-49 and 1-4 in the last two games where Adam Thielen hasn't really played (inactive Week 10, played 7 snaps in Week 9). It's a disappointing stretch considering Diggs had three straight 140+ yard games before this. He could struggle again this week as he faces a Broncos defense giving up the third-fewest fantasy points to receivers. Thielen is also expected to be inactive as he's missed practice all week. Diggs still has potential as we've seen this season, so he's still a strong WR2. But don't be surprised if he doesn't have a huge game.
Week 10 at Dallas Cowboys
Stefon Diggs struggled to get anything done last week, finishing with one catch for four yards on five targets. This came after a crazy three-game stretch where he had a combined 453 receiving yards. He may struggle again this week as he gets a tough matchup against the Cowboys who are allowing the sixth-fewest fantasy points to receivers. But don't expect another one-catch game. He should bounce back and put up borderline WR1 numbers.
Week 9 at Kansas City Chiefs
Stefon Diggs shined once again last week, catching all seven targets for 143 yards. Oddly enough, it was the exact same stat line he had as the week before. But that now means Diggs has topped 100 receiving yards in four of his last five games. He's only scored in two games this season, but his receptions and yards have more than made up for that. He should be productive again this week even in a poor matchup against the Chiefs. His value goes up even more if Adam Thielen is unable to play, but we expect Thielen to line up. Diggs should be viewed as a lower-end WR1 in Week 9.
Week 8 vs. Washington Redskins
Stefon Diggs had another huge game last week, finishing 7-142 on eight targets. He was featured a little more due to Adam Thielen's injury, but he's been a big part of this offense all season. He's topped 100 receiving yards in three of his last four games, and he could easily hit that number again in Week 8 against a bad Washington defense. If Thielen is inactive, that should be good news for Diggs. Even if Thielen plays, Diggs should be a great start. He should be viewed as a high-end WR1 against the Redskins.
Week 7 at Detroit Lions
Stefon Diggs lives. The Vikings wideout went off last week, finishing 7-167-3 on a team-high 11 targets. He's now topped 100 receiving yards in two of his last three games as Minnesota's passing offense has found life. He gets a solid matchup this week against the Lions, but you can likely expect a big dropoff in production. In the four games outside of those 100-yard performances, Diggs is averaging 36 yards per game. So he's been a bit of a boom-or-bust wideout this season. Still, his ceiling makes him very valuable and he should be viewed as a solid WR2 against Detroit.
Week 6 vs. Philadelphia Eagles
Kirk Cousins threw for over 300 yards, but Stefon Diggs saw just 44 yards of that off three catches. Diggs went over 100 yards in Week 4, but outside of that game, he's been pretty mediocre, averaging 2.25 receptions and 36 yards. It's hard to give up on Diggs knowing his talent, but the production hasn't quite been there in 2019. He might be able to bounce back in a favorable matchup against the Eagles this week. Philadelphia is allowing the fifth-most fantasy points to receivers. We like Diggs as a WR3.
Week 5 at New York Giants
Stefon Diggs was finally able to convert targets into production, finishing with easily his best game of the season in Week 4. He caught all seven of his targets for 108 yards. In fact, his production in that game alone (108 yards) was more than his first three games combined (101 yards). Still, in the week that followed, Diggs expressed frustration with the team and trade rumors started swirling. As of now, Diggs remains on Minnesota's roster so we have to move forward thinking he'll stay there. This week, he gets a favorable matchup against the Giants who have allowed the fourth-most fantasy points to receivers. We like Diggs as a lower-end WR2.
