Week 15 vs. Tennessee
The Chiefs are using rookie speedster Tyreek Hill to their advantage, as it seems like every week he's finding a new way to get in the end zone. He's a consistent factor in the passing game, and has a chance to score as a runner or a returner.
He'll put his skills to the test this week in a favorable matchup against the Titans. Tennessee has allowed the most fantasy points to opposing wideouts this season, including 202 combined receptions, which leads the league.
Hill will be a borderline WR1 and a strong WR2 play this week.
Week 14 vs. Oakland
Tyreek Hill's usage this week should be interesting to see as Jeremy Maclin gets back in the lineup. Hill has carved out a nice role for himself with Maclin gone, and it will be hard to see K.C. moving on from him...but you never know.
This week he'll face the Raiders, a team he finished 2-for-20 against earlier in the year. But as we noted, Hill wasn't as involved in the offense at that point in the season. He should have more success this week, as the Raiders aren't a tough matchup. The multi-purpose receiver should be viewed as a WR3 with upside for Week 14.
Week 13 vs. Atlanta
Tyreek HIll scored three touchdowns last week, all in different ways. The Chiefs are using the speedster in different positions to let him excel, and he's quickly turning into a star.
Hill has become the focus of the Chiefs offense ever since Jeremy Maclin's been sidelined with an injury. Not only is he able to break away on big plays like a punt return, but he's a solid receiver, catching 9-of-10 targets last week. He now has 23 receptions in his last three games.
Hill will get a decent matchup this week against the Falcons, and should be viewed as a solid WR2.
Week 12 vs. Denver
Tyreek Hill has been the Chiefs best receiving threat since Jeremy Maclin has been sidelined, but he hasn't been an elite option. Though Hill's made some explosive plays with his speed, he is ultimately an unreliable player.
Hill has a chance to get past Denver's defense this week, but we'd advise against starting him. The Broncos secondary is tough to score against, so Hill will be nothing more than a boom/bust WR4 play.
Week 11 vs. Tampa Bay
Tyreek Hill has insane speed, so you'd think he'd be more of a burner, go long type of receiver. But the Chiefs kept it short with Hill last week as he caught 10 passes for 89 yards.
Hill should continue to get looks with Jeremy Maclin sidelined. He's the only receiver really getting involved in this offense. We like him as a WR3 with upside this week in a favorable matchup against Tampa Bay.
Week 10 vs. Carolina
Tyreek Hill has been an interesting prospect this year. He's made some big plays, but he's also had plenty of low-yardage, low-touch games. There's potential this week for Hill to have success against a poor Panthers' pass defense, but he'll be nothing more than a boom-or-bust option.
Week 9 vs. Dallas
Tyreek Hill has now caught a touchdown in back-to-back games, and is getting more involved in Kansas City's offense. The speedster had been used sparingly throughout the season, but it now looks like they're willing to expand his role.
We're still not completely sold on Hill as last week was by far a career high in yards, but we're encouraged by his production. He should be viewed as a WR4 or WR5 in a favorable matchup against the Jaguars, but he's a risky boom-or-bust play.
