Week 14 at Los Angeles Chargers
Tyreek Hill had another ridiculous performance last week, which is interesting because he got off to a really slow start with just two catches for 35 yards in the first half. But with the Dolphins passing to stay in the game, Hill racked up 14 targets which he turned into a final stat line of 9-143-1. It's Hill's SIXTH game this season with at least 140 receiving yards. Hill has also now scored in three of his last four games. He doesn't get a great matchup this week against the Chargers (6th aFPA), but Hill should be viewed as matchup proof. He's a must-start WR1 in Week 14.
Week 13 at San Francisco 49ers
Tyreek Hill had another solid outing last week, finishing 6-85 on nine targets. He also ran the ball once for five yards. It was Hill's seventh game this season with at least six receptions for 70 yards, which is crazy when you consider he's played in 11 games. Hill's really only had one dud game all season, giving fantasy owners production basically every week. He should continue to be productive in Week 13 in an OK matchup vs. the 49ers (20th aFPA). He should be viewed as a must-start WR1 this week.
Week 12 vs. Houston Texans
Tyreek Hill didn't have a monster game in Week 10, but he still finished with a solid 5-44-1 line on six targets, giving him a touchdown in two consecutive games. Hill will be coming fresh off of a bye in Week 12 as he looks to continue his successful season. Hill is currently averaging 8.1 receptions for 114.8 yards per game, which has made him one of the best options in fantasy. He gets a tough matchup vs. the Texans this week (4th aFPA), but Hill should be viewed as matchup proof. He's a must-start option in Week 12.
Week 10 vs. Cleveland Browns
Tyreek Hill continued his historic season last week with yet another 100-yard effort, finishing 7-143-1 on eight targets. It's his fifth game (out of nine) with at least 100 receiving yards as he's still on pace to break the single-season receiving yards record. Hill should continue his strong season as he gets a solid matchup this week against the Browns. Hill should be viewed as a must-start WR1 in Week 10.
Week 9 at Chicago Bears
Tyreek Hill had another ridiculous game last week, finishing 12-188 on 14 targets. Hill already has 92 targets through eight games this season, and is one pace to become the first receiver in NFL history with 2,000+ receiving yards in a single season. The only downside to Hill is he's only scored a touchdown in one game this season. But his consistent high-yardage makes up for the lack of scores, of his receptions make him one of the best players in half and full PPR leagues. He gets a tough matchup against the Bears this week, who have allowed the 4th-fewest average fantasy points to wide receivers. But Hill should be viewed as matchup proof. He's a must-start WR1 this week.
Week 8 at Detroit Lions
Tyreek Hill continued his great season by finishing 7-72 on 13 targets in Week 7. It's the fifth game this season Hill has seen at least 12 targets, with three of those games coming when Tua Tagovailoa plays 100% of the offensive snaps. He gets a decent matchup this week against the Lions where he should continue to play at a high level. Hill is a target and reception hog, and we don't see that changing anytime soon. He's a must-start play at WR in Week 8.
Week 7 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
Tyreek Hill had another monster game last week, finishing 12-177 on 15 targets. Hill is currently on pace to break the single-season receiving yards record, and he's done so despite having three different starting quarterbacks through six games. Hill has been a PPR machine, with 12 or more targets in four games this season with an average of 10.8. Hill should continue to be productive in Week 7 as he draws a favorable matchup against the Steelers, who have given up the most average fantasy points to wide receivers this season. Hill is a must-start WR1 in Week 7.
Week 6 vs. Minnesota Vikings
Last week, Tyreek Hill joked that he could put up numbers with anybody. That was truly put to the test after Teddy Bridgewater played just one snap in Week 5. Rookie QB Skylar Thompson took over, and Hill did OK. The WR finished 7-47-0 on seven targets. Thompson will start again in Week 6, so there is some concern. But overall, Hill is such a dynamic player that the QB change isn't so worrying that you'd consider sitting him. He'll get an OK matchup vs. the Vikings where he should continue to be viewed as a must-start WR1.
Week 5 at New York Jets
Tyreek Hill had a great game last week as he finished 10-160 on 14 targets. He didn't find the end zone, but he doesn't need to when he's putting up numbers like that. Hill's career in Miami is off to a great start as he's seen double-digit targets in three of his four games while averaging 119.3 receiving yards. Hill will be without starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa this week, but that shouldn't be a concern considering he played well with Teddy Bridgewater in Week 4. He also draws a favorable matchup vs. the Jets in Week 5. Hill should be viewed as a must-start WR1 this week.
Week 4 at Cincinnati Bengals
After a hot start in the first two games, Tyreek Hill came crashing down in Week 3. He finished 2-33 on just four targets as Miami's offense struggled as a whole. Hill could struggle again this week as he faces a Cincinnati defense that's allowed the second-fewest receiving yards to wide receivers this season. Although the Bengals have faced Mitch Trubisky, Cooper Rush, and Joe Flacco so far. There's also a revenge element at play here as well as Hill has beef with Bengals CB Eli Apple. Hill called Apple out following Sunday's game so he should have something prove. Even without that, though, Hill should be viewed as a must-start WR. He has a chance to off on any given week, and he'll rarely have a true dud game.
