Dak Prescott
vs Michael Wilson

“Dak Prescott (DAL) One of the best pure passers in the game, Dak Prescott seems primed for another big season.”

“One of the best pure passers in the game, Dak Prescott seems primed for another big season. He has a solid offensive line in front of him and perhaps the best WR tandem in the league in CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens . If the Dallas defense is subpar again, Prescott could be thrust into a lot of shootouts in which he’s forced to match opponents score for score.”

“Dak Prescott may be one of the most underrated fantasy quarterbacks. He's always near the top of the league in passing yards and touchdowns, and he should be one of the favorites to lead both categories once again in 2026.”

“Cowboys QB Dak Prescott was slightly limited during minicamp with knee soreness. Dallas HC Brian Schottenheimer called it a non-issue and said they want to be proactive in managing Prescott's workload as he ages.”

“Thanks in part to the acquisition of wide receiver George Pickens, Prescott led the league with 404 completions, threw for 4,552 yards and tossed 30 touchdowns (against 10 interceptions). Prescott put up a 99.5 passer rating, the 10th-best mark in the league, and ranked an even better fifth in QBR (70.2).”

“At full strength, Dak Prescott leads an offense ranked among the best in the NFL.”

“Statistically, Prescott has over 4,500 yards and 30 touchdowns in each of his last two healthy seasons.”

“Dak Prescott finished as the QB6, outperforming his QB11 ADP by five spots.”

“Michael Wilson is Jason’s start of the week at WR.”

““ Michael Wilson is begging you to buy low on his star potential. Lafleur has this Cardinals offense looking like the Rams’ 3-TE offense, but with no Marvin Harrison Jr. , there is no excuse for Wilson to not be putting up WR1 numbers like he did last season. Buy low and ask questions later, I would trade away Luther Burden without hesitation for Michael Wilson.” – Muntradamus ( Beast Dome )”

“Joe Rondone/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Michael Wilson – 7 targets, 4 rec Wilson averaged 11.0 targets per game over the first four weeks, when Marvin Harrison Jr . was still in Arizona’s lineup. He has now seen exactly seven targets in each of the two games without MHJ. That isn’t a massive dip in volume, and the more concerning part is his combined 62 receiving yards and zero TDs in the two most recent games.”

“After commanding 30 targets across Weeks 3 and 4, Wilson has seen just seven targets in each of his last two games, producing nearly identical lines — four catches for 30 yards and four catches for 32 yards — and failing to top 7.5 PPR points in both. Are you feeling panicked? Even with Jacoby Brissett attempting 35 passes against the Rams, and Marvin Harrison Jr. moving on to Houston, Wilson saw just a 20% target share.”

“Look at players like Jaylen Waddle and Bhayshul Tuten and exchange them for Wilson.” – Muntradamus ( Beast Dome ) “ Michael Wilson is my buy-low after a quiet four-catch, 30-yard game against Detroit. He caught 18 passes for 184 yards in the previous two games, and I expect him to lead Arizona’s receiving group following Marvin Harrison Jr. ‘s departure. I have Wilson WR19 rest of season, ahead of FantasyPros’ WR22 ranking.”

“Michael Wilson was in the opposite situation. His 7.28 points were disappointing, but more than 84% of this field was dealing with the same disappointment. That is what I want to drive home on your pre kickoff process: When you roster chalk in cash and fail, so does everyone else.”

“However, Wilson should come in at a significantly lower rostership. He has stepped up as the clear No. 1 WR, and his targets have been ample, with at least seven in each game and 30 over the past two games.”

“Michael Wilson makes me think about how many times I am building the same DET-ARI lineup. I can play him without automatically attaching Brissett and McBride. Using Wilson opposite a Goff stack is one way to keep him while betting on DET doing more of the scoring through the air.”