Fantasy Football Week 7 Waiver Wire: Top Wide Receivers to Target, Including Cooper

Let's do another fantasy football waiver wire article here and discuss some wide receivers!

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Tre Tucker - Las Vegas Raiders

Tucker was rostered in 68% of fantasy football leagues before putting together a big performance in Week 6.

He caught five of his seven targets for 97 yards and two touchdowns. That was his second big performance of the season, with four below-average performances otherwise.

Tucker is pretty easily the Raiders' WR1 right now, but with tight ends Brock Bowers and Michael Mayer around too, Tucker doesn't have quite as good of an outlook as you'd expect.

Tucker is worth adding in more leagues after his big showing in Week 6. He's a better deep-league starting option, but could be considered in standard leagues as a flex option. 

Germie Bernard - Pittsburgh Steelers

Bernard jumped to 75% rostered before Week 6, and that number will go way up before Week 7.

He caught 11 of his 12 targets for 87 yards and his first career touchdown. Bernard now has 17 catches for 167 yards and the score across 21 targets the past two weeks.

The rookie is on the rise, and should be at 100% rostered before Week 7 kicks off. Bernard isn't a must-start player yet, but another big week could get him to that level, and I'd bet he starts in most leagues for Week 7.

Omar Cooper - New York Jets

Cooper was owned in just 2% of leagues going into this past week, but a big showing will change that before Week 7.

Cooper returned to the field and went off for 103 yards and a touchdown across six receptions and seven targets. His first-ever NFL game saw him catch his only target for 30 yards, but he suffered an ankle sprain in that one.

With him back, Cooper could emerge as a weekly threat for the Jets. Garrett Wilson is still WR1, but Cooper could still put up notable fantasy numbers as WR2.

Cooper is worth adding in deeper leagues, at least. He could be a flex-level starting option in favorable matchups, or if you are lacking WR options. 

Jaylin Noel - Houston Texans

Noel was rostered in 8% of fantasy leagues for Week 6. That will go way up before Week 7 kicks off.

Noel racked up 107 yards and a score across four catches and targets in Week 6. That followed a 41-yard and one-score performance in Week 5 and an 85-yard performance in Week 4, so Noel is on the rise.

Nico Collins is still WR1, and Marvin Harrison could step into the WR2 role as he settles in after being traded to Houston, but Noel is also making a case to be WR2. 

I like adding Noel in deeper leagues most, but think he's another possible standard league flex option right now, especially if you are down some receivers or the Texans' WRs have a favorable fantasy matchup.

Jordyn Tyson - New Orleans Saints

Tyson hasn't played yet this season, but is nearing a return and could play as early as Week 7. He's sitting at 59% owned right now.

He was the eighth overall pick in the 2026 draft, so there's a lot of hype surrounding him. Tyson was expected to be WR2 behind Chris Olave, but Devaughn Vele has needed to fill that role with Tyson out all season.

He's been stashed in a bunch of leagues, and now should be added in more leagues as he nears a return. Tyson will only be a safe deep-league starting option right away, but he could become a weekly option in all leagues in a hurry if he takes off, so definitely consider adding him if you can.

Keenan Allen - Indianapolis Colts

Allen is rostered in 61% of leagues right now.

The veteran erupted for 82 yards across eight catches and 11 targets in Week 6. It was easily his most productive game of the season, although he had a better fantasy score thanks to scoring a touchdown three weeks ago.

Allen was aided by the absence of Tyler Warren, so I'm pumping the brakes when considering Allen. He is a decent option regardless of Warren's status, but he's a better deep-league asset if the top TE is out there.

Until Warren is back though, Allen has standard league upside.

Kendrick Bourne - Arizona Cardinals 

Bourne sat at just 22% owned for Week 6, but should rise again.

He went for 47 yards across five receptions and eight targets this week. Bourne had 70 yards over five catches and eight targets in the team's first game without Harrison.

There's a bigger role available for Bourne, but he's still a better deep-league fantasy asset with Trey McBride and Michael Wilson leading the team's pass catchers.

Only add Bourne in standard leagues if you're really lacking WRs, or just need a one-week fill-in.

Ja'Kobi Lane - Baltimore Ravens

Lane was at 21% rostered for his second game of the year in Week 6.

Like Cooper, Lane played in Week 1, tallying an 11-yard catch across three targets. In his return, Lane posted 40 yards across four catches and five targets. He played 54.4% of the team's offensive snaps this week.

Zay Flowers is WR1 in Baltimore, but there's no other consistent pass catchers on the roster so far this season. That opens the door for Lane to contribute, and that's why he's a waiver wire option going into Week 7.

He's a better deep-league add for now, but could emerge as a standard league threat too, so keep him in mind.