Outlook Kendrick Bourne
Kendrick Bourne vs. Seahawks — Slot Volume Makes Him an Intriguing Waiver Target
Bourne surprisingly served as a go-to safety valve in Arizona's opener, catching all eight of his targets for 75 yards out of the slot. While perimeter receivers Marvin Harrison Jr. and Michael Wilson were quiet early, quarterback Jacoby Brissett heavily featured Bourne alongside tight end Trey McBride in the passing game.
Despite the Week 1 surge, fantasy managers should remain cautious before throwing him into standard lineups. Our weekly projection expects Bourne to regress toward a complementary role, projecting roughly 2.3 receptions for 26 yards against Seattle in a lower-scoring divisional matchup. He is currently rostered in just 4% of leagues, making him an intriguing waiver stash or deep-league flex play.
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Outlook Tre' Harris
Tre' Harris vs LV — Perimeter Opportunity in Division Matchup
Tre' Harris stepped into a starting outside role in Week 1, earning six targets and turning them into three catches for 20 yards. With fellow wideout Ladd McConkey questionable due to a chest injury and Keandre Lambert-Smith ruled out, Harris is positioned to maintain a meaningful snap share on the boundary against the Raiders.
Our weekly projection anticipates roughly four targets and 31 receiving yards for Harris, placing him near 4.1 to 6.8 fantasy points. Rostered in just 8% of leagues and rarely started, he is not a standard-league lineup option yet, but his initial target volume makes him an intriguing speculative stash or deep-format option at home.
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