As the NFL season nears its end, we see a decline in elite wide receiver production compared to previous years, with only two players surpassing 1,000 receiving yards so far. Offensive struggles and defensive tactics like Cover 2 are not solely to blame, as offenses are still averaging over 22 points per game. The lack of elite wide receiver production may be attributed to difficulties in combating creative blitz packages and pressures from advanced defensive schemes, leading to a shift in the distribution of impactful receivers in the league.
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In Week 17 of the fantasy football playoffs, consider adding Bryce Young, QB of the Carolina Panthers, who has shown significant improvement and faces the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a potentially high-scoring matchup. Additionally, Chig Okonkwo, TE of the Tennessee Titans, has emerged as a viable option after strong performances in the past two weeks, making him a startable option against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Lastly, rookie WR Devaughn Vele of the Denver Broncos could be...
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