Hunter Renfrow

Week 9 at New York Giants

Hunter Renfrow only had 58 yards against the Eagles before the bye last week, but he caught seven of eight passes thrown his way and has at least six targets in all but one game this season.

This week, Renfrow faces a Giants defense that ranks 18th in aFPA to opposing wide receivers. He should continue to get regular targets, and may even get a few extra with Henry Ruggs no longer on the team. However, be wary of the return of Darren Waller from injury, as he still leads the team in targets, despite missing the Eagles game. We have Renfrow as a solid WR3 option, with a little extra value in PPR formats.

Week 6 at Denver Broncos

Hunter Renfrow had six catches on eight targets for 56 yards in a loss to the Bears last week. He hasn’t put up big numbers, but he’s been quietly effective in PPR formats, with either five or six catches in every contest so far this year. He’s a reliable safety net for quarterback Derek Carr, and that should continue.

This week, he’ll face a Broncos defense that ranks 15th in aFPA to opposing wide receivers and should be considered a low-end flex or WR3 option in full PPR formats. His yardage totals don’t suggest legit starter material in standard formats, however, and it’s hard to bank on this passing game in general – outside of Darren Waller. He’s a viable, albeit dull filler option.

Week 4 at Los Angeles Chargers

Hunter Renfrow had five catches for 77 yards and a touchdown against the Dolphins last week. He’s quietly put up double-digit PPR points in every game so far this season and is averaging 7.3 targets per game. If you’re desperate and in a PPR league, Renfrow isn’t a terrible option for some guaranteed points, but this isn’t a great week to start him. The Chargers rank first in aFPA to opposing wide receivers and have an opportunistic secondary. Sit him.