
As we roll into the second third of the season, fantasy teams welcome back stars from their bye week. Miles Austin, Dez Bryant, Vincent Jackson and Calvin Johnson are a few of those back to inject life into receiving corps across NFL fantasy nation. While Dallas, Oakland, Tampa Bay and Detroit return, Carolina, Chicago, Jacksonville and New Orleans have the week off. Owners of Steve Smith, Brandon Marshall and Marques Colston will have to do without, testing their reserve rosters. Reggie Wayne gets this week's honors as the top target, while Danny Amendola and Brian Hartline share the weekly "down to earth" award.
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Wide Receivers
Often when an athlete dedicates their game to someone they care for, they take it to another level. That was the case in week five with future Hall of Famer Reggie Wayne. In New Orleans, Marques Colston showed why he is a sought after target on draft day. With Saints receiver Lance Moore out, Devery Henderson provided a bonue perfornance for owners. Brandon Marshall showed why Chicago and Miami before them, gave up quality draft picks for his raw talent. The stories about the end of Wes Welker have long been forgotten. Atlanta chose to pick on Washington corner Josh Wilson with Julio Jones benefitting at the expence of Roddy White. The "real" Larry Fitzgerald continues and certainly has benefitted from the move to Kevin Kolb at quarterback. Cam Newton continues to struggle and chose to look Steve Smith's way considerably more than the fading Brandon LaFell. Great numbers in week five for A.J. Green and Andrew Hawkins with Andy Dalton targeting them 13 times apiece. Kendall Wright continues to emerge in Tennessee with the numbers that many continue to hope Kenny Britt will get. Reuben Randle showed why he was well worth a second round pick and if the Giants injuries linger, offers an excellent option opposite Victor Cruz. Andre Johnson continues to disappoint, due much in part to the big time Houston ground game. Brandon Lloyd and Jordy Nelson are underachieving, especially with the quarterback play that both are fortunate to have throwing the ball. Torrey Smith and Randall Cobb both have huge big play potential, but continue to be hit or miss, week to week. Pierre Garcon seems to be playing his way into shape, but when RG3 is down, expect weak numbers like Leonard Hankerson and Josh Morgan experienced on Sunday.
Week 5 Risers
20 Reggie Wayne IND
18 Marques Colston NO
17 Brandon Marshall CHI
15 Wes Welker NE
15 Julio Jones ATL
15 Larry Fitzgerald ARZ
13 Steve Smith CAR
13 A.J. Green CIN
13 Andrew Hawkins CIN
11 Kendall Wright TEN
11 Demaryius Thomas DEN
10 Devery Henderson NO
10 Andre Roberts ARZ
10 Antonio Brown PIT
10 Steve Johnson BUF
10 Percy Harvin MIN
10 Anquan Boldin BAL
9 Rueben Randle NYG
9 Jordan Norwood CLE
9 Jeremy Kerley NYJ
9 T.Y. Hilton IND
8 Mike Thomas JAX
8 Josh Gordon CLE
7 Pierre Garcon WSH
Week 5 Fallers
8 Dwayne Bowe KC
8 Victor Cruz NYG
6 Roddy White ATL
6 Andre Johnson HOU
6 Davone Bess MIA
5 Brian Hartline MIA
5 Danny Amendola STL
5 Brandon Floyd NE
5 Jordy Nelson GB
4 Randall Cobb GB
4 Torrey Smith BAL
3 Brandon LaFell CAR
2 Greg Little CLE
2 Randy Moss SF
1 Leonard Hankerson WSH
1 Josh Morgan WSH
1 Braylon Edwards SEA
0 Dexter McCluster KC
Season Leaders
60 Reggie Wayne IND
57 Dwayne Bowe KC
57 Victor Cruz NYG
56 Brandon Marshall CHI
56 A.J. Green CIN
53 Larry Fitzgerald ARZ
52 Brian Hartline MIA
52 Wes Welker NE
50 Marques Colston NO
49 Danny Amendola STL
48 Percy Harvin MIN
46 Steve Johnson BUF
46 Demaryius Thomas DEN
46 Julio Jones ATL
45 Brandon Lloyd NE
45 Roddy White ATL
45 DeSean Jackson PHI
44 Eric Decker DEN
44 Kendall Wright TEN
43 Calvin Johnson DET
41 Santonio Holmes NYJ
39 Antonio Brown PIT
38 Vincent Jackson TB
38 Steve Smith CAR
38 Anquan Boldin BAL
38 Davone Bess MIA
38 Michael Crabtree SF
37 Lance Moore NO
36 Jordy Nelson GB
35 Donnie Avery IND
35 Andre Roberts ARZ
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Next, a look at this week's targets at running back and tight end!
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Tom Blaz is a writer for Fantasy Alarm and co-owner of The Recruiting Eagle a website focusing on Auburn University Athletics.
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