Who Should I Start? Mike Williams or D.K. Metcalf

Tuesday, September 26, 6:15 PM

The Los Angeles Chargers officially placed wide receiver Mike Williams (knee) on Injured Reserve on Tuesday and signed receiver Simi Fehoko to the active roster from the Pittsburgh Steelers' practice squad in a corresponding move. The Bolts also signed safety AJ Finley to their practice squad. Williams suffered a season-ending torn ACL in his left knee in the Week 3 win over the Minnesota Vikings. Fantasy managers in single-year leagues can safely drop him now. The 28-year-old will finish 2023 with 19 catches on 26 targets for 249 yards and a touchdown in three games. With Williams now out, Joshua Palmer will be LA's No. 2 behind Keenan Allen, and first-round rookie wideout Quentin Johnston will also be thrust into a much bigger role moving forward.

Saturday, September 30, 3:48 AM

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf (ribs) logged his first 100-yard game of the season in Week 3. Metcalf was playing through rib soreness after suffering a hard shot to his side in Week 2. Similar to the previous week, he missed Thursday's practice ahead of Seattle's upcoming game, but he practiced in full on Friday and is expected to play in the Monday night matchup against the New York Giants. Wide receiver production against the Giants has been limited somewhat due to the fact that opponents are running so well against them, but they did allow 129 yards and a touchdown to Deebo Samuel in Week 3. As long as he is active, Metcalf should be in starting lineups.