WR/CB+ | DFS

NFL · Matchups · alignment production and coverage · 2026
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WR/CB+ DFS
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OFFENSETeamAll statsDEFENSE
Wide ReceiverPositionTeamvs. CoverageWeek 5Primary defenderPositionTeamMan%
WR1Amon-Ra St. BrownSWR—10423%50%27%33%26%0.7366%1.820.4428.4625.27-3.2Budda BakerSCB340%100%0%2.332.000.88
WR2Antonio WilliamsLWR—3830%47%23%15%11%0.6782%0.930.5311.418.43-3.0Colton HoodRCB6971%0%29%4.673.330.56
WR3Kalif RaymondLWR—6824%48%28%26%21%0.6890%0.710.6912.4715.47+3.0Brandon CisseRCB93100%0%0%4.332.670.39
WR4Parker WashingtonSWR—6825%49%26%30%25%0.7265%0.980.6217.0716.37-0.7Cooper DeJeanSCB830%100%0%5.003.670.39
WR5Chris OlaveLWR—12634%38%27%29%21%0.5675%0.510.5929.2023.50-5.7James PierreRCB6057%4%40%4.332.330.47

What is WR/CB+?

Every qualified WR against his upcoming opponent's projected primary defender, ranked by a weekly matchup score. The base of that score is 70% this week's PPR projection, 20% the best available prop-market line, and 10% the WR's talent times his projected targets; that base is then adjusted up or down by as much as 10% for the matchup itself -- how well the primary defender's coverage fits the WR, his alignment, and how much the defense funnels targets his way. The Grade column shows each WR's score as a share of the best score on the slate, so the top matchup always grades 100. The primary defender is picked by alignment mirroring: a WR's left-wide rate is matched against the opponent CB with the most snaps at right cornerback, and so on for right-wide and slot. One spot per receiver on a team, so teammates are never mirrored onto the same defender.