High-Cost Option: Odell Beckham Jr. ($8,500)

Antonio Brown is priced up at $9,500, but Odell Beckham should provide a similar ceiling with a $1,000 discount. Beckham is taking on a Chicago Bears secondary that has allowed the second-most receptions, eighth-most receiving yards, and the most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers. The New York Giants are 7.5-point home favorites this week against the Bears, and Beckham has some insane home-away splits this season. He's averaging 25.8 points per game at home versus 10.8 on the road. If paying up for a stud receiver this week, Beckham is your man.

Mid-Cost Option: Davante Adams ($6,700)

The recent success of Aaron Rodgers has been buoyed with the help of, surprisingly, Davante Adams. Over the last four weeks, Adams leads all wide receivers in targets (47) and receptions (35) and ranks second in receiving yards (403). He will run most of his routes this week away from Josh Norman's coverage and tango with Bashaud Breeland -- a cornerback that ProFootballFocus ranks 110th out of the 116 qualifying corners. Adams' recent steady volume of 11.8 targets per game makes him a dependable player if looking in the mid-priced range.

Low-Cost Option: Tyreek Hill ($4,500)

Tyreek Hill has taken over as the lead receiver in Jeremy Maclin's absence, emerging as a reliable weapon with 24 targets in his last three games. Maclin is looking doubtful once again, leaving Hill as the primary beneficiary. Hill will be squaring up against a Bucs secondary that's allowing the sixth-most touchdowns and fifth-most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers. Hill's blazing 4.25 speed makes him a threat to score anytime he touches the ball.

Other Options: A.J. Green ($8,300), Mike Evans ($8,100), Stefon Diggs ($7,000), Julian Edelman ($6,300), Donte Moncrief ($6,100), Terrelle Pryor ($5,600), Jamison Crowder ($5,400), Quinton Patton ($3,000)