Price: $5,000

Our projections have Jermaine Kearse as the best point-per-dollar value among wideouts priced below $6,000 this week.

With Quincy Enunwa going down with a high-ankle sprain in Week 5, Kearse stepped up and played on 83% of the New York Jets' offensive snaps -- the most among the team's wideouts. He took that playing time and recorded a season-high 10 targets, marking his third time seeing at least 5 in a game this season.

That workload already puts him in an appealing spot at this price-point, and Terrelle Pryor (groin), who played 62% of snaps and saw 6 targets last week, missed Wednesday's practice.

Regardless of Pryor's status, Kearse's volume makes him a solid play against a Minnesota Vikings defense that our models have ranked bottom-10 against the pass, but Pryor sitting out would give Kearse a big boost in value, as well.