Wicks, 1% rostered, provides late-round potential as a Packers route-runner with growing trust as Reed (collarbone) misses time; neck-and-neck on snaps with Matthew Golden and a path to low-end PPR flexing.

Wicks steps into a slot role with Jayden Reed out, catching 4 of 6 targets for 47 yards in Week 2. Upside hinges on continued target share; he’s a slot-receiver upside play in deeper leagues with a decent path to a flexible Week 3 role.

Wicks has joined Reed and Golden as a legitimate option for Love, highlighted by a big-play potential missed on a fourth-down bomb and consistency across the first two weeks. His role hints at a deeper, more explosive passing attack that fantasy managers can exploit when the offense heats up.

Wicks contributed to GB’s balanced aerial attack, showing playmaking ability as GB spreads targets across multiple weapons. His involvement signals GB’s willingness to deploy a larger WR rotation, creating opportunities for fantasy players who chase breakout weeks from situational contributors.

Wicks steps in as a growth option behind Doubs, Golden and Williams, with a path to quickly earn more targets as the WR group mutates. His development could provide a steady secondary option if matchups suit Packers’ spread concepts.