Isaac TeSlaa is knocking on Detroit’s Week 1 lineup, but fantasy managers should treat him as a high-upside bench stash rather than a lock for Week 1. The rookie’s preseason surge gave him a real shot at the No. 3 WR role, especially after Tim Patrick’s move opened a path behind Kalif Raymond. If he sees consistent targets in the opener, he could creep into deeper-league flex territory by Week 2.

Kalif Raymond remains in the mix as a veteran target, but TeSlaa’s early involvement could dilute Raymond’s immediate upside. Detroit’s pass-catching corps carries upside, but TeSlaa is best viewed as a speculative add in 12-team formats, with upside potential if targets materialize early and often.