
Demaryius Thomas, Wes Welker, Emmanuel Sanders' Post-Week 6 Fantasy Reaction
Denver Broncos wide receivers are fortunate enough to have future Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning at the helm; although, targets are not always guaranteed—even in this pass-oriented offense. When looking at the stat lines of Demaryius Thomas, Emmanuel Sanders and Wes Welker, that notion was very apparent Sunday against the New York Jets.
Here's a look at how the trio of receivers fared on Sunday:
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| Demaryius Thomas | 10 | 12 | 124 | 1 |
| Emmanuel Sanders | 3 | 6 | 38 | 0 |
| Wes Welker | 1 | 1 | 8 | 0 |
Thomas is Manning's clear-cut No. 1 option, and the receiver followed up an enormous Week 5 performance with another huge day in Week 6. Early in the second quarter, Thomas notched the team's first touchdown of the day, hooking up with Manning for a one-yard strike.
The wide receiver wasn't done there, as an incredible toe-tapping grab on the sideline put him over 100 yards receiving for the day in the third quarter. Following that reception, a tweet from the NFL confirmed what we already knew:
There is no reason to consider Thomas as anything less than a must-start fantasy stud. He should be solidified as a WR1 in every fantasy format.
The speedy Sanders has been a revelation for the Broncos this season. He's proved to be a great complement to Thomas, and he's still garnering plenty of attention from Manning. While he may not be putting up Thomas-like numbers, his ability to take the top off a defense remains valuable for fantasy owners.
Consider Sanders as a legitimate WR2. He'll continue to see enough targets to keep his numbers worthy of a starting status.
Perhaps the biggest surprise of the day was the disappearing act put on by Welker. A once-trusted receiver—by Manning and fantasy owners, alike—appears to have quickly fallen out of the favor of both parties. Until Denver's offense makes a legitimate attempt to get him involved once again, Welker should be relegated to the bench.

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