Boston caught 6 of 11 targets for 37 yards and finished as the WR30. Concepcion caught 3 passes for 37 yards, including a 24-yarder, and finished as the WR43. Both played 58 snaps, but neither made a major fantasy impact.
2026 Fantasy Football Impact
Boston drew a target on 27% of his 41 routes but managed just 3.4 yards per target. Concepcion drew only 3 targets on 43 routes (7%). Harold Fannin Jr. dominated the looks with 12 targets, and Dylan Sampson caught 6 passes out of the backfield. Jerry Jeudy ran 36 routes but caught none of his 1 target. Concepcion also added a 21-yard punt return.
The targets have flipped between these two. Concepcion was the WR6 in Week 7, catching 8 of 10 targets for 129 yards and adding 23 rushing yards, but he drew just 3 targets this week. Boston caught 3 of 8 targets for 27 yards (WR42) in Week 7 before his 11-target game. He has 19 targets over the last two weeks but just 9 catches for 64 yards. Boston was the WR22 in Week 5, and Concepcion was the WR37 in Week 6.
Week 9 brings New Orleans, which allows the 23rd-most fantasy points to WRs and ranked 23rd in our pass defense power rankings heading into Week 8. Houston follows in Week 10, allowing the fifth-most points to WRs and ranking 17th in pass defense power. Cleveland is on bye in Week 11. Both are WR4s with weekly volatility, but Concepcion has shown the higher ceiling. Week 10 against Houston is the better spot for both.
