Zay Flowers, returning to his home state of Florida for the first time since high school, is expected to have a special game in South Florida when the Baltimore Ravens face the Miami Dolphins. Flowers, a native of Fort Lauderdale and the 11th of 14 children, anticipates a strong emotional and performance boost with about 40 family and friends in attendance. His chemistry with Lamar Jackson, who is returning to action, and his consistent volume—logging at least five receptions in most games—make him a reliable WR2 with upside for a breakout game, especially in a high-scoring matchup. Flowers' matchup against Miami's defense, ranked 11th in fewest passing yards allowed, is challenging but manageable due to his target share and yards-after-catch ability. Meanwhile, Travis Hunter, a rookie wide receiver, has shown increased role and production, including a 101-yard, one-touchdown game against the Rams. Hunter's athleticism and after-the-catch skills make him a high-upside option, especially against the Raiders, who are among the worst defenses against wide receivers. His target share is expected to rise above 20%, and he faces a zone-heavy defense that he can exploit. In fantasy football, the debate between Flowers and Hunter centers on safety versus upside. Flowers offers volume and consistency but faces a tougher matchup, making him more suitable for cautious lineups. Hunter, with higher potential for targets and efficiency, is favored for those seeking high-reward plays. Both players are viable depending on roster construction and risk tolerance. Flowers remains a dependable option, while Hunter is a high-upside play with the potential for a significant game in Week 9.