DET · WR · Age 24
Isaac TeSlaa's recent target share of 13.8% in a single game signals potential for increased involvement, but his overall trailing average of just 8.2% target share and WR89 value rank indicate he is not yet a reliable weekly starter.
Not enough recent NFL production to trust the fundamentals rank yet — no call.
Our own read · beta — not a trade price.
TeSlaa scored 6 TDs on only 2.6 expected as a rookie (+3.4 over expected), a finishing-luck rate that historically reverts and would hit his box-score value even if raw usage holds steady.
Reports out of 2026 camp described a slow start that cast some doubt on a Year 2 breakout, and DET used a 2026 draft pick (Kendrick Law, R5) plus veteran depth (Tay Martin) at the position, though neither carries the capital to seriously threaten his WR3 spot.
With the veteran slot/depth receiver who occupied the WR3 role in 2025 no longer on the roster, TeSlaa enters 2026 as the favorite for a full-time WR3 role rather than a rotational one.
A size advantage over both St. Brown and Williams plus a vertical target profile (13.0 aDOT, 33% deep targets) gives TeSlaa a distinct boom-week/red-zone niche even within a limited-target role.
| Format | Value | vs Best |
|---|---|---|
| PPR 1QBBest | 1,482 | — |
| PPR SF | 1,262 | -220 |