The past two weeks have seen some surprising names at the top of the wide receiver fantasy scoring charts, with Malcolm Mitchell (31 points in Weeks 11-12), Ted Ginn Jr. (29) and Tyreek Hill (28) all ranking tied for fifth or higher in wide receiver points during this time frame.
The production history of those players likely will keep fantasy owners from counting on any of them to take over as a fantasy starter for the remainder of the fantasy season, but should that mindset also apply to DeSean Jackson? Before Week 11, Jackson had posted 15 fantasy points in Washington's previous six games, but he racked up eight receptions for 169 yards and two touchdowns in his next two games, with the corresponding 28 fantasy points also ranking among the top five.
Which of those scoring sides should fantasy owners expect from Jackson from here on out?