As the fantasy football playoffs heat up, managers are faced with tough decisions regarding their lineups, especially in deep leagues where subpar players may need to be considered. In Week 17, three wide receivers stand out as questionable options: Jerry Jeudy, Ray-Ray McCloud III, and Wan'Dale Robinson.

Jerry Jeudy of the Cleveland Browns has been struggling due to his team's poor performance and his own injuries. With quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson at the helm, Jeudy's production has plummeted, making him a risky start. His previous brilliance seems a distant memory as he has not been able to replicate his earlier success.

Ray-Ray McCloud III, who plays for the Atlanta Falcons, is another player to think twice about. Despite receiving a high percentage of offensive snaps, his lack of targets and inconsistent performances make him a questionable start. He has shown flashes of potential but has not been able to put together a reliable game.

Finally, Wan'Dale Robinson of the New York Giants is often overhyped due to his target volume. However, his inability to convert those opportunities into meaningful production raises concerns. His short routes and failure to gain yards after the catch suggest that he may not be worth starting, especially given his ACL injury history.

As fantasy managers prepare for crucial matchups, these players exemplify the challenges of making start/sit decisions in a competitive landscape.