Underrated Panthers playmaker could win your Fantasy Football playoffs

Tetairoa McMillan remains the top dog in Carolina's passing attack, and you have to figure he will be the focal point after inexplicably going silent.

However, he's hurt a little bit. He's going to play, but he's a bit banged up. That could open things up for Coker, who would be a must-start if McMillan were to be ruled out. That's not going to happen, but Coker has strong upside as a sleeper this week.

"Over the last two weeks, Coker has emerged as a consistent playmaker in the Panthers' aerial attack, hauling in eight of his 10 targets for 134 yards and two touchdowns, scoring in both contests," Bleacher Report's Moe Moton wrote.

McMillan should be good to go, but regardless, Moton believes the Panthers' second-year wideout gets a "favorable matchup" with a Buccaneers' pass defense that just allowed Kirk Cousins to throw 365 yards.

In that game, three Falcons' pass-catchers racked up at least six catches and 78 receiving yards," Moton pointed out, highlighting that the Panthers' pass-catchers could have a good day on Sunday.

Coker is now " the clear-cut No. 2 option in the Panthers' passing offense," and he's on a bit of a hot streak. "Coker has boom potential for managers who need a boost at wide receiver," Moton concluded.

He's a strong WR2 who's playing very well in a really advantageous matchup. In terms of waiver-wire pickups at this stage of the fantasy season, you could do a whole lot worse than Coker.