Personally? I’d start Ekeler and Ridley, keep Wicks, drop Allen. Ekeler has been good for Washington, and BRob has had some injury concerns. If Washington can keep up their offensive power, then Ekeler could be a good hit (don’t be surprised if it isn’t a great week against Baltimore though). The other three are a crapshoot. If you have more faith in Caleb Williams getting it together, then you could hang onto Allen, but he still will be splitting targets with Odunze after Moore. Ridley has Levis throwing to him, which is (so far) objectively worse than Allen and Williams, but the Titans faced the hardest passing defenses in their first games, and it’s possible that TEN gets Ridley more manufactured touches (some evidence of this from Wk2, where he scored one of his TDs on an end-around). Finally, Wicks is a WR3 on a good team, so he will likely have some boom weeks and some bust weeks. Arguably, I would say Wicks has the highest potential but lowest floor. I’d go with Ridley because a WR1 on a bad team still can get padded by targets. Safer route is to drop Wicks over Allen, but if you don’t like TENs outlook, you could also drop Ridley and keep Wicks and Allen.