Wilson has reached double figures in three of his last four games, providing 11th-round value in 9-cat formats over the past week. He isn't someone who fantasy managers should feel obligated to add immediately. But, games against Toronto (Thursday) and Utah (Saturday) to end Week 8 make him worth a look, even with those being the busiest days of the week.
Brooklyn's stat line featured balanced scoring, with eight players scoring between 12 and 19 points. Wilson was included in that group, with the 15 points being the most in a game since November 25 (18 vs. Golden State). While the minutes have been there for Wilson, the production hasn't been good enough for him to merit being rostered in most fantasy leagues.
DFS missed their last four games, but he should be back against Milwaukee. Jalen Wilson or Keon Johnson will likely be pushed back to the bench with DFS returning, though there should still be plenty of minutes for both.
Cameron Johnson's return prompts the only change to the Nets starting lineup from the quintet who opened Monday's loss in Chicago. He bumps Tyrese Martin to the bench, and there isn't much to gain from streaming Martin now that he'll be in a reserve role.
DFS is set to miss a fourth consecutive game. Tyrese Martin and Jalen Wilson will have opportunities to contribute significant minutes with DFS out, but it's unclear whether one or both of them will get a starting nod.