Fantasy News

Stephen Anderson catches one pass in loss to the Patriots.

Anderson had a 14-yard reception. He’s behind Ryan Griffin right now and is not a reliable fantasy option.

9/25/17 - 12:42 PM ET

JuJu Smith-Schuster caught two passes for 39 yards in Sunday’s loss to the Bears.

Smith-Schuster’s receptions went for 25 and 14 yards, but Antonio Brown and Le’Veon Bell were the main sources of offense for Pittsburgh in a 23-17 loss. JuJu isn’t a fantasy option for Week 4’s matchup with he division-rival Ravens.

9/25/17 - 12:07 PM ET

John Brown (quadricep) will play against the 49ers.

Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians said Brown, who is officially listed as questionable for the game, will play. It’s great to hear Smokey will be out there, and now we just have to hope he can stay healthy—something everyone should be hoping for with Brown unfortunately dealing with continuous leg issues over the last couple of years.

9/29/17 - 05:00 PM ET

Sammy Watkins was cleared of his concussion.

The Rams receiver, barring a setback, will be ready to go on Sunday against the Cowboys. Watkins has caught 13 of 14 targets this season, and the ultra-talented receiver has a chance for another monster game if they get him the ball. He’s a great option in both daily leagues and standard re-draft leagues.

9/29/17 - 11:33 AM ET

T.J. Jones leads the team in receiving on Sunday.

Jones caught three passes for 63 yards, with the highlight being a contested grab over the middle where he was drilled but held onto the ball. The 25-year-old will continue to split time with rookie Kenny Golladay behind Golden Tate and Marvin Jones, so he isn’t a fantasy option.

9/25/17 - 01:23 PM ET

Antonio Brown catches 10 passes in Week 3 loss to Chicago.

Brown caught 10 passes for 110 yards and a touchdown, which was a seven-yard score in the fourth quarter. AB now has 10+ receptions in two out of three games to start the season, and he’s a top-two option for next week’s matchup with the Ravens.

9/25/17 - 12:05 PM ET

Jay Ajayi gets 13 touches in Week 4 loss.

Ajayi did not have the hometown return he would have liked, carrying 12 times for 46 yards and adding one reception for eight yards. He had a few nice runs in the game, but the Dolphins simply did not have the ball enough for him to do more damage. Overall, Miami’s offense has not been good at all over the last two weeks, but they and Ajayi could flip the switch at any time. He’s still an RB1 in Week 5 against the Titans.

10/1/17 - 12:45 PM ET