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Friday, September 1, 2023

Denver Broncos 2023 Fantasy Football Projections

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Below you will find our 2023 fantasy football projections for the Denver Broncos.

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QUARTERBACKS

PlayerAtt.Comp.YardsTDINTRushYardsTDPoints
Russell Wilson530.5334.23952.223.3411.94552531.93264.45
Jarrett Stidham33.920.8240.71.531.195.619.60.1716.35

Russell Wilson: Wilson's debut season with the Broncos was a flop. He set career lows in completion percentage (60.5%), TDs/TD% (16, 3.3%) and passer rating (84.4). From Weeks 1 to 13, Wilson had only one top-12 weekly performance (Week 4), but he exceeded 24 fantasy points in three of his final four games in 2022. Transitioning to Sean Payton's offense improves optimism about Wilson's 2023 outlook (just ask Payton himself), but he is better drafted as a fantasy QB2.

RUNNING BACKS

PlayerAtt.YardsTDRec.YardsTDPoints
Javonte Williams177.7781.94.9838.5276.71.5163.99
Samaje Perine152.8649.44.0529.8220.11.3133.95
Jaleel McLaughlin48.7209.41.224.637.70.235.53
Michael Burton5.617.40.173.927.30.18.04

Javonte Williams: Handling seven touches including four receptions in Week 2 of the preseason, Williams (knee) described getting tackled as "the biggest hurdle ... left with the whole recovery process." Returning to game action this quickly after tearing multiple ligaments is extremely impressive, to say the least. Through 21 career games, Williams has 250 carries for 1,107 yards (4.4 YPC, 52.7 YPG), 59 receptions for 392 yards and a total of seven touchdowns.

Samaje Perine: Perine is poised for a "significant role" in Denver's backfield throughout the season, and potentially an even more significant role in the early part of the season even though Williams won't miss any regular-season games to start the year. Sean Payton has a long history of giving substantial workloads to the team's second back.

WIDE RECEIVERS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Courtland Sutton70.8960.25.91.16.10.03167.61
Jerry Jeudy68.7964.45.52.719.60.08166.23
Marvin Mims54.1689.74.1000120.62
Brandon Johnson9.6115.30.700020.53

Courtland Sutton: After missing nearly all of 2020, Sutton has appeared in 32 of 34 games over the past two seasons and has averaged 61/803/2 over that time. Like with Jeudy, Sutton should benefit from the offensive coaching upgrade. Given the number of injuries including to Jeudy (hamstring), it's possible that Sutton outscores all of Denver's receivers this season.

Jerry Jeudy: Jeudy set career highs in receptions (67), yards (972) and touchdowns (six) on 100 targets over 15 games in 2022. Jeudy had 53-plus yards in 10 of his final 11 games if we exclude Week 10 (when he played only one offensive snap). During that 11-game stretch, Jeudy posted a 60/842/5 line with a 72.3% catch rate and 10.14 yards per target. Given the offseason coaching change and Jeudy's production last season when healthy, he has the potential for even better numbers in 2023. Speaking of his health, however, Jeudy is dealing with a hamstring injury that could impact his early-season availability.

Marvin Mims: Tim Patrick missed all of 2022 with a torn ACL, and unfortunately he'll now miss all of 2023 with a torn Achilles. Meanwhile, the Broncos waived KJ Hamler with an NFI designation as he tends to a heart condition (pericarditis). Now Jeudy is dealing with a hamstring injury that could potentially sideline him to open the season. The unfortunate rash of injuries to the Broncos' wide receivers opens the door for Mims, the team's second-round pick, to immediately take on a large role within the passing offense.

TIGHT ENDS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Greg Dulcich45.6563.93.400099.59
Adam Trautman18.5213.81.300038.43
Chris Manhertz8.9100.60.600018.11
Nate Adkins223.10.10003.91

Greg Dulcich: Dulcich had 33 catches for 411 yards and two touchdowns in 10 games as a rookie in 2022. Sean Payton said Dulcich has "a unique skill set. He's got traits. In the passing game we use the term, 'Joker' where you can get matchups."

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Wednesday, August 23, 2023

Denver Broncos 2023 Fantasy Football Projections

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QUARTERBACKS

PlayerAtt.Comp.YardsTDINTRushYardsTDPoints
Russell Wilson529.2333.43942.523.2811.91552531.93263.88
Jarrett Stidham33.820.72401.521.185.619.60.1716.3

Russell Wilson: Wilson's debut season with the Broncos was a flop. He set career lows in completion percentage (60.5%), TDs/TD% (16, 3.3%) and passer rating (84.4). From Weeks 1 to 13, Wilson had only one top-12 weekly performance (Week 4), but he exceeded 24 fantasy points in three of his final four games in 2022. Transitioning to Sean Payton's offense improves optimism about Wilson's 2023 outlook (just ask Payton himself), but he should still be drafted as a fantasy QB2.

RUNNING BACKS

PlayerAtt.YardsTDRec.YardsTDPoints
Javonte Williams177.57814.9737.2271.91.4162.11
Samaje Perine144.8615.43.8429.7219.61.3129.19
Tony Jones Jr.40.4169.71.016.952.30.333.51
Jaleel McLaughlin15.767.50.394.637.60.216.35
Michael Burton5.617.40.173.927.20.18.03

Javonte Williams: Handling seven touches including four receptions in Week 2 of the preseason, Williams (knee) described getting tackled as "the biggest hurdle ... left with the whole recovery process." Returning to game action this quickly after tearing multiple ligaments is extremely impressive, to say the least. Through 21 career games, Williams has 250 carries for 1,107 yards (4.4 YPC, 52.7 YPG), 59 receptions for 392 yards and a total of seven touchdowns.

Samaje Perine: Perine is poised for a "significant role" in Denver's backfield throughout the season, and potentially an even more significant role in the early part of the season even though Williams won't miss any regular-season games to start the year. Sean Payton has a long history of giving substantial workloads to the team's second back.

WIDE RECEIVERS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Jerry Jeudy75.61060.363.122.50.09182.62
Courtland Sutton66.2909.75.61.16.10.03158.46
Marvin Mims39.8520.73.100090.57
Kendall Hinton7.694.10.600016.81
Marquez Callaway5.566.90.500012.44
Montrell Washington4.148.10.30008.66

Jerry Jeudy: Jeudy set career highs in receptions (67), yards (972) and touchdowns (six) on 100 targets over 15 games in 2022. Jeudy had 53-plus yards in 10 of his final 11 games if we exclude Week 10 (when he played only one offensive snap). During that 11-game stretch, Jeudy posted a 60/842/5 line with a 72.3% catch rate and 10.14 yards per target. Given the offseason coaching change and Jeudy's production last season when healthy, he has the potential for even better numbers in 2023.

Courtland Sutton: After missing nearly all of 2020, Sutton has appeared in 32 of 34 games over the past two seasons and has averaged 61/803/2 over that time. Like with Jeudy, Sutton should benefit from the offensive coaching upgrade.

Marvin Mims: Tim Patrick missed all of 2022 with a torn ACL, and unfortunately he'll now miss all of 2023 with a torn Achilles. Meanwhile, the Broncos waived KJ Hamler with an NFI designation as he tends to a heart condition (pericarditis), although Hamler is expected to "expected to miss weeks, not months" and be brought back. The unfortunate rash of injuries to the Broncos' wide receivers opens the door for Mims, the team's second-round pick, to take control of the WR3 spot behind Jeudy and Sutton.

TIGHT ENDS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Greg Dulcich47.3583.53.5000103
Adam Trautman18.4213.31.300038.33
Albert Okwuegbunam3.739.70.30007.62
Chris Manhertz2.727.20.20005.27

Greg Dulcich: Dulcich had 33 catches for 411 yards and two touchdowns in 10 games as a rookie in 2022. Sean Payton said Dulcich has "a unique skill set. He's got traits. In the passing game we use the term, 'Joker' where you can get matchups."

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Thursday, July 13, 2023

Denver Broncos 2023 Fantasy Football Projections

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QUARTERBACKS

PlayerAtt.Comp.YardsTDINTRushYardsTDPoints
Russell Wilson531.5334.83959.723.3911.9654.7251.61.91264.65
Jarrett Stidham33.920.8240.71.531.195.619.60.1716.35

Russell Wilson: Wilson's debut season with the Broncos was a flop. He set career lows in completion percentage (60.5%), TDs/TD% (16, 3.3%) and passer rating (84.4). From Weeks 1 to 13, Wilson had only one top-12 weekly performance (Week 4), but he exceeded 24 fantasy points in three of his final four games in 2022. Transitioning to Sean Payton's offense improves optimism about Wilson's 2023 outlook, but he should still be drafted as a fantasy QB2.

RUNNING BACKS

PlayerAtt.YardsTDRec.YardsTDPoints
Javonte Williams179.8791.14.9437.3270.91.4162.89
Samaje Perine142.8606.93.7130.2224.71.3128.32
Tony Jones Jr.36.8154.60.927.356.70.332.1
Tyler Badie15.666.30.393.225.20.113.69
Michael Burton6.720.80.24.329.40.18.97

Javonte Williams: It remains unclear whether Williams (ACL) will be ready to go for the start of the season, but he expects to be cleared for training camp. If he is, how close will he be to his pre-injury form and how quickly will he be able to get back to that form? Through 21 career games, Williams has 250 carries for 1,107 yards (4.4 YPC, 52.7 YPG), 59 receptions for 392 yards and a total of seven touchdowns.

Samaje Perine: The early-season availability of Javonte Williams factors heavily into Perine's role, but either way, Perine is poised for a "significant role" in Denver's backfield throughout the season. Sean Payton has a long history of giving substantial workloads to the team's second back.

WIDE RECEIVERS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Jerry Jeudy67.9907.35.43.122.50.09159.87
Courtland Sutton54.9756.14.51.16.10.03130.85
Tim Patrick48.5638.53.8000110.9
Marvin Mims23.3325.5200056.2
K.J. Hamler8.91260.700021.25
Kendall Hinton3.646.20.20007.62
Montrell Washington0.910.50.10002.1

Jerry Jeudy: Jeudy set career highs in receptions (67), yards (972) and touchdowns (six) on 100 targets over 15 games in 2022. Jeudy had 53-plus yards in 10 of his final 11 games if we exclude Week 10 (when he played only one offensive snap). During that 11-game stretch, Jeudy posted a 60/842/5 line with a 72.3% catch rate and 10.14 yards per target. Given the offseason coaching change and Jeudy's production last season when healthy, he has the potential for even better numbers in 2023.

Courtland Sutton: After missing nearly all of 2020, Sutton has appeared in 32 of 34 games over the past two seasons and has averaged 61/803/2 over that time. Like with Jeudy, Sutton could benefit from the potential for improved offensive potency, but Tim Patrick is back after missing all of 2022 with a torn ACL and the Broncos drafted Marvin Mims in Round 2.

Tim Patrick: Patrick missed all of 2022 after tearing his ACL in training camp. Before 2022, he had solid back-to-back seasons — 51/742/6 (WR41) and 53/734/5 (WR40) in 2020 and 2021, respectively. Russell Wilson was "most comfortable" with Patrick before the injury, and "multiple people in the building" have told NFL Network's James Palmer that Patrick is the "best football player" in the WR room.

TIGHT ENDS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Greg Dulcich44.8554.53.400098.25
Adam Trautman14161.7100029.17
Albert Okwuegbunam3.739.90.30007.64
Chris Manhertz2.727.30.20005.28

Greg Dulcich: Dulcich had 33 catches for 411 yards and two touchdowns in 10 games as a rookie in 2022. Sean Payton talked up Dulcich, saying that he has "a unique skill set. He's got traits. In the passing game we use the term, 'Joker' where you can get matchups."

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Monday, September 5, 2022

Cincinnati Bengals Fantasy Football Projections 2022

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Below you will find our 2022 fantasy football projections for the Cincinnati Bengals.

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QUARTERBACKS

PlayerAtt.Comp.YardsTDINTRushYardsTDPoints
Joe Burrow561.8383.14297.831.4613.7644.71522.73301.81
Brandon Allen42.325.82751.780.973.74.60.0216.76

Joe Burrow: Burrow started strong (eight consecutive multi-TD games) and closed even stronger (971 yards and eight TDs in final two regular-season games combined) in his NFL Comeback of the Year-winning 2021 season. Burrow quickly reestablished the chemistry he had built with Ja'Marr Chase when the duo played for the LSU Tigers. Chase along with Tee Higgins, Tyler Boyd and Joe Mixon give Burrow one of the league's most talented group of weapons.

RUNNING BACKS

PlayerAtt.YardsTDRec.YardsTDPoints
Joe Mixon262.31101.77.8744.6333.82.6228.67
Samaje Perine64.5280.61.9423.5171.51.376.4
Chris Evans37.6161.70.7517125.81.248.95
Trayveon Williams6.5280.152.2160.17

Joe Mixon: Mixon has eclipsed the 1,100-yard rushing mark in three of four seasons with his six-game 2020 campaign being the exception. While he has averaged 4.1 yards per carry (or less) in each of the past three seasons, the Bengals have upgraded their offensive line this offseason, which should help both Joe Burrow and Mixon. He set a career high in touchdowns (16) in 2021 and the Bengals should once again rank among the league's top-scoring offenses.

WIDE RECEIVERS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Ja'Marr Chase921257.598.647.30.17231.5
Tee Higgins83.811028000200.1
Tyler Boyd70.9788.85.12.216.50.04146.82
Stanley Morgan5.359.40.400010.99
Mike Thomas4.350.30.30008.98
Trent Taylor3.136.60.30007.01

Ja'Marr Chase: Chase went off for 5/101/1 in Week 1 and never looked back. In fact, 2021's NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year had a pair of 200-yard games in 2021. Going into his age-22 season, Chase has a legitimate chance to finish as this year's overall WR1.

Tee Higgins: Higgins set career highs in receptions (74) and yards (1,091) despite missing three games in his age-22 season. No team has a more talented wide receiver duo than the Bengals, and Higgins is a top-12 fantasy option in his own right.

Tyler Boyd: Boyd posted a 67/828/5 line on 94 targets to finish as a top-33 fantasy receiver in 2021, but he also set four-year lows in targets, receptions and yards. Boyd enters 2022 as a solid (but relatively low-upside) WR4.

TIGHT ENDS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Hayden Hurst45.2468.73.800092.27
Drew Sample11.9109.70.800021.72
Mitchell Wilcox4.141.20.20007.37
Devin Asiasi111.40.10002.24

Hayden Hurst: With C.J. Uzomah signing a free-agent deal with the Jets, Hurst landed in a favorable spot for his fantasy outlook. While he's only the fifth offensive option behind the team's top three receivers and Joe Mixon, a 50/500/5 season (similar to Uzomah's 49/493/5 line last season) is within striking distance for the former first-round tight end.

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Saturday, August 13, 2022

Cincinnati Bengals Fantasy Football Projections 2022

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Below you will find our 2022 fantasy football projections for the Cincinnati Bengals.

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QUARTERBACKS

PlayerAtt.Comp.YardsTDINTRushYardsTDPoints
Joe Burrow561.8383.14297.831.4613.7644.7154.22.75302.15
Brandon Allen42.325.82751.780.973.74.60.0216.76

Joe Burrow: Burrow started strong (eight consecutive multi-TD games) and closed even stronger (971 yards and eight TDs in final two regular-season games combined) in his NFL Comeback of the Year-winning 2021 season. Burrow quickly reestablished the chemistry he had built with Ja'Marr Chase when the duo played for the LSU Tigers. Chase along with Tee Higgins, Tyler Boyd and Joe Mixon give Burrow one of the league's most talented group of weapons.

RUNNING BACKS

PlayerAtt.YardsTDRec.YardsTDPoints
Joe Mixon262.31088.57.8744.6333.82.6227.35
Samaje Perine60.2261.91.8122.7162.31.372.43
Chris Evans41.9180.20.8418.2139.51.353.91
Trayveon Williams6.5280.152.2160.17

Joe Mixon: Mixon has eclipsed the 1,100-yard rushing mark in three of four seasons with his six-game 2020 campaign being the exception. While he has averaged 4.1 yards per carry (or less) in each of the past three seasons, the Bengals have upgraded their offensive line this offseason, which should help both Joe Burrow and Mixon. He set a career high in touchdowns (16) in 2021 and the Bengals should once again rank among the league's top-scoring offenses.

WIDE RECEIVERS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Ja'Marr Chase92.41257.598.647.30.17231.7
Tee Higgins84.211028000200.3
Tyler Boyd71.8807.15.22.216.50.04149.7
Stanley Morgan4.752.60.400010.01
Mike Thomas4.1480.30008.65
Kwamie Lassiter II2.934.30.20006.08

Ja'Marr Chase: Chase went off for 5/101/1 in Week 1 and never looked back. In fact, 2021's NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year had a pair of 200-yard games in 2021. Going into his age-22 season, Chase has a legitimate chance to finish as this year's overall WR1.

Tee Higgins: Higgins set career highs in receptions (74) and yards (1,091) despite missing three games in his age-22 season. No team has a more talented wide receiver duo than the Bengals, and Higgins is a top-12 fantasy option in his own right.

Tyler Boyd: Boyd posted a 67/828/5 line on 94 targets to finish as a top-33 fantasy receiver in 2021, but he also set four-year lows in targets, receptions and yards. Boyd enters 2022 as a solid (but relatively low-upside) WR4.

TIGHT ENDS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Hayden Hurst44.8464.13.800091.61
Drew Sample12.3114.30.900022.98
Mitchell Wilcox4.141.20.20007.37

Hayden Hurst: With C.J. Uzomah signing a free-agent deal with the Jets, Hurst landed in a favorable spot for his fantasy outlook. While he's only the fifth offensive option behind the team's top three receivers and Joe Mixon, a 50/500/5 season (similar to Uzomah's 49/493/5 line last season) is within striking distance for the former first-round tight end.

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Monday, October 4, 2021

Fantasy Football RB Waiver-Wire Options Heading into Week 5

Every week, we examine players that may be available on your league's waiver wire that could help your team in the short and/or long term.

For a player to be listed, he must be rostered in 50 percent (or less) of Yahoo! leagues. The goal is to provide recommendations of players that have a greater chance of being available on your league's waiver wire. Of course, your league's size and settings could significantly impact whether these players (or better options) are available in your particular league(s).

With that said, here are some running back waiver-wire options to consider heading into Week 5 (Yahoo! % rostered in parenthesis):

1. Kenneth Gainwell, Philadelphia Eagles (29%)

Gainwell set career highs with six catches, eight targets and 58 receiving yards against the Kansas City Chiefs and added three carries for 31 yards and a score. Gainwell was one of the better receiving backs in the draft and it was a bit surprising that he slipped to the fifth round. Through Sunday's games, Gainwell's 18 targets is tied for ninth-most among running backs.

Over the past two weeks, Gainwell and Miles Sanders are tied in opportunities (carries plus targets) at 16. Sanders (15 touches, 102 YFS) has a couple more touches than Gainwell (13, 123), but the rookie out of Memphis has more YFS and fantasy points over that span.

While I still have Sanders ranked higher than Gainwell in my rest-of-season running back rankings, the gap is narrowing.

2. Latavius Murray, Baltimore Ravens (47%)

It was reported that Murray would start, but it was still a bit of surprise that Ty'Son Williams was a scratch in Week 4. While Lamar Jackson is likely to lead the team in rushing again in 2021, Murray handled the vast majority of running back touches in Week 4.

Murray carried the ball 18 times for 59 yards and a touchdown. Le'Veon Bell, recently promoted from the practice squad, had four touches and Devonta Freeman had one touch. There is no guarantee that Murray will hold onto the lead-back role throughout the season, but the Ravens are one of the league's most run-heavy teams. That makes the 31-year-old a flex/RB3 option the rest of the way.

3. Samaje Perine, Cincinnati Bengals (2%)

Joe Mixon exited Thursday's win over the Jacksonville Jaguars with an ankle injury and even though the team is referring to it as a "minor" injury, it's possible that he misses time.

Assuming Mixon misses a game or two, it's likely that Perine leads the workload split with rookie Chris Evans, but it's unlikely that Perine handles a Mixon-esque workload. The Bengals will host the Green Bay Packers in Week 5 and visit the Detroit Lions in Week 6. Depending on how Week 5 goes, it'd be reasonable to envision Perine as being a top-24 back against the Lions if Mixon is still out.

4. Damien Williams, Chicago Bears (7%)

There is some concern about David Montgomery's knee, but early tests suggest that it's not a major injury for the third-year back. Depending on the results of his MRI on Monday, Williams' ranking on this list could be adjusted. That said, Williams is also dealing with with his own injury.

Montgomery had a big game (23/106/2) before departing with the knee injury, but Williams was highly productive as well. Williams rushed eight times for 55 yards and a touchdown and added two catches for 15 yards. The Bears will face the Las Vegas Raiders on the road next week.

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Monday, September 6, 2021

Fantasy Football Projections 2021: Cincinnati Bengals

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Below you will find our 2021 fantasy football projections for the Cincinnati Bengals.

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QUARTERBACKS

PlayerAtt.Comp.YardsTDINTRushYardsTDPoints
Joe Burrow589.1387.64241.525.337.6665.7246.44.6307.9
Brandon Allen4125.8280.91.461.074.47.70.0215.83

Joe Burrow: Sustaining his season-ending knee injury in Week 11, the only quarterback to throw more pass attempts than Burrow (404, 40.4/G) through that point in the season was Tom Brady (433, 39.4/G). Burrow should rank near the top of the NFL in pass attempts in 2021. That volume makes last year's No. 1 overall pick a worthy back-end QB1 in drafts this summer.

RUNNING BACKS

PlayerAtt.YardsTDRec.YardsTDPoints
Joe Mixon273.61190.27.2553.3431.92.7248.56
Samaje Perine59.1245.31.4815.1117.60.656.32
Chris Evans25.2107.10.5711.497.20.532.55

Joe Mixon: Mixon appeared in only six games in 2020 and he has now missed multiple games in three of his four NFL seasons. That said, Mixon had a minimum of 19 touches in the six games in which he appeared in 2020. Through Week 6, Mixon had more carries (119) than all running backs not named Derrick Henry (123) and was top 10 among running backs in targets (26). With Giovani Bernard now in Tampa, Mixon should be even more involved as a receiver.

MORE: Joe Mixon 2021 Fantasy Football Outlook

Samaje Perine: Perine averaged 6.6 YPC last season for the Bengals and he slides in as the RB2 behind Mixon with Bernard no longer on the roster. Given Mixon's durability history, Perine will be one of the top handcuffs to target late whether your fantasy roster has Mixon or not.

WIDE RECEIVERS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Tee Higgins80.61010.86.33.720.40.04181.46
Ja'Marr Chase81.91019.85.92.6140.03179.91
Tyler Boyd85.89525.33.521.70.04172.31
Auden Tate24.8305.31.800053.73
Mike Thomas3.533.90.10005.74
Stanley Morgan2.729.40.10004.89

Tee Higgins: From Week 2 until Week 11 (Joe Burrow's knee injury), Higgins scored the 19th-most fantasy points (half-PPR scoring) amongst wide receivers. With the Bengals drafting Ja'Marr Chase over Penei Sewell, it took some steam out of Higgins' opportunity to build upon his strong rookie season. On the other hand, A.J. Green and his 104 targets (6.5/G) are no longer on the roster.

MORE: Tee Higgins 2021 Fantasy Football Outlook

Ja'Marr Chase: Former college teammate Justin Jefferson dominated as a rookie in 2020. If Chase were draft-eligible last year, the 2019 Biletnikoff award winner would have been the first receiver off the board. While Tee Higgins and Tyler Boyd will still see substantial (perhaps equal) targets as well, Chase, who has shown some struggles in camp and the preseason, should emerge eventually as the team's WR1.

Tyler Boyd: Boyd had just one catch for one yard in Weeks 15 and 17 -- he was out in Week 16 -- as he failed to extend his 1,000-yard streak to three seasons. Through Week 11 (when Joe Burrow tore his ACL), however, Boyd was averaging 71.0 yards per game, which put him on a 16-game pace of 1,136 yards. Even though the Bengals drafted Chase, a healthy Burrow keeps Boyd in the WR3 mix.

Auden Tate: Earlier this offseason, The Athletic's Jay Morrison noted the Bengals could use more four-WR sets in 2021 with what expects to be an improved offensive line and the quick processing skills of Joe Burrow. Even so, it's more likely to require an injury to one of the team's top three receivers for Tate to become useful in fantasy in 2021.

TIGHT ENDS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
C.J. Uzomah31.8318.8200059.78
Drew Sample20.5187.71.100035.62
Mitchell Wilcox2.118.10.10003.46

C.J. Uzomah: Uzomah suffered a season-ending Achilles injury in Week 2 last season, but The Athletic's Jay Morrison notes that offensive coordinator Brian Callahan thinks they team could have five players hit the 50-reception mark with Uzomah occupying one of those spots.

Drew Sample: Over 16 games last season, Sample had 40 catches for 349 yards and one touchdown. A healthy Uzomah knocks Sample back down to the TE2 spot on the depth chart.

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Saturday, August 21, 2021

Fantasy Football Projections 2021: Cincinnati Bengals

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QUARTERBACKS

PlayerAtt.Comp.YardsTDINTRushYardsTDPoints
Joe Burrow587.2387.84227.825.257.6366247.54.62307.32
Brandon Allen40.825.9271.31.451.064.47.70.0215.42

Joe Burrow: Sustaining his season-ending knee injury in Week 11, the only quarterback to throw more pass attempts than Burrow (404, 40.4/G) through that point in the season was Tom Brady (433, 39.4/G). Burrow should rank near the top of the NFL in pass attempts in 2021. That volume makes last year's No. 1 overall pick a worthy back-end QB1 in drafts this summer.

RUNNING BACKS

PlayerAtt.YardsTDRec.YardsTDPoints
Joe Mixon2751196.37.2954.6443.22.8251.79
Samaje Perine59.4246.51.4915.11170.656.44
Chris Evans18.779.50.424.129.20.116.04
Trayveon Williams6.628.40.133.122.50.18.02

Joe Mixon: Mixon appeared in only six games in 2020 and he has now missed multiple games in three of his four NFL seasons. That said, Mixon had a minimum of 19 touches in the six games in which he appeared in 2020. Through Week 6, Mixon had more carries (119) than all running backs not named Derrick Henry (123) and was top 10 among running backs in targets (26). With Giovani Bernard now in Tampa, Mixon should be even more involved as a receiver.

MORE: Joe Mixon 2021 Fantasy Football Outlook

Samaje Perine: Perine averaged 6.6 YPC last season for the Bengals and he slides in as the RB2 behind Mixon with Bernard now longer on the roster. Given Mixon's durability history, Perine will be one of the top handcuffs to target late whether your fantasy roster has Mixon or not.

WIDE RECEIVERS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Ja'Marr Chase82.310195.92.6140.03180.03
Tee Higgins80.71005.56.33.720.40.04180.98
Tyler Boyd85.8947.15.43.521.70.04172.42
Auden Tate25.9314.91.900055.84
Trent Taylor4.6450.10007.4
Stanley Morgan2.729.20.10004.87

Ja'Marr Chase: Former college teammate Justin Jefferson dominated as a rookie in 2020. If Chase were draft-eligible last year, the 2019 Biletnikoff award winner would have been the first receiver off the board. While Tee Higgins and Tyler Boyd will still see substantial (perhaps equal) targets as well, Chase, who has shown some struggles in camp and the preseason, should emerge eventually as the team's WR1.

Tee Higgins: From Week 2 until Week 11 (Joe Burrow's knee injury), Higgins scored the 19th-most fantasy points (half-PPR scoring) amongst wide receivers. With the Bengals drafting Ja'Marr Chase over Penei Sewell, it took some steam out of Higgins' opportunity to build upon his strong rookie season. On the other hand, A.J. Green and his 104 targets (6.5/G) are no longer on the roster.

MORE: Tee Higgins 2021 Fantasy Football Outlook

Tyler Boyd: Boyd had just one catch for one yard in Weeks 15 and 17 -- he was out in Week 16 -- as he failed to extend his 1,000-yard streak to three seasons. Through Week 11 (when Joe Burrow tore his ACL), however, Boyd was averaging 71.0 yards per game, which put him on a 16-game pace of 1,136 yards. Even though the Bengals drafted Chase, a healthy Burrow keeps Boyd in the WR3 mix.

Auden Tate: Earlier this offseason, The Athletic's Jay Morrison noted the Bengals could use more four-WR sets in 2021 with what expects to be an improved offensive line and the quick processing skills of Joe Burrow. Even so, it's more likely to require an injury to one of the team's top three receivers for Tate to become useful in fantasy in 2021.

TIGHT ENDS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
C.J. Uzomah29.4292.41.900055.34
Drew Sample22.52071.300039.75
Thaddeus Moss1.715.70.10003.02
Mason Schreck1.211.20.10002.32

C.J. Uzomah: Uzomah suffered a season-ending Achilles injury in Week 2 last season, but The Athletic's Jay Morrison notes that offensive coordinator Brian Callahan thinks they team could have five players hit the 50-reception mark with Uzomah occupying one of those spots.

Drew Sample: Over 16 games last season, Sample had 40 catches for 349 yards and one touchdown. A healthy Uzomah knocks Sample back down to the TE2 spot on the depth chart.

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Wednesday, July 28, 2021

Fantasy Football Projections 2021: Cincinnati Bengals

Our 2021 Fantasy Football Projections will be viewable by both position and team.

Below you will find our 2021 fantasy football projections for the Cincinnati Bengals.

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QUARTERBACKS

PlayerAtt.Comp.YardsTDINTRushYardsTDPoints
Joe Burrow587.2387.84213.225.257.6366247.54.62306.74
Brandon Allen40.825.92531.451.064.47.70.0214.69

Joe Burrow: Sustaining his season-ending knee injury in Week 11, the only quarterback to throw more pass attempts than Burrow (404, 36.7/G) through that point in the season was Tom Brady (433, 36.1/G). Burrow should rank near the top of the NFL in pass attempts in 2021. That volume makes last year's No. 1 overall pick a worthy back-end QB1 in drafts this summer.

RUNNING BACKS

PlayerAtt.YardsTDRec.YardsTDPoints
Joe Mixon276.112017.3256.1455.62.9255.03
Samaje Perine59.4246.51.4913.7100.50.553.49
Trayveon Williams18.780.40.374.1290.115.81
Chris Evans5.523.40.123.122.30.17.44

Joe Mixon: Mixon appeared in only six games in 2020 and he has now missed multiple games in three of his four NFL seasons. That said, Mixon had a minimum of 19 touches in the six games in which he appeared in 2020. Through Week 6, Mixon had more carries (119) than all running backs not named Derrick Henry (123) and was top 10 among running backs in targets (26). With Giovani Bernard now in Tampa, Mixon should be even more involved as a receiver.

MORE: Joe Mixon 2021 Fantasy Football Outlook

Samaje Perine: Perine averaged 6.6 YPC last season for the Bengals and he slides in as the RB2 behind Mixon with Bernard now longer on the roster. Given Mixon's durability history, Perine will be one of the top handcuffs to target late whether your fantasy roster has Mixon or not.

WIDE RECEIVERS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
Ja'Marr Chase85.41045.16.11.15.90.01184.46
Tee Higgins81.71009.46.44.424.20.04182.85
Tyler Boyd83.8917.85.34.427.30.04168.45
Auden Tate24.8301.51.800053.35
Trent Taylor4.644.70.10007.37
Stanley Morgan3.133.50.10005.5

Ja'Marr Chase: Former college teammate Justin Jefferson dominated as a rookie in 2020. If Chase were draft-eligible last year, the 2019 Biletnikoff award winner would have been the first receiver off the board. Reunited with his former college quarterback, Chase should be able to establish immediate chemistry. While Tee Higgins and Tyler Boyd will still see substantial (perhaps equal) targets as well, Chase should emerge eventually as the team's WR1.

Tee Higgins: From Week 2 until Week 11 (Joe Burrow's knee injury), Higgins scored the 19th-most fantasy points (half-PPR scoring) amongst wide receivers. With the Bengals drafting Ja'Marr Chase over Penei Sewell, it took some steam out of Higgins' opportunity to build upon his strong rookie season. On the other hand, A.J. Green and his 104 targets (6.5/G) are no longer on the roster.

MORE: Tee Higgins 2021 Fantasy Football Outlook

Tyler Boyd: Boyd had just one catch for one yard in Weeks 15 and 17 -- he was out in Week 16 -- as he failed to extend his 1,000-yard streak to three seasons. Through Week 11 (when Joe Burrow tore his ACL), however, Boyd was averaging 71.0 yards per game, which put him on a 16-game pace of 1,136 yards. Even though the Bengals drafted Chase, a healthy Burrow keeps Boyd in the WR3 mix.

Auden Tate: As The Athletic's Jay Morrison notes, the Bengals could use more four-WR sets in 2021 with what expects to be an improved offensive line and the quick processing skills of Joe Burrow. Even so, it's more likely to require an injury to one of the team's top three receivers for Tate to become useful in fantasy in 2021.

TIGHT ENDS

PlayerRec.YardsTDRushYardsTDPoints
C.J. Uzomah27.5272.41.700051.19
Drew Sample24.6223.31.400043.03
Mason Schreck1.211.20.10002.32

C.J. Uzomah: Uzomah suffered a season-ending Achilles injury in Week 2 last season, but The Athletic's Jay Morrison notes that offensive coordinator Brian Callahan thinks they team could have five players hit the 50-reception mark with Uzomah occupying one of those spots.

Drew Sample: Over 16 games last season, Sample had 40 catches for 349 yards and one touchdown. A healthy Uzomah knocks Sample back down to the TE2 spot on the depth chart.

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