DeSean Jackson

DeSean Jackson officially announced his retirement from the NFL.

Fantasy Impact

Jackson, who made the Pro-Bowl three times, will retire as a member of the Eagles where he spent the majority of his career. He posted five 1,000 yard seasons as a receiver to go along with his dynamic ability in the return game throughout his career. He also got a Super Bowl ring in the Rams win over the Bengals for being on the active roster during that season.

DeSean Jackson caught one of his two targets for nine yards in his team's 16-13 loss to the Steelers in Week 17.

Fantasy Impact

Jackson was quiet in a game where Mark Andrews accounted for 100 of the team's 130 receiving yards. Aside from a 74-yard game in Week 12 against Jacksonville, Jackson hasn't done much in a run-first Baltimore offense. He will not be a recommended fantasy option against the Bengals in Week 18.

DeSean Jackson caught one of his two targets for 10 yards in a 17-9 win over the Falcons in Week 16.

Fantasy Impact

Jackson moved into the WR2 chair following the season-ending foot injury suffered by Devin Duvernay earlier in the week but he didn't do much with the added opportunity on an afternoon where the Ravens only completed nine passes. Jackson will be a boom/bust WR5 in Week 17 against the Steelers.

DeSean Jackson caught both of his targets for 34 yards in a 16-14 win over the Steelers in Week 14.

Fantasy Impact

Jackson finished second in receiving in a game where Baltimore only attempted 17 passes. The veteran wideout has filled the deep-threat role for Baltimore as he has a 62 and a 25-yard catch over his past three games. Jackson will be a boom/bust WR5 in Week 15 against a vulnerable Cleveland pass defense.

WR DeSean Jackson was signed to the Ravens' active roster on Sunday.

Fantasy Impact

Jackson had previously used up his maximum of three elevations from the team's practice squad, meaning he had to be signed to remain on the roster. The 36-year-old speedster has made three appearances for Baltimore this year, managing a 5-100 receiving line over that time frame. If Jackson gets into the game in Week 14, he'll likely be catching passes from backup QB Tyler Huntley with Lamar Jackson currently on the mend.