DeSean Jackson or Jalen Reagor
Who Should I Draft?
Experts' Pick | ||
WR - PHI  | WR - PHI  | |
Expert |
57% Recommended by 66 of 115 experts |
43% Recommended by 49 of 115 experts |
| Most Accurate Experts | ||
| Top Experts | 80% | 20% |
| Top WR Experts | 67% | 33% |
| Top Player Experts | - | - |
| Rankings | ||
| ECR | # 52 | # 57 |
| Best Rank | # 29 | # 35 |
| Worst Rank | # 79 | # 76 |
| Fantasy Points | ||
| Season Total | 0.0 | 27.9 |
| Avg Game | ‐ | 9.3 |
| Avg Projection | 99.2 | 103.6 |
| Schedule | ||
| SOS Rank | 22 | 22 |
| Misc | ||
| Injury Alert | ‐ | ‐ |
| Expert Ranks | ||
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Jalen Reagor | DeSean Jackson |
4 h | #51 | #62 |
8 h | #42 | #58 |
8 h | #62 | #42 |
10 h | #56 | #76 |
11 h | #48 | #37 |
13 h | #48 | ‐ |
14 h | #34 | #69 |
17 h | #48 | #55 |
18 h | #55 | #54 |
18 h | #59 | #56 |
19 h | #54 | #44 |
20 h | #54 | #61 |
21 h | #64 | #55 |
21 h | #45 | #53 |
22 h | #50 | #71 |
23 h | #50 | #58 |
1 d | #54 | #63 |
2 d | #79 | #73 |
2 d | #43 | #65 |
2 d | #51 | #58 |
2 d | #53 | #64 |
2 d | #39 | #60 |
2 d | #76 | #35 |
3 d | #47 | #71 |
3 d | #36 | #55 |
3 d | #61 | #47 |
3 d | #64 | #60 |
3 d | #51 | #37 |
3 d | #60 | #36 |
3 d | #50 | #60 |
3 d | #60 | #43 |
3 d | #29 | #51 |
3 d | #51 | #58 |
3 d | #59 | #55 |
3 d | #44 | #66 |
3 d | #53 | #45 |
3 d | #74 | #66 |
4 d | #71 | #66 |
4 d | #42 | #54 |
4 d | #44 | #57 |
4 d | #40 | #55 |
4 d | #57 | #59 |
4 d | #75 | #56 |
4 d | #38 | #57 |
4 d | #44 | #43 |
4 d | #58 | #51 |
5 d | #44 | #58 |
5 d | ‐ | #55 |
5 d | #76 | #58 |
5 d | #53 | #66 |
6 d | #45 | #71 |
6 d | #69 | #56 |
6 d | #64 | #58 |
7 d | #45 | #39 |
7 d | #55 | #59 |
7 d | #60 | #62 |
7 d | #56 | #58 |
1 w | #47 | #49 |
1 w | #50 | #52 |
1 w | #44 | #51 |
1 w | #46 | #63 |
1 w | #44 | #46 |
1 w | #44 | #50 |
1 w | #57 | #58 |
1 w | #37 | #67 |
1 w | #58 | #43 |
1 w | #50 | #51 |
1 w | #43 | #63 |
2 w | #55 | #61 |
2 w | #37 | #65 |
2 w | #33 | #60 |
2 w | #63 | #27 |
2 w | #66 | #49 |
2 w | #55 | #57 |
2 w | #40 | ‐ |
2 w | #55 | #58 |
2 w | #58 | #72 |
2 w | #40 | #64 |
2 w | #67 | #41 |
2 w | #56 | #67 |
2 w | #86 | #84 |
2 w | #54 | #36 |
2 w | ‐ | #49 |
2 w | #49 | #65 |
2 w | #56 | #58 |
3 w | #54 | #63 |
3 w | #63 | #58 |
3 w | #57 | #59 |
3 w | #54 | #88 |
3 w | #58 | #77 |
4 w | #59 | #51 |
4 w | #62 | #61 |
4 w | #58 | #57 |
4 w | #54 | #50 |
4 w | #43 | #16 |
07/06 | #48 | #74 |
07/04 | #48 | #61 |
07/02 | #65 | #40 |
07/01 | #49 | #60 |
07/04 | #114 | #42 |
06/24 | #48 | #50 |
06/23 | #74 | #50 |
06/29 | #47 | #104 |
07/09 | #56 | #61 |
06/07 | #65 | #56 |
5 d | #67 | #56 |
1 w | #61 | #55 |
05/29 | #61 | #56 |
05/24 | #62 | #57 |
7 d | #73 | #71 |
05/16 | #62 | #69 |
05/08 | ‐ | #57 |
06/10 | #57 | #60 |
04/27 | #50 | #61 |
01/14 | ‐ | #49 |
WR - PHI | WR - PHI | |
| 2020 Schedule | ||
| Week 1 | at WAS | at WAS |
| Week 2 | vs. LAR | vs. LAR |
| Week 3 | vs. CIN | vs. CIN |
| Week 4 | at SF | at SF |
| Week 5 | at PIT | at PIT |
| Week 6 | vs. BAL | vs. BAL |
| Week 7 | vs. NYG | vs. NYG |
| Week 8 | vs. DAL | vs. DAL |
| Week 9 | BYE WEEK | BYE WEEK |
| Week 10 | at NYG | at NYG |
| Week 11 | at CLE | at CLE |
| Week 12 | vs. SEA | vs. SEA |
| Week 13 | at GB | at GB |
| Week 14 | vs. NO | vs. NO |
| Week 15 | at ARI | at ARI |
| Week 16 | at DAL | at DAL |
| Week 17 | vs. WAS | vs. WAS |
WR - PHI | WR - PHI | |
| Receiving | ||
| Receptions | 55.0 | 48.3 |
| Rec Yards | 723.5 | 722.1 |
| Rec TDs | 4.5 | 4.4 |
| Rushing | ||
| Rush Attempts | 1.9 | 4.3 |
| Rush Yards | 11.7 | 24.8 |
| Rush TDs | 0.1 | 0.4 |
| Points | ||
| Fantasy Points | 99.2 | 103.6 |
WR - PHI | WR - PHI | |
| 2019 Points | ||
| Week 1 | ‐ | 27.4 |
| Week 2 | ‐ | 0.0 |
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| Week 9 | ‐ | 0.5 |
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WR - PHI | WR - PHI | |
| 2019 Targets | ||
| Week 1 | ‐ | 9 |
| Week 2 | ‐ | 0 |
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| Week 9 | ‐ | 1 |
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WR - PHI | WR - PHI | |
| Expert | ||
| Mike Tagliere FantasyPros | If everyone remains healthy in Philadelphia, it's going to be tough for Reagor to see more than 5-6 targets per game. That's the thing, though. The combination of Alshon Jeffery and DeSean Jackson is not one we're expecting to be healthy all year, which provides Reagor with some upside that could be tapped into. He's an ideal bench stash that you can play when we know Jeffery will deal with a top-tier cornerback, or if/when one of them misses a game. He could be a fantasy superstar if he gets the targets. | We only got to see Jackson in Doug Pederson's offense for one full game before the wheels fell off and Jackson needed to be shut down. In that game, he caught 8-of-9 targets for 154 yards and two touchdowns. The Eagles drafted a lot of speed, but Jackson will be there to mentor them and will be starting in 2WR sets. |
| Dan Harris FantasyPros | Reagor averaged more than 15 yards per reception in college and has a ton of speed, so he obviously has the raw talent to succeed quickly in the NFL. Although the lack of preseason games should generally hurt rookie wide receivers, Alshon Jeffery will likely begin the year on the PUP list, which should open up an opportunity for Reagor to succeed right out of the gate. Word from the coaching staff is that they plan to involve him early so, unlike most rookie wide receivers, Reagor could be someone who produces right away. You obviously can't draft him as a starter but he's the ideal bench receiver with upside. | |
| Ben Wasley The Fantasy First Down | Jalen Reagor looks like he may be the Eagles slot receiver but I'm not entirely sure that's his strength. He's small, runs mediocre routes and profiles as more of a DJax-style deep threat. While that's fine in isolation, the Eagles already have two good outside receivers meaning Reagor may be forced into the slot. Alshon Jeffery starting on the PUP list will give Reagor a great opportunity to start off the season but Jeffery will still play in front of him when healthy. When you consider the Eagles gave their tight ends and running backs an astonishing 349 targets last season, it's hard to see space for Reagor behind big names like Ertz, Goedert and Sanders in the middle of the field. Reagor is a gamble that's starting to look more worthwhile but don't get caught up in the hype and reach for him as he's unlikely to be a league winner. | DeSean Jackson is getting a surprising amount of hype for a 33-year-old coming off a major injury which derailed the majority of his 2019 season. He does have massive upside though, especially on a weekly basis as evidenced by his Week 1 explosion for 154 yards and 2 TDs last season. With a heap of new weapons in town though, it's hard to see much chance DJax replicates anything close to his original Eagles success. The Alshon Jeffery injury certainly helps but Jackson is still far from a certainty. Take him in Best Ball but use caution in other leagues as there's a good chance he'll have as many bust weeks as boom weeks. |
| Kyle Yates FantasyPros | Jalen Reagor lands in a great spot here in Philadelphia with a top-tier QB in Carson Wentz. While Reagor may be relegated to schemed touches in year one, he'll most likely step into the DeSean Jackson role in 2021. You may have to wait a while for Reagor to truly hit, but he has the talent and draft capital to make an impact for fantasy football. | With Alshon Jeffery projected to start the season on the PUP list, Jackson is a screaming steal at his current ADP. We've seen what Jackson can do when he's fully healthy in this offense and right now, Jackson is the smartest selection you can make in the late rounds of your draft. He can be plugged in immediately as a WR2/WR3 into your lineup and he'll still have value as long as he stays healthy. |
| Bart Wheeler Hail to Fantasy Football | Assuming he's healthy this season, I had him way too low...maybe I still do, but I'll always be low on DeSean versus the ECR. | |
| Seth Miller Crossroads Fantasy Football | Let's take a moment to stat out the Eagles offense. The good news: They've never gone below 564 ATT with Pederson at the helm. The bad news: when you stat it out Ertz - 120 Goedert - 75, if you think 195 targets is too much for the position they had 222 last year and Goedert isn't going anywhere Alshon - 100. He paced for more last year but pretty easy to assume injury Sanders - 65. And that's a modest total. He had 63 last year DJax - 65. Could be modest as well but trying to make a point. That's 425 Targets, redistribute them how you want but I think the number for that group is fair. You've probably realized that still leaves AT LEAST 139 targets! I didn't bother statting out the smaller pieces but the RB as whole generally AVGs closer to 100 targets with Doug, Arcega-Whiteside lurks, another 75 potential targets disappearing. I have nothing against Reagor, but the idea that he's challenging for WR1 in dynasty and will some kind of steal in redraft feels questionable to me. 75 targets year 1 would be a win IMO, not a ton of fantasy relevance for that though. Crossroads Point: You just based your whole argument on numbers you made up, Seth | |
