According to ESPN’s Rob Demoovsky, Jordy Nelson wants more money than the $30 million contract extension that Roddy White just received. (ESPN)
Fantasy Impact
Jordy Nelson is coming into the final year of his contract. In most cases a player entering the final year of a contract is a good thing for fantasy owners. Over the last 3 seasons, Nelson has put up numbers worthy of a number one wide receiver, hauling in 15 touchdowns in the 2011 season which was good enough for third in the NFL, only behind Rob Gronkowski and Calvin Johnson. Last season he set career highs in both receptions and yards while hauling in 8 touchdowns.