Braxton Berrios

Braxton Berrios caught two of his six targets for 29 yards in the Jets' Week 3 loss to the Patriots.

Fantasy Impact

Berrios has not shown any indication he's a regular offensive weapon before this week, so keep an eye on the target shares, but no need to rush out and pick him up. The Jets still have Jamison Crowder manning the slot and the offense is now run by Luke Falk, so Berrios is lukewarm at best even if he earns a starting role.

Braxton Berrios (hamstring) is questionable for Sunday's game against Buffalo.

Fantasy Impact

Berrios was limited in all three practices this week. He was picked up by the Jets after being waived by New England on cutdown day Saturday. Berrios will provide depth to the Jets' receiver corps.

Braxton Berrios caught all three of his targets for 45 yards in the Patriots' preseason win over the Lions.

Fantasy Impact

Berrios would only ever really play the slot, so it's nice to see him with a solid yards/catch mark. It's unlikely he'll get meaningful playing time in 2019, but he's still a viable Taxi squad stash in dynasty leagues.

Braxton Berrios who was stashed on injured reserve as a rookie, has looked good at spring practices in hopes to landing a roster spot as part of the Patriots receiving corps.

Fantasy Impact

Berrios, a sixth round pick in 2018, is in good health after spending his entire rookie season on the injured reserve. He will need his strong May and June to carry over into training camp, if he hopes to land a roster spot with the team. His odds will largely remain on the health of Demaryius Thomas and the suspension status of Josh Gordon. According to Reiss, Berrios would be in a Danny Amendola-type role as a slot receiver while also working as a return specialist.