Lawrence Cager
WR - New York Giants
2024 Outlook
Lawrence Cager caught both of his targets for 17 yards in the Giants' 40-0 Week 1 loss to the Dallas Cowboys Sunday night.
Fantasy Impact
Cager made the most of his minimal involvement in the Giants passing attack Sunday night, averaging 8.5 yards per reception. The wideout is one of a multitude of pass-catching options for an offense searching for answers ahead of a favorable Week 2 contest against the Arizona Cardinals up next.
Lawrence Cager caught one of his two targets for 20 yards in a 28-20 loss to the Cowboys Thursday.
Fantasy Impact
Cager has tallied 49 yards and one touchdown on five receptions in five games this season. The 25-year-old wide receiver will likely be used as a depth piece for the Giants after he was recently signed to the active roster. Fantasy managers should leave Cager on the waiver wire for now.
The Giants signed Lawrence Cager to their active roster on Tuesday.
Fantasy Impact
Cager had been elevated from the practice squad each of the last three weeks, so he needed to be signed to the active roster. He's made a mild fantasy impact (for a tight end), catching two passes in each of the last two games, including a touchdown against the Texans. Expect him to play the bulk of the snaps at tight end on Thursday against the Cowboys, but given how tough Dallas has been against the position, it's best to avoid him for fantasy purposes.
Lawrence Cager caught two of three targets for 20 receiving yards in the Giants' 31-18 Week 11 loss to the Lions.
Fantasy Impact
Cager has now recorded two receptions in consecutive games for the Giants, although his 29 receiving yards and one touchdown leave plenty to be desired. The pass catcher will need a swath of injuries to receive a larger opportunity to produce going forward.
Lawrence Cager has been elevated from New York's practice squad ahead of their Week 11 matchup against the Detroit Lions.
Fantasy Impact
Cager caught a touchdown pass in New York's Week 10 win over the Texans, and the team will choose to elevate him once again on Sunday. He doesn't project to see a lot of volume, but he will be the team's top tight end and has touchdown potential against a weak Detroit defense.
