Robby Anderson

Robby Anderson caught three of his five targets for 39 yards in the Jets' Week 6 win over the Colts.

Fantasy Impact

Anderson was third on the team in targets, which isn't bad considering he's often targeted deep. It didn't happen for him this game in a good matchup, and next week isn't likely to be much better. He remains a boom-or-bust option outside the WR3 conversation.

Robby Anderson caught three of his team-high (tie) five targets for 123 yards and two touchdowns in the Jets' Week 5 win over the Broncos.

Fantasy Impact

Anderson may have had two touchdowns, but he only caught three passes, and they were high-variance targets. Anderson is not the WR1 on the Jets, and will be a highly volatile option that is a bye week stand-in with tons of upside. Look beyond the box score.

Robby Anderson will not be suspended by the league for a previous arrest according to a league spokesman.

Fantasy Impact

It's welcome news for his owners as a possible suspension has been on the back of minds since the preseason. Despite the good news, his production on the field has been far from inspiring and Quincy Enunwa appears to be Sam Darnold's favorite target. Anderson's big play ability makes him a solid DFS tournament play, but at this point, leave him on your bench in standard fantasy leagues if you have better options.

Robby Anderson caught only two of his six targets for 18 yards in the Jets' Week 4 loss the the Jaguars.

Fantasy Impact

Anderson and quarterback Sam Darnold have almost no connection in regards to Anderson's specialty, the deep ball. Anderson is a high-volatility option with a low floor, and is hard to trust any given week. Next week against the Broncos he could pop, since the outside cornerbacks are not as strong as Chris Harris Jr. for Denver.

Robby Anderson caught two of his four targets for 22 yards and lost a fumble in the Jets' Week 3 loss to the Browns.

Fantasy Impact

Anderson has been very disappointing to start the year, surrendering last year's WR1 chair to Quincy Enunwa this season. Anderson is not even a clear number two on the team at this point, and is approaching the point where he can be dropped in most leagues, if not already. If Anderson doesn't see an uptick in targets, particularly deep balls, he'll be impossible to start at all moving forward. Next week against the Jaguars is not an encouraging matchup for him to get back on track.