Greg Olsen Week 11 Outlook -

By Mike Tagliere (FantasyPros), Thu, Nov 19th 2020, 8:17am EST

The timeshare continued in Week 10, as we saw Olsen targeted four times, Will Dissly two times, and Jacob Hollister one time. You'd have to go all the way back to Week 4 to find the last time Olsen saw more than four targets. The good news for Olsen is that he ran 34 routes, while Dissly and Hollister combined for just 10 routes. Unfortunately, the Cardinals are no longer the giving tree they were last year, as they've actually allowed the ninth-fewest fantasy points per game to tight ends. They've faced a solid 7.0 targets per game but have allowed just 6.44 yards per target and two touchdowns on the season. The only tight end who's been able to finish top-12 against them was Jesse James, a backup tight end. No starting tight end has finished with more than 53 yards or 9.3 PPR points against them, which doesn't bode well for Olsen. However, if you're playing a showdown DFS slate, you need to have exposure to Olsen, as the Seahawks do have a team-implied total of 31.0 points, which presents lots of touchdown upside, even if Olsen isn't getting an extremely-high target share.