Jalen Reagor Week 11 Outlook - Patriots at Texans

By Mike Tagliere (FantasyPros), Thu, Nov 19th 2020, 8:42am EST

In two games back from his injury, Reagor has seen a team-high 13 targets. While they haven't led to much production, following those type of targets in fantasy is usually the smart move, especially when it's a player like Reagor who has one-play upside. Despite the Browns being stuck in two high-wind games the last few weeks, they're allowing wide receivers 21.6 more PPR points than they do running backs, which is the third-largest gap in the league. A lot of the production they've allowed has gone to slot-heavy receivers, which is where Reagor lined up 40 percent of the time in Week 10, which offers some hope to his projection. The downside is that the Browns have allowed just 25 pass plays of 20-plus yards this year, which ranks as the sixth-fewest in the league, so expecting that one-play upside may not happen. Still, we're expecting a lot of pass attempts out of Wentz, so Reagor should at the very least be able to be played as a decent WR4-type option with his targets the last two weeks.