Fantasy Football Player Notes

There were just three receivers who finished with 93-plus yards in eight separate games last year. Calvin Ridley, Stefon Diggs, and... Moore. While the touchdowns were certainly lacking, there's something to be said about this stat and how undervalued Moore may be due to the lack of touchdowns. It was his first year in the offense, while Robby Anderson was brought in because he knew the offense. With Curtis Samuel out of town, we might see Moore in the slot far more often, which wouldn't be a bad thing. He's now finished with 1,175-plus yards in back-to-back seasons. It's only a matter of time before the touchdowns catch up. He's a solid WR2 to roster, who just might have top-12 upside if the touchdowns start to show up.

Anderson set career highs in receptions with 95 and yards with 1,096 last year. But he wasn't really a reliable option. He got off to a hot start with 36 catches for 489 yards and a score over his first five games, when he was the WR8 in half-PPR formats. But he closed his final 11 games with just 59 catches for 607 yards and two touchdowns, during which he was the WR37. The addition of Sam Darnold is probably a good thing for Anderson, since the two had chemistry on the Jets, especially when it came to the end zone (6.75% touchdown rate). With Curtis Samuel gone, Anderson should see some additional target share (even with the addition of Terrace Marshall), and can be targeted as a borderline WR3.