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Fantasy Football Player Notes

2024 Half PPR Draft Rankings

A.J. Brown Note
A.J. Brown photo 6. A.J. Brown (vs . NYG)
A.J. Brown had a solid season, ranking fifth among WRs with an average of 14.8 points per game. He showcased his big-play ability with 105 receptions for over 1,400 yards and 7 touchdowns. However, he struggled towards the end of the season (out-scored by DeVonta Smith after Week 11) coinciding with the Eagles' late-season collapse. With changes in the coaching staff, including the hiring of Kellen Moore, there's uncertainty about Brown's production in 2024 if the team continues to struggle.
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DeVonta Smith Note
DeVonta Smith photo 21. DeVonta Smith (vs . NYG)
DeVonta Smith has showcased his ability to thrive in the absence of key teammates like A.J. Brown or Dallas Goedert over the past two seasons. During Weeks 11-18 this season, he ranked as WR16, averaging 13.6 points per game, demonstrating backend fantasy WR1 potential. However, prior to Week 11, he was WR25 overall with 10.9 points per game. Smith's talent is evident, but for him to reach fantasy WR1 status, others in the Eagles passing game may need to scale back their production. Overall, he finished the year 20th in points per game (12.2) with a 24% target share.
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Jahan Dotson Note
Jahan Dotson photo 74. Jahan Dotson (vs . NYG)
Jahan Dotson's 2023 season was disappointing after a promising rookie campaign, characterized by inefficiency in a pass-heavy Commanders offense. This didn't go unnoticed by the new regime in Washington as they traded Dotson before preseason Week 3 to the Eagles in a pick exchange. This puts Dotson in as the WR3 (slot) on Philly but likely 5th in the target pecking order. He'll need an injury to be fantasy-relevant in 2024.
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Johnny Wilson Note
Johnny Wilson photo 133. Johnny Wilson (vs . NYG)
Johnny Wilson brings a unique blend of size and athleticism to the wide receiver position, standing out with his imposing 6'6" frame. While he faced challenges with a late breakout age and a dip in production in his final collegiate season, his standout performances at Florida State underscore his potential as a red zone threat and contested catch specialist. Wilson's ability to exceed expectations in terms of target rate highlights his impact on the field, despite any statistical fluctuations. The interest from NFL teams in potentially transitioning him to tight end adds another dimension to his potential role at the next level, offering fantasy managers additional flexibility in their roster considerations. Joining the Eagles in the sixth round presents an opportunity for Wilson to further develop and carve out a niche in Philadelphia's offense.
10 weeks ago
Parris Campbell Note
Parris Campbell photo 152. Parris Campbell (vs . NYG)
Ainias Smith Note
Ainias Smith photo 153. Ainias Smith (vs . NYG)
Ainias Smith emerged as a versatile playmaker for the Aggies, showcasing his skills both as a receiver and running back. Despite a setback in 2022 due to injury and off-field issues, he rebounded in his final season with impressive receiving yardage and punt return ability. While not the fastest, his dynamic open-field prowess and versatility make him an intriguing prospect, especially for teams like the Philadelphia Eagles, who have shown interest in him during the pre-draft process. If Smith can put his red flags behind him, he has the potential to contribute early on, possibly even cracking the starting lineup in Philadelphia's receiver corps. Alas, he will miss the start of his rookie year after being placed on designated to return IR.
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Britain Covey Note
Britain Covey photo 193. Britain Covey (vs . NYG)
Kyle Philips Note
Kyle Philips photo 197. Kyle Philips (vs . NYG)
Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint Note
Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint photo 227. Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint (vs . NYG)
John Ross Note
John Ross photo 235. John Ross (vs . NYG)
Danny Gray Note
Danny Gray photo 275. Danny Gray (vs . NYG)