Fantasy Football Player Notes

Baltimore's passing attack has been out of sorts as of late. Opposing defenses are blitzing Lamar Jackson and the offense has struggled to adapt. It has hurt Brown's efficiency as the 24-year-old hasn't topped 55 receiving yards since Week 9. Still, the volume of targets he's receiving will keep him locked-in as a high-end WR2 throughout the fantasy playoffs. "Hollywood" has seen a whopping 56 targets in his past five games.

It has been a frustrating two weeks for those who selected Andrews in fantasy drafts. Fear not. He has run a route on 91% of Baltimore's passing plays through two weeks. That usage is, dare I say, quite dominant. A blowup game is coming.

The rookie wideout shockingly saw just one target in Week 13 against the Steelers. His usage was behind that of Sammy Watkins and Devin Duvernay. Bateman had just 60 receiving yards entering Sunday and can't be trusted in the fantasy playoffs with that level of utilization.

Murray was given over 78% of Baltimore's rushing attempts in Week 4 against Denver, which is the highest mark any Ravens RB has seen this season. Ty'Son Williams was a healthy scratch on Sunday, which makes Murray a worthwhile bench stash moving forward. Murray isn't a full "buy" until we see this usage sustain, however.

Quietly, Watkins has a 27% target share through two games. For reference, Marquise Brown is at 31% entering Week 3. The Ravens don't pass often, but Watkins is seeing enough opportunities to make him a bench stash in deeper formats.

Williams' playing time has decreased every game and he was inactive in Week 4. Baltimore's backfield is a legitimate four-way RBBC when you factor in how many designed rushing attempts Lamar Jackson sees. Williams is borderline rosterable, and he would be difficult to start even if he played in Week 5.