Fantasy Football Player Notes
2020 Rest of Season Rankings
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14.
Chris Carson
RB - (at SF)
Carson looks to be good to go despite his ugly-looking knee injury in Week 3. He isn't getting quite the volume on the ground that fantasy managers expected with the "let Russ cook" movement winning out, but his involvement in the passing game and overall efficiency of the Seattle offense keeps him locked in RB2 status.
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15.
D.K. Metcalf
WR - (at SF)
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44.
Tyler Lockett
WR - (at SF)
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85.
Russell Wilson
QB - (at SF)
The remaining two games on his schedule are against Washington and the Rams, which are two of the tougher matchups in football for quarterbacks. Even if he plays well in those games, he's not likely to be a top-five quarterback over the final two weeks.
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212.
Jason Myers
K - (at SF)
Myers' first year in Seattle was a disappointment coming off his stellar 2018 with the Jets. He missed four extra points, and was only 6-of-11 from 40-plus yards. Kicking for Seattle's offense should be a good thing, however, as the Seahawks have a solid offense but often like to play conservatively. But, at this point, Myers is just one of a handful of low-end kickers you can consider drafting in a 12-team league.
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248.
Seattle Seahawks
DST - (at SF)
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275.
Rashaad Penny
RB - (at SF)
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280.
DeeJay Dallas
RB - (at SF)
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317.
Gerald Everett
TE - (at SF)
Everett wasn't a startable tight end for most of the season anyway, but he dealt with injuries over the last several weeks of the year and was completely irrelevant. Unfortunately for Everett, Tyler Higbee emerged as a force down the stretch, furthering deepening the divide between Everett and fantasy-relevancy. He's beyond even TE2 consideration at this point.
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326.
Travis Homer
RB - (at SF)
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