Fantasy Football Player Notes

After seeing only 14 targets over a three-game span from Week 9 to Week 11, Meyers was targeted eight times in Week 12 and finished with five catches for a season-high 98 yards in New England's 36-13 win over Tennessee. Because he rarely scores touchdowns - we can't use the word "never" anymore - and is averaging only 10.5 yards per catch, Meyers' fantasy ceiling isn't very high, but he at least offers a solid weekly floor. He checks in at WR39 this week.

Bourne has been putting together one of the stealthiest WR2 seasons in recent memory. He's currently the WR2 in half-point PPR fantasy scoring, averaging 10.3 points per game. He's only averaging 4.4 targets per game, but Bourne has been freakishly efficient, posting a 79.2% catch rate and averaging 11.8 yards per target. It's hard to maintain that level of efficiency, but Bourne deserves at least flex consideration in 12-team leagues. He's the WR35 this week.

Harris's fantasy value has become increasingly TD-dependent, but ... well, he keeps scoring touchdowns. Harris has crossed the goal line eight times this year and has scored seven TDs in his last seven games. But after averaging 95.7 rushing yards over a three-game stretch from Week 6 to Week 8, Harris has averaged just 42.0 rushing yards over his last three games. That's largely because he's now sharing the rushing load with rookie Rhamondre Stevenson. Harris out-snapped Stevenson in Week 12, but only by a two-snap margin. Harris continues to get the vast majority of carries close to the goal line, however. He's the RB24 this week.

Over his last four games, Stevenson has produced 51-277-2 rushing and 7-64-0 receiving. He's averaged 5.4 yards per carry over that span. The rookie is a good one, and he's forced his way into a time-share with Damien Harris and passing-down back Brandon Bolden. Harris is the RB26 this week against a Bills run defense that's been terrific against most opponents this year but was steamrolled by Derrick Henry and Jonathan Taylor.

Agholor was a big-play specialist for the Raiders last season, scoring eight touchdowns and averaging 18.7 yards per catch. This year with the Patriots, Agholor has scored three touchdowns and is averaging 13.0 yards per catch. He's been useful to the Patriots but not to fantasy managers, and you can't play him this week against a tough Bills defense.

Henry had quite a run from Week 4 to Week 10, scoring seven touchdowns in seven games, but it appears the thrill ride is over. Over his last two games, Henry has 4-41-0 on eight targets. There's still TD potential here, but Henry is averaging 2.9 catches and 32.8 yards per game, so if you don't get a touchdown, you probably aren't getting much. Henry is a midrange TE2 in a tough matchup against the Bills.