Fantasy Football Player Notes

Did you know that Meyers has finished inside the top-36 WRs just twice over the last seven games? He's providing a high floor for fantasy managers each week and is consistently hovering around the WR40-WR48 range, but there's very little upside with Meyers now that other receiving options have taken steps forward in this offense. Coming into the year, Meyers had some appeal as a fantasy asset due to the fact that Agholor and Bourne were unknown commodities. However, we've seen both of those receivers settle into their roles in this New England offense recently and Meyers' target share is taking a hit because of it. With very little scoring upside, Meyers should be viewed as a mid-range FLEX play week in and week out.

Bourne has been a fairly reliable fantasy option over the past two weeks, but there's a difference between being reliable and predictable. Bourne has just four targets in each of the past two games and that's not going to be enough to put him squarely in the conversation for a trustworthy FLEX play week in and week out. He has plenty of upside, as we've seen the past two games, but there's also a very low floor so we shouldn't view him as anything more than a low-end FLEX option against the Titans.

Agholor was able to take advantage of a breakdown in coverage this past week and find the end zone, but that doesn't mean we should instantly put him on the redraft radar. Agholor had finished as the WR49, the WR123, and the WR68 the three weeks prior. There's simply not enough yardage volume in this offense to go around for Agholor to be a consistent FLEX play, which means that Agholor should remain on your league's waiver wire unless you are absolutely desperate.