Cole Beasley

It's hard to say that Beasley shouldn't be considered higher in the rankings than he is. He did finish as the WR34 last year, ahead of Darius Slayton, Curtis Samuel, and others after all. The arrival of Stefon Diggs will surely affect John Brown more than Beasley considering the roles they play, but Beasley is still very unlikely to see the 104 targets he did last year. He's someone you snag during bye weeks to give you a 8-point floor in PPR formats.

Cole Beasley should be back to action soon

Cole Beasley was put on the NFI (non-football injury) list for a back problem, but Mike Garafolo is reporting on Twitter that his back issue isn't a huge concern.

Fantasy Impact

Beasley had a nice season in 2019 hauling in 67 catches for 778 yards and six touchdowns over 15 games. A lot of analysts were predicting a breakout year but the acquisition of Stefon Diggs quickly squashed that possibility. Beasley is currently ranked 77th overall for wide receivers and shouldn't be drafted as anything more than a late-round flyer in deep leagues.