Jamison Crowder

There is nothing sexy about drafting Crowder. He doesn't have the upside of even a WR2, nor is the Jets' offense intriguing at all. If you want a reliable flex player late in drafts, however, you'll want to snag Crowder, who is a perfect fit with Sam Darnold. Quincy Enunwa, then Chris Herndon excelled as middle of the field pass catchers last year which is Crowder's forte. In fact, Crowder's arrival will push Enunwa outside and into fantasy irrelevance. Just like we saw in 2016 and 2017 with Washington (before Crowder's injury) you can expect a solid 5 catches per game with around 800 yards and a handful of touchdowns from him.

Jamison Crowder returns to Earth on MNF

Jamison Crowder caught four of his six targets for 40 yards in the Jets' Week 2 loss to the Browns.

Fantasy Impact

Crowder came way back to Earth after a massive outing in Week 1 against the Bills. Crowder's upside is significantly capped with third-stringer Luke Falk calling the shots, and he's not far from being droppable unless Falk decides to lock on to him.