Kenny Golladay

After the Giants moved on from Offensive Coordinator Jason Garrett, there was some optimism for Golladay from a fantasy perspective. He simply was not being utilized the correct way in this offense in New York and had been the definition of underwhelming over the course of his first season in town. In his first game sans Garrett, Golladay saw a 24% target share and reeled in three catches for 50 yards, which was his fourth-highest total of the season. While this certainly is still not what fantasy managers were expecting when they drafted Golladay this off-season, it seemed to be a step in the right direction for the veteran wideout. Unfortunately, it looks like we're going to have to remain cautious with Golladay from a fantasy perspective this week though with the downgrade at QB from Jones to Glennon. We've seen what Glennon can do in the NFL and it's nothing spectacular. He might lean on Golladay heavily in this game, but that's far from a guarantee. When you take into account what the quality of those targets may be, plus the tougher matchup now against Miami's secondary, it's probably best to view Golladay as nothing more than a low-end FLEX option.

Kenny Golladay caught three of seven targets for 50 yards

Kenny Golladay caught three of his seven targets for 50 yards in win over Eagles.

Fantasy Impact

Golladay was the leader in targets for the Giants receivers which is good clarification for fantasy managers on his role in the offense. Although, Kadarius Toney did miss this matchup Golladay should still be considered one of the top options for the Giants offense. Golladay will face the Dolphins in Week 13 who are allowing the third most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers in the league through the year.