Robby Anderson

There are many latching onto what Anderson did at the end of the year to justify him as a rock-solid WR3, but you should be a bit more skeptical. Not only was it a small sample size (four weeks of top-notch production), but he has a new head coach (Adam Gase) who hasn't been kind to fantasy owners. On top of that, the Jets added Le'Veon Bell and Jamison Crowder to the pass-catching corps, which will take away some of the target upside for Anderson. While he's a solid player, you have to wonder if there'll be much consistency from this offense.

Robby Anderson quiet in final game of 2018

Robby Anderson caught three of his eight targets for 24 yards in the Jets' Week 17 loss to the Patriots.

Fantasy Impact

Anderson is a restricted free agent this offseason, but fellow WRs Jermaine Kearse, Quincy Enunwa, and Andre Roberts are all entering free agency as well, so as the top performer late in the year, it would make sense for the Jets to prioritize Anderson. If he returns without extensive competition, Anderson will have plenty of target upside and could benefit from an offseason with Sam Darnold. Anderson could conceivably enter the WR2 conversation if things break right, but is more likely to end up in the WR3/WR4 range come fantasy draft season.