Fantasy Football Week 12: The Great Fantastic Board Of Matt Camp | Bleacher's report

Better than usual

Jarvis Landry, CLE (at CIN)

Classing Landry in the WR18 category for the week and calling it better than usual shows how disappointing he was this season. In 11 weeks, he accumulates an average of 13.1 fantasy points per game, making it a good WR3, but it's far from what we usually see from Landry. He has 106 targets, a top in the team, but only 57 receptions for 600 yards and two touchdowns. Yet he easily leads the team in targets, receptions and yards.

Obviously, Landry plays an important role in the Browns offense. We must believe in its ability to take advantage of a draw. Cincinnati is the sixth easiest opponent to receive wide receivers in the last four weeks. Only the Kansas City Chiefs allow more yards per game (320) than the Bengals (306.1). If Landry can not find a place in the WR2 numbers this week, it would be a disappointment.

Concern

Tre & Quan Smith, NO (vs. ATL)

After Smith burned the Philadelphia Eagles for 10 receptions, 157 yards and a 13-goal touchdown in Week 11, he seemed to have a chance to gain ground with another friendly game coming Thursday night against the Falcons. # 39; Atlanta. Unfortunately, his status is questioned because he could not train with what is described as a foot injury.

Smith's 71.4% catch in Week 11 was his third highest performance of the season. The news about injuries is therefore somewhat surprising. The short week comes at the wrong time, especially as the Falcons award the fifth highest number of yards per game and this is a game to exploit for the big receivers most of the season. If he can play, Smith could have the top 20 potential, but his status can not be presumed.

Corey Davis, TEN (to HOU)

Just when it seemed like Davis and the Tennessee Titans 'offense were spinning the corner, Marcus Mariota was inclined to the 11th week with a striker in an unbalanced defeat at the Colts'. 39; Indianapolis. Davis finished with just two receptions for 30 yards on four targets after scoring 13 receptions for 181 yards and one touchdown on 20 targets in two previous games.

Davis was easily the busiest Titan receiver this season, with 45 receptions for 606 yards and two goals on 80 targets, but he lacked regularity. He averages 11.8 fantasy points per game, so he's just a good WR3. If Mariota can not play and the Titans have to turn to Blaine Gabbert, trusting Davis to provide even fantastic production in WR3 could be a big draw against the Houston Texans. They have been among the top five defensemen against big receivers in the last four weeks.

Mariota's status will determine the level of trust and fantastic value for Davis in week 12.

Sleeper

Marquise Goodwin, SF (TB)

Between injuries and fantastic options on a week off, you may need to reach the wide receiver this week. If in doubt, targeting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defense has worked well this season, so why not try another shot with Goodwin this weekend?

Although he is far from the high expectations that awaited him early in the season, he had one of his best games of the year. against the Giants of New York at the 10th week, with four 69-yard receptions on five targets. The Buccaneers have conceded the fourth highest number of rushing yards and a record 32.9 points per game this season. If you need a boost and a potential upside, Goodwin looks like a deep sleeper.