Fantasy Football Player Notes
2024 Draft Rankings
4.
Ja'Marr Chase
(at PIT)
Ja'Marr Chase emerges as the cornerstone of the Bengals offense in 2024, coming off a stellar season with 100 receptions and over 1,200 yards. Despite finishing as the WR13 in 2023, his true potential shone with Joe Burrow, averaging 16.2 points per game and ranking as the WR6 from Weeks 1-10. With his consistent red zone presence, leading the NFL in red zone targets per game over the last two seasons, Chase is poised for WR1 status, a position historically correlated with dominating red zone opportunities. However he first needs to return to the field, as he continues to "hold-in" amid the desire for a new contract.
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24.
Tee Higgins
(at PIT)
Tee Higgins' 2023 season was marred by injuries, limiting him to just 12 games. Despite this, he showcased his big-play ability with an impressive 15.6 yards per reception, 14 receptions of 20+ yards and 4 games with 20-plus points scored. His 37% air yards share highlighted his importance in the Bengals' downfield passing game. While his fantasy production suffered due to injuries, his command of air yards suggests he remains a dominant receiver, as evidenced by several standout performances. Buy the discount in a contract year.
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79.
Andrei Iosivas
(at PIT)
If Ja'Marr Chase's "hold-in" continues into the regular season, expect second-year player ,Andrei Iosivas, to benefit the most as the Bengals current WR3.
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81.
Jermaine Burton
(at PIT)
Jermaine Burton emerged as a standout receiver during his senior year at Alabama, boasting a 30% dominator rating and showcasing his dynamic playmaking abilities. His time at Georgia also demonstrated his talent, despite facing competition for targets. Notably, Burton's deep-threat capability was highlighted by his high average depth of target (aDOT) and impressive efficiency (zero recorded drops in 2023) making him a promising prospect for the Bengals after being drafted in the third round. While concerns exist regarding occasional off-field issues, Burton's potential impact in Cincinnati's passing game could be significant, especially given the uncertainty surrounding Tee Higgins' future with the team.
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141.
Trenton Irwin
(at PIT)
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152.
Charlie Jones
(at PIT)
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173.
Isaiah Williams
(at PIT)
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305.
Kendric Pryor
(at PIT)
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