Aaron Rodgers Fantasy

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams, who was second in the NFL in targets with 169 last year behind Julio Jones' 170, is expected to see a healthy number of targets from quarterback Aaron Rodgers again. Id like to throw to Davante more, Rodgers said. Hes that open. Weve got to keep finding ways to get him the ball. Adams had 111 catches for 1,386 yards and 13 touchdowns last year and has proven to be one of the premier receivers in the NFL. He's an elite WR1 and will come off the board in the first round of drafts.

Jun. 6th • 4:08 PM

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is trying to reach a comfort level with new head coach Matt LaFleur's offense by the time organized team activities and the mid-June minicamp are finished. "Id like to think I might be a half step ahead with my ability to recall things and learn things quickly, but I cant say Im an expert in this offense at this point," Rodgers said. "Its going to be a work in progress throughout the OTAs and minicamp. But its been a fun challenge to study more in the offseason." It's difficult learning a new offense, but we think Rodgers will be just fine. He wasn't quite himself in 2018 while battling a knee issue all year long, but Rodgers should be among the first quarterbacks off the board in fantasy drafts yet again this fall.

May. 22nd • 1:40 PM

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (knee) said he "really wasn't 100 percent for the entire year" in 2018. His mobility was limited all year as well and he had a series of shots instead of undergoing surgery after consulting with team doctor Pat McKenzie. Rodgers said he also had a tibial plateau fracture in addition to the MCL sprain he suffered in Week 1. He also suffered a concussion in the regular season finale. It was a tough year for Rodgers, who also didn't have much help in the receiving department outside of Davante Adams. He still managed 4,442 yards and 25 touchdowns to only two interceptions. Expect a bounce-back year for the 35-year-old in 2019 if he is fully healthy.

Apr. 9th • 2:11 PM

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (knee), who suffered a sprained left knee in Week 1 against the Bears, was able to avoid surgery and should be able to fully participate in the team's offseason program. The 35-year-old wore a brace until Nov. 4 and also sustained a concussion in the season finale. "I feel great," Rodgers said on NFL Network. "My body feels really good. Instead of getting surgery postseason, decided to kind of go through a different routine with my knee than I've done in the past, and I'm feeling really, really good. Got a concussion the last game, that's cleared up. I'm feeling really good." It's the same knee Rodgers had ACL repair on in college and he had a cleanup of his left knee a few years ago. 2018 was a down year for Rodgers, mainly because of the injury, but he could easily bounce back as a high-end QB1 in 2019 if he's healthy.

Feb. 4th • 2:03 PM

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (concussion) left a Week 17 matchup against the Detroit Lions early in the game to be evaluated for a concussion. He was diagnosed with a concussion and did not re-enter the game. Rodgers finished the game with three completions for 26 yards and no touchdowns. With Green Bay missing the playoffs, Rodgers season is now over. Rodgers was projected as the top fantasy quarterback in the preseason this year. Many predicted that he would rebound from a broken collarbone in 2017 and put up elite numbers. However, injuries, inconsistent play, and coaching issues resulted in production that did not meet expectations. Still, Rodgers will finish the season as a top-6 fantasy quarterback in most scoring formats. Whether or not he will return to his dominant form largely depends on who Green Bay hires as its next head coach. However, even in a worst-case scenario Rodgers will remain a very solid option in fantasy for 2019.

Dec. 30th • 5:50 PM