Anthony Miller Fantasy

Chicago Bears wide receiver Anthony Miller will try and get his season going when the team takes on the Redskins in Week 3 for Monday Night Football. The second-year receiver was expected to take a leap this season but has only one reception for two yards to show for it. Miller also appears to be on a limited snap-count, whether for health or the coaching staff is opting to trust other players. Miller was drafted in a handful of leagues but has been completely non-existent. The talented receiver will, however, face a Redskins Defense that has already allowed five touchdown catches to opposing receivers through the first two games.

Sep. 17th • 9:55 PM

Chicago Bears wide receiver Anthony Miller once again was not heavily featured in the Bears offensive game plan as the team came from behind to beat the Broncos 16-14. Miller made only one catch, a quick pass, that went for only two yards as his snaps were limited for the second straight game. Miller has been struggling with an ankle injury suffered in training camp and clearly is not up to speed in coach Matt Nagy's eyes. Miller caught seven touchdowns in his rookie season and was widely expected to take a step forward this season. But that progress has completely stalled and fantasy owners may need to move on from Miller until his snap-count rises.

Sep. 15th • 9:23 PM

Chicago Bears wide receiver Anthony Miller was held without a catch in the team's Week 1 loss to the Packers. Miller had been dealing with an ankle injury in the latter portions of training camp and clearly is not in rhythm on offense. He saw only one target in Week 1 and played 16 snaps, a paltry number for a player who was poised to take a step forward this season. Miller has plenty of talent but questions remain when it comes to his chemistry on the field with quarterback Mitch Trubisky. The second-year receiver will go up against a Broncos secondary this Sunday that struggled, at times, to stop the Raiders passing offense in Week 1. Until Miller plays more than 16 snaps in a game and records a catch, the receiver needs to ride the fantasy bench.

Sep. 12th • 3:32 PM