Corey Davis Fantasy
- Height / Weight
- 6'3" / 209 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- January 11, 1995 (27)
- Experience
- 6th Season
- Drafted
- 2017 / Rd. 1 / Pk. 5 (TEN)
- College
- Western Michigan
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Corey Davis News
New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh said that wide receiver Corey Davis (knee) will be back in Week 12 against the Chicago Bears. Saleh also said it's "big" for the offense, as Davis brings an intangible to the offense that goes beyond his skills -- his leadership, the way he lines up and the way he gets everyone settled. The team values Davis greatly, and he will start in the Z receiver spot, replacing Denzel Mims. However, Saleh anticipates Mims being active on Sunday. The Jets offense needs all the help they can get after benching quarterback Zach Wilson this week in favor of Mike White. Davis hasn't played since Week 7 and will now be taking passes from a new QB while also battling for targets with Garrett Wilson and Elijah Moore in a low-volume passing attack. You should be able to find more reliable flex options.
New York Jets wide receiver Corey Davis (knee) will be a full participant in practice on Wednesday, which is a big development after he missed the last few games with his knee injury. Head coach Robert Saleh called Davis day-to-day on Monday, and the team is hopeful that he can return in Week 12 to face the Chicago Bears on Sunday. The 27-year-old hasn't played since Week 7, so even if he does return this weekend, there's a good chance we won't see Davis play his usual number of offensive snaps. The Jets are also benching quarterback Zach Wilson for Mike White in Week 12, and although White could very well be an upgrade, it's another factor to consider if you still have Davis rostered in fantasy leagues.
New York Jets wide receiver Corey Davis (knee) has been ruled out for the Week 11 matchup against the New England Patriots. This shouldn't come as a surprise considering Davis hasn't played since Week 7. The 27-year-old continues to deal with a lingering knee issue, but the team is hopeful he can return next week. In the meantime, Elijah Moore should be looking at an expanded role once again. Moore hasn't been productive over the last two weeks, but could be a desperation deep league option for Week 11.
Depth Chart
| QB | Mike White |
| Joe Flacco | |
| RB | Michael Carter |
| Zonovan Knight | |
| LWR | Garrett Wilson |
| Jeff Smith | |
| RWR | Corey Davis |
| Denzel Mims | |
| SWR | Elijah Moore |
| Braxton Berrios | |
| TE | Tyler Conklin |
| C.J. Uzomah | |
| LT | Duane Brown |
| Cedric Ogbuehi | |
| LG | Laken Tomlinson |
| C | Connor McGovern |
| RG | Nate Herbig |
| Dan Feeney | |
| RT | Max Mitchell |
| Mike Remmers |
| LDE | John Franklin-Myers |
| Bryce Huff | |
| LDT | Sheldon Rankins |
| Nathan Shepherd | |
| RDT | Quinnen Williams |
| Solomon Thomas | |
| RDE | Carl Lawson |
| Jermaine Johnson | |
| WLB | Quincy Williams |
| Kwon Alexander | |
| MLB | C.J. Mosley |
| Jamien Sherwood | |
| LCB | D.J. Reed |
| Justin Hardee | |
| SS | Jordan Whitehead |
| Ashtyn Davis | |
| FS | Lamarcus Joyner |
| Will Parks | |
| RCB | Sauce Gardner |
| Bryce Hall | |
| NB | Michael Carter II |
| Brandin Echols |
| PK | Greg Zuerlein |
Most depth charts of the New York Jets receiving corps have wideout Corey Davis as the no. 2 receiver of the team only behind Elijah Moore. With Jamison Crowder out of town and the team featuring a mixture of inexperienced and average veterans, that makes all of the sense at least until Garrett Wilson can prove his worth and/or Braxton Berrios forces Davis out of that second-highest slot. The only reasonable thing depressing Davis' ADP entering 2022 is the balance this offense has to it, with...
