
Curtis Samuel Fantasy
- Height / Weight
- 5'11" / 195 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- August 11, 1996 (26)
- Experience
- 7th Season
- Drafted
- 2017 / Rd. 2 / Pk. 40 (CAR)
- College
- Ohio State
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Curtis Samuel News
Washington Commanders wide receiver Curtis Samuel is aiming for a bounce back against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 18. With Carson Wentz at quarterback, the 26-year-old had just one catch for six yards against the Cleveland Browns in Week 17. This week, the matchup is looking a little better for Washington's wide receivers as Dallas has been recently dreadful at defending the pass, allowing the fourth most fantasy points per game to the position over the past four weeks. The Commanders are also giving Sam Howell his first regular-season start at quarterback. That could lead to more quick passes for the rookie to get in a rhythm, making Samuel an intriguing option due to his targets usually being close to the line of scrimmage. With all things considered, Samuel is a risky play that offers some upside for a high target volume. He's a WR3/flex play in Week 18.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Curtis Samuel caught one-of-two targets for six yards in Sunday's loss to the Cleveland Browns. With Carson Wentz returning to quarterback this offense, many thought that there would be a revival for Samuel, who had a strong connection with the former starter early in the season. Unfortunately, that thought completely fell flat as the sixth-year pro put up his worst yardage total of the season. Maybe the 26-year-old rebounds in Week 18, but with Washington eliminated from the playoffs, we'll have to wait till next season for more meaningful performances from Samuel.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Curtis Samuel could be a usable fantasy option in Week 17, with quarterback Carson Wentz returning as the starter. During the first six weeks of the season, the 26-year-old was Wentz's favorite weapon as he led the team with a 22.1 percent target share. With Wentz starting for just the fourth quarter in Week 16, Samuel caught all three of his targets for 35 yards and a touchdown. That usage should spell good things to come for the sixth-year receiver, even with a tough Cleveland Browns pass defense on the schedule. Consider Samuel a solid flex play with upside in Week 17.
Depth Chart
- Offense
- Defense
QB | Sam Howell |
Jacoby Brissett | |
RB | Brian Robinson Jr. |
Antonio Gibson | |
FB | Alex Armah |
LWR | Terry McLaurin |
Dyami Brown | |
RWR | Jahan Dotson |
Kyric McGowan | |
SWR | Curtis Samuel |
Dax Milne | |
TE | Logan Thomas |
John Bates | |
LT | Charles Leno Jr. |
Alex Akingbulu | |
LG | Andrew Norwell |
Nick Gates | |
C | Chase Roullier |
Tyler Larsen | |
RG | Sam Cosmi |
Saahdiq Charles | |
RT | Andrew Wylie |
Cornelius Lucas |
LDE | Montez Sweat |
Efe Obada | |
LDT | Daron Payne |
John Ridgeway | |
RDT | Jonathan Allen |
Abdullah Anderson | |
RDE | Chase Young |
James Smith-Williams | |
WLB | Jamin Davis |
David Mayo | |
MLB | Cody Barton |
Milo Eifler | |
LCB | Kendall Fuller |
Cameron Dantzler Sr. | |
SS | Kamren Curl |
Jeremy Reaves | |
FS | Darrick Forrest |
Percy Butler | |
RCB | Benjamin St-Juste |
Christian Holmes | |
NB | Danny Johnson |
Rachad Wildgoose |
PK | Joey Slye |