Equanimeous St. Brown Fantasy

Green Bay Packers wide receivers Allen Lazard (core, wrist) and Equanimeous St. Brown (ankle, knee) and linebacker Za'Darius Smith (ankle, thumb) were all limited in practice on Tuesday. Unless they suffer setbacks this week, all three players should be available for the Divisional Round against the Rams on Saturday. Lazard has caught only four passes for 31 yards in the last two games and hasn't scored or gone over 56 yards receiving since Week 12 against the Bears. St. Brown scored his first touchdown in Week 16 against the Titans, but he's had more than two targets in a game just once all season. Both receivers could score at any time with Aaron Rodgers under center, but it'll be impossible to predict, especially against a very strong Rams Defense. They are both lottery tickets in fantasy playoff formats.

Jan. 12th • 10:04 PM

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown caught his lone target for a 21-yard touchdown reception in a 40-14 victory over Tennessee. St. Brown has had a minuscule role this season, as he hasn't registered more than two catches in any game. Still, he was able to catch the eye of Aaron Rodgers, who lofted a beautiful pass into the end zone with the pressure in his face for St. Brown's first career touchdown. St. Brown is the fifth or sixth option on this team right now with a Week 17 date against Chicago.

Dec. 28th • 3:33 PM

Green Bay Packers wide receivers Allen Lazard (core) and Equanimeous St. Brown (knee) and safety Darnell Savage (back) were limited practice participants on Wednesday. Lazard saw a bigger role in his second game back from core muscle surgery and found the end zone, but he had just 23 receiving yards. He returned to the game after being banged up, giving him a good chance to play in Week 13 against the Eagles. Green Bay should be able to move the ball against Philadelphia, but Lazard will once again be a touchdown-dependent WR4/flex in his third game back from surgery. St. Brown doubled his reception total in Week 12 against the Bears with two catches for 39 yards. As long as Davante Adams and Lazard are on the field, St. Brown is an afterthought.

Dec. 2nd • 11:07 PM