Wide receiver Jamison Crowder re-signed with the Washington Commanders on Wednesday on an undisclosed one-year deal, according to a source. In his return to D.C. in 2023, Crowder caught just 16 passes on 20 targets for 159 yards and one touchdown in 17 games played. The 30-year-old veteran slot man mostly served as the team's punt returner last year and will once again play a depth role at the receiver position in 2024 behind Jahan Dotson. Washington originally made Crowder a fourth-round pick in 2015 out of Duke. His best season came in Year 2 in 2016, when he caught 67 passes for a career-high 847 yards and seven touchdowns in 16 games. Unless injuries strike to several Commanders pass-catchers in 2024, it's unlikely that Crowder will be on the fantasy radar at this stage of his career.
Jamison Crowder An Under-The-Radar Option In Week 9
Washington Commanders wide receiver Jamison Crowder could be a decent under-the-radar option in Week 9 against the New England Patriots. With fellow wide receiver Curtis Samuel (toe) ruled out, the veteran could see solid usage once again. Last week, Crowder hauled in seven targets for 95 yards and a touchdown while Samuel was hobbled. If he ends up being in the same role, the 30-year-old could surprise with a strong total for the second week in a row. With four teams on bye this week, Crowder could be a solid last-resort fill-in for desperate rosters.
Jamison Crowder Turns Back The Clock Against Eagles
Washington Commanders wide receiver Jamison Crowder caught all seven of his targets for 95 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. What seemed to be a decent day for the veteran receiver quickly turned into a great performance on just one drive. With the Commanders at the end of the line, Crowder played a huge role in orchestrating one last scoring drive as he totaled three receptions for 54 yards and a touchdown on Washington's final possession. It's unlikely that this will lead to any consistent success, but it was nice to see Crowder play a strong game back in a Washington uniform.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Jamison Crowder has been elevated to the active roster on Saturday. The veteran wideout signed with the Commanders practice squad earlier this week. He last played with the Buffalo Bills in 2022, but only played four games with the team. Despite that, Crowder has a solid track record and is worth the gamble for the Commanders. The expectation is that he'll be a depth option for the team, so he's unlikely to start in Week 1. For the moment, fantasy managers can ignore Crowder until he earns a legitimate role in the offense.
Veteran wide receiver Jamison Crowder is signing on to be a part of the Washington Commanders practice squad. The 2015 fourth-round pick was originally drafted by Washington and now returns to the team after stints in New York and Buffalo. He was released by the Giants last week. Over his eight-year career, the veteran wideout has 415 catches for 4,667 yards and 28 touchdowns. He'll be a strong candidate to receive a call-up but remains off of fantasy radars.
Free-agent wide receiver Jamison Crowder met with the Washington Commanders on Tuesday, according to beat writer Nicki Jhabvala. Crowder was originally drafted by Washington in 2015 (fourth round) and put together some solid seasons in D.C. before moving on to the Jets. Curtis Samuel is the Commanders' starting slot receiver, so even if the team were to sign Crowder, it would just be for depth purposes. The veteran wideout has compiled 4,667 yards on 415 catches to go along with 28 receiving touchdowns over his eight-year career. Most recently, he was released by the Giants last week, and before that, he appeared in just four games with the Bills last season.
Veteran wide receiver Jamison Crowder is being released by the New York Giants. The eight-year pro is a victim of a crowded wide receiver room in New York and the activation of receiver Wan'Dale Robinson off the PUP list. Crowder, who has 415 catches for 4,667 yards and 28 touchdowns in 100 career games, just turned 30 and his NFL career may be coming to a close. He only played four games in Buffalo in 2022 due to injuries.
New York Giants wide receiver Jamison Crowder (calf) is being activated from the non-football injury list and will practice Sunday. The veteran spent last season in Buffalo. However, he appeared in only four games because of a broken ankle before suffering a calf injury in the offseason. Crowder, who has 415 catches for 4,667 yards and 28 touchdowns in 100 career games, isn't expected to be as productive as he used to be, especially since the Giants have plenty of targets on the receiving end. But the 30-year-old may have a few solid performances, even though he won't be a consistent fantasy option.
The New York Giants placed wide receiver Jamison Crowder (calf) on the Non-Football Injury list on Tuesday. Crowder can be activated at any time during camp this summer. The 30-year-old broke his ankle in Week 4 last year with the Buffalo Bills and missed the rest of the season, and he apparently injured his calf away from the team this offseason. He's well off the fantasy radar heading into the start of the regular season and will be competing for a roster spot once he's back on the field in what is now a very crowded Giants receiving room. At the slot position, Crowder will be competing with Parris Campbell, Wan'Dale Robinson (knee), Sterling Shepard (knee) and Cole Beasley. Crowder hasn't played in a full season since 2019 with the New York Jets.
The New York Giants agreed to terms on an undisclosed one-year deal with free-agent wide receiver Jamison Crowder on Thursday. The veteran slot man played in just four games in his lone season with the Buffalo Bills in 2022 due to a fractured ankle, and he caught six of his 13 targets for 60 yards and no touchdowns. The Giants could still use more help at the wide receiver position and will likely add some pass-catchers in the upcoming draft, but Crowder will give the G-Men some depth in the slot behind Wan'Dale Robinson, who is coming off a torn ACL in his rookie season. The 29-year-old won't enter the 2023 season as much of a fantasy asset, as he hasn't done much since recording 699 receiving yards and six touchdowns on 59 catches for the New York Jets in 2020.
