Jerry Jeudy Fantasy

Denver Broncos wide receiver Jerry Jeudy and the entire Broncos receiving corps did very little in the 28-13 win over the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 12. Jeudy hauled in two of his three targets for a season-low 26 yards on Sunday. The second-year pass-catcher has yet to find the end zone in five games -- he missed Weeks 2-7 with a high ankle sprain -- and this was his most disappointing game of the season. It came with an injured quarterback Teddy Bridgewater (shin) missing the whole second quarter and attempting just 18 total passes in the game. There will be better days ahead for Jeudy, possibly as early as Week 13 against the Kansas City Chiefs, but in this run-first offense with so many mouths to feed, he'll be a middling WR3/flex.

Nov. 28th • 10:27 PM

Denver Broncos wide receiver Jerry Jeudy is still looking for the first touchdown of his sophomore season, but he's also only played in four games in 2021 after suffering a high ankle sprain in the season opener. Since returning from that injury, he has 16 catches on 21 targets for 156 yards (9.75 yards per catch). Although fantasy managers would like to see more, the good news is that the coaching staff is finding creative ways to get the ball in Jeudy's hands, and he's been quarterback Teddy Bridgewater's preferred target over Courtland Sutton in the last three games. Capping his upside is the fact that the Broncos have been spreading the ball around to all of their offensive weapons, and Jeudy will be a WR3/flex against a Chargers defense that is allowing the fifth-fewest receiving yards per game (224.6) in 2021.

Nov. 27th • 12:29 PM

Denver Broncos wide receiver Jerry Jeudy led the team with a season-high nine targets in the disappointing 30-13 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 10. Jeudy ended up hauling in six of his nine targets for 48 yards on Sunday. The 22-year-old second-year wide receiver has seen an increase in targets in each of his three games since returning from a high ankle sprain in Week 8, and it's clear that the Broncos coaching staff is directing the passing attack through him and not Courtland Sutton. Jeudy is an exciting route-runner with great great after-the-catch abilities and has surpassed Sutton as the more reliable WR3/flex. Denver's low-volume passing attack that spreads the ball around could cap his ceiling, though.

Nov. 14th • 11:26 PM