Josh Bellamy Fantasy Stats

The New York Jets placed wide receivers Quincy Enunwa (neck) and Josh Bellamy on the reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list on Tuesday, meaning that both players will miss the entire 2020 season. Enunwa was a promising wideout for the Jets, but he missed the 2017 and 2019 seasons due to a serious neck injury, and his career is hanging on by a thread because of it. He averaged at least 11 yards per catch over three seasons for Gang Green. Bellamy, 31 this month, caught just two passes for 20 yards in seven games in his lone season with New York last year. Breshad Perriman and Jamison Crowder are set up to be the team's top two receivers heading into the 2020 season.

New York Jets wide receiver Josh Bellamy could see an expanded role this Sunday at the Patriots. Bellamy played only six snaps in Week 1 but upped that number to 45 snaps this past Monday against Cleveland and could be in line for more work this week with Demaryius Thomas (hamstring/knee) unlikely to play this week. Despite playing more, Bellamy only had one catch on two targets and is unlikely to make an impact, especially with the Jets starting Luke Falk at quarterback.

The New York Jets have agreed to terms with free-agent wide receiver Josh Bellamy (Bears) on Monday. The deal is expected to be for two years at $7 million max, with $2.75 million fully guaranteed at signing. The deal comes on the heels of a large add, when they agreed to terms with free-agent WR Jamison Crowder (Redskins) on a three-year, $28.5 million deal with $17 million in fully guaranteed salary. Crowder is a tremendous slot asset, and he can be a great help to fantasy owners in PPR formats when he is healthy. The former Duke standout averaged 64 grabs and 746.7 yards over his first three seasons in D.C. before being limited to just seven games in 2018 due to an ankle injury. Assuming he is healthy, he is a great get for the Jets and QB Sam Darnold.

Chicago Bears restricted free-agent wide receiver Josh Bellamy signed his tender on Wednesday to remain with the team. He'll make $1.097 million in 2018. He had a career-high 376 receiving yards on 24 catches in 2017, but he'll be unlikely to match those numbers after the Bears added wideouts Allen Robinson and Taylor Gabriel in the offseason. Bellamy will probably be more active on special teams next season.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Josh Bellamy was tendered a $1.9 million contract by the team on Monday. The restricted free agent is a solid special teams player and saw a career high in snaps played on offense in 2017. The Bears receiving corps was one of the worst in the league last year due to injuries, ineffectiveness and simple lack of talent. Bellamy has the speed to make plays down the field, but drops have plagued his progression on offense. The Bears are certain to bring in several new receivers via free agency, trade and the draft, making this signing more of a special teams move than anything else.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Josh Bellamy (concussion) returned to practice Wednesday and was a full participant. Bellamy has a good chance to play in Week 13 against the 49ers, but he's off the fantasy radar. He has 12 catches for 171 yards and a touchdown on the season. Dontrelle Inman is the only Bears receiver worth considering as a flex option in deeper leagues.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Josh Bellamy (concussion) is inactive for Week 12 against the Eagles. It doesn't mean much at all in the grand scheme of things for fantasy owners. Dontrelle Inman remains the team's No. 1 wideout, but he's still more of a WR4/5 option in a run-first offense. Bellamy shouldn't have been owned in most fantasy leagues anyway.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Josh Bellamy (concussion) did not practice Friday and is doubtful for Week 12 against the Eagles. Bellamy has only 12 catches for 171 yards and a score on the year, so he hasn't been fantasy relevant at all. Dontrelle Inman has looked like Chicago's No. 1 receiver since being acquired in a trade, but even he is nothing more than a WR4/5 option on a run-first team.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Josh Bellamy (concussion) was placed in the concussion protocol during the Week 11 game against the Lions. Bellamy had zero targets in the game before departing and has only 12 catches on 24 targets for 171 yards and a touchdown this season. He hasn't been a fantasy factor at all in Chicago's depleted receiving corps.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Josh Bellamy caught two passes for 57 yards and one touchdown in the Bears loss to the Packers. Bellamy caught a perfectly thrown bomb from rookie quarterback Mitch Trubisky for a 46-yard score to keep the Bears within striking distance. Bellamy caught only 2-of-7 targets in the game and his drops on offense have plagued him throughout his NFL career. Bellamy is best suited on special teams but is thrust into the offensive game plan due to injuries and lack of talent among the wide receiving corps. He is not a fantasy option at this time.