Malik Turner Fantasy

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Malik Turner made it back to the field on Sunday night after missing last week's game with a concussion, but he didn't catch any passes. As it turns out, that was the big problem. With Seattle driving in the final minutes of the game, Russell Wilson winged a liner to Turner that would have been good for a first down. Unfortunately, even though the pass hit him square in the middle of the chest, Turner watched it bounce straight back and to the ground. The Seahawks would fail to gain the first down on that series, and that would end up being the last offensive series of their season. Turner never was able to separate himself from the pack during the season, so it's unclear if he'll have a future with the team next year.

Jan. 12th • 11:49 PM

Seattle Seahawks wide receivers Jaron Brown (knee) and Malik Turner (concussion) were taken off the final injury report for the Divisional Round against the Packers on Sunday. They'll both play after missing the wild-card game against the Eagles. It means that Brown and Turner will now rotate in with David Moore as the No. 3 wideout behind Tyler Lockett and D.K. Metcalf. In this run-first offense, nobody outside of Lockett or Metcalf can be trusted in fantasy lineups. Seattle is expected to run the rock often as long as game script allows against a Green Bay rushing defense that is very vulnerable.

Jan. 10th • 5:19 PM

Seattle Seahawks wide receivers Jaron Brown (knee) and Malik Turner (concussion) both practiced in full on Thursday after being limited in practice on Wednesday. Both players should return to action in the Divisional Round on Sunday against the Seahawks, giving them more depth behind Tyler Lockett, D.K. Metcalf and David Moore. In this run-first offense, however, neither Brown nor Turner are anything more than really deep DFS sleepers on the road in Green Bay.

Jan. 9th • 11:50 PM