Robby Anderson Fantasy

The New York Jets are highly unlikely to re-sign impending free-agent wide receiver Robby Anderson, according to league sources. Anderson is expected to receiver $13 to $15 million annually on a multi-year deal on the open market, but Gang Green would like to sign him for just $10 million annually. Because the 26-year-old will be one of the better receivers on the open market, his price will be driven up despite the fact that he had just 779 yards on 52 catches for five touchdowns. Anderson also has yet to produce a 1,000-yard season in four years in the NFL, but he will get paid, and it's unlikely to come from the Jets. The Temple alum could be a fantasy sleeper if he lands in the right situation next month.

Feb. 15th • 10:54 PM

The Las Vegas Raiders, who were interested in trading for New York Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson at last year's trade deadline, could look to sign him when he becomes a free agent this March. Anderson will likely be too expensive for the Jets to keep, and he should receive plenty of interest around the league despite a disappointing 2019 season in which he caught 52 passes for 779 yards and five touchdowns. The 26-year-old has yet to have a 1,000-yard season in his four NFL seasons, but he's missed just two games in that span and would be a needed addition for Oakland's pass-catching group. In a Raiders offense that rarely threatens opponents deep, though, landing with the Raiders might not be the best place for Anderson's fantasy value.

Jan. 30th • 9:48 PM

New York Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson, who will hit the open market this offseason, won't be giving the Jets a hometown discount. You got to talk to my agent, Anderson said after Gang Green's 13-6 win over the Bills backups on Sunday. I dont think that makes sense. The Jets shopped Anderson at the trade deadline, and his improvement in the second half of the season should earn him more money as a free agent. He finished with 52 catches for 779 yards and five touchdowns, going for 27 receptions, 420 yards and three touchdowns in the final six games of the season. Despite the fact that he doesn't have a 1,000-yard season, Anderson could be in line for a multi-year deal worth $12-15 million per year in a weak receiver market. His landing spot in 2020 will determine most of his fantasy value.

Dec. 30th • 4:18 PM