Week 10 at Philadelphia
Jordan Cameron's involvement in Miami's offense has been going down for a while, and last week it hit a new low. He set season lows in receptions (1) and yards (6). He's really not a viable option moving forward.
Week 9 at Buffalo
Jordan Cameron continues to be a small factor in Miami's lineup. To top things off, he gets a tough matchup against the Bills this week. He's not really viewed as a great option this week, or most weeks.
Week 8 at New England
Jordan Cameron hasn’t exceeded 30 receiving yards in any of his last four starts and had just one receiving touchdown all season. He’s not really a major part of the Dolphins offense and is only a borderline starter in fantasy.
Week 7 vs. Houston
Jordan Cameron had a garbage time touchdown in Week 6 to go along with his 30 yards on three receptions. The Miami TE had a strong first two weeks, but hasn't done much since. The touchdown last week was nice, but it's hard to rely on that considering it was his first of the season. It's possible he has a good week against Houston since they've been somewhat favorable to the position. Cameron should be viewed as a low-end TE1.
Week 6 vs. Kansas City
Jordan Cameron is second on the Dolphins in targets (27), but has had two touchdowns vultured away from him by Jake Stoneburner. Cameron's usage is encouraging, but he really hasn't had a big game up to this point. Still, in a league where there aren't too many tight ends seeing a lot of looks, Cameron should be viewed as a low-end TE1 this week.
Week 4 vs. Jets
Jordan Cameron finished with just three receptions for 16 yards last week, though his struggles may have something to do with the groin injury he's playing through. He might have more troubles this week as he faces a Jets team that has only allowed eight receptions to tight ends through three games this season. Cameron should be viewed as a low-end TE1 option due to his potential upside.
Week 3 vs. Buffalo
Jordan Cameron has been good so far, finishing with 73 yards in Week 1 and 62 yards in Week 2. He's been the third option so far in Miami's passing game, behind Jarvis Landry and Rishard Matthews. Cameron had a touchdown vultured away in Week 2 by TE Jake Stoneburner, which was upsetting for Cameron owners.
He'll face the Bills this week, which should be a tough matchup. The Patriots were able to take advantage of Buffalo last week with Rob Gronkowski, but Cameron is not Gronk. He'll be a low-end TE1 in Week 3.
Week 2 vs. Jacksonville
Jordan Cameron had a big four-catch, 73-yard game for Miami in Week 1. He had seven targets, which was second on the team and he's starting to establish himself as a great option at his position moving forward. In Week 2 he should be viewed as a low-end TE1.
Week 1 vs. Washington
Jordan Cameron was brought in to Miami during the offseason. The young tight end showed promise in 2013 when he finished with 80 receptions and over 900 yards, but broke our hearts last year as he dealt with injuries.
Now, Cameron is playing with a much better quarterback and should be a big part of the Dolphins offense. He's a talented player in a good system and should be viewed as a TE1 this week. He even has a favorable matchup against Washington, a team that allowed the third-most points to tight ends a year ago.
Week 17 – Jordan Cameron at Baltimore Ravens
Just when it looked like it was time to fully write off Jordan Cameron for 2014, he scores an 81-yard touchdown in Week 16. Certainly, Cameron has not had a dazzling season, but the touchdown reminded everyone of the high-end potential he has if he can stay healthy. Of course, unlike other top tight ends such as Jimmy Graham, Rob Gronkowski, and Julius Thomas, Cameron does not have a talented quarterback to work with. Johnny Manziel and Brian Hoyer were both atrocious at times this year and no one knows what new starter Connor Shaw will bring to the table on Sunday. Proceed cautiously with Cameron, but if you are in a bind, he can be used as your TE1.
