Week 15 at Philadelphia Eagles
Adam Humphries saw a team-high seven targets last week, finishing 4-34. If Terry McLaurin can't exit the concussion protocol this week, then Humphries could end up leading Washington in targets again in Week 15. But even then, he'll be playing in a brutal matchup with a bad quarterback situation. He'll be a desperation WR5 if McLaurin is active, and an OK WR4 option if McLaurin can't go.
Week 4 at Atlanta Falcons
Only Terry McLaurin has more targets than Adam Humphries this season for Washington. It's a somewhat surprising stat as you'd expect Logan Thomas, Antonio Gibson or J.D. McKissic to have more, but Humphries has been getting plenty of looks. Unfortunately, he hasn't done much with those targets, having a combined 10-61 through three games. Until Humphries has more production, he's off the fantasy radar. And with Curtis Samuel returning this week, we'd expect Humphries' targets to plummet.
Week 3 at Buffalo Bills
Adam Humphries benefitted from a strong 300-yard passing game from Washington in Week 2. The short-yard receiver caught seven of his eight targets for 44 yards. While the seven receptions look good for PPR leagues, his 54 total yards and no touchdowns make it tough to trust him reliably, especially in a tough matchup against the Bills this week. Humphries is mostly off of the fantasy radar.
Week 2 vs. New York Giants
Adam Humphries finished with two receptions for 10 yards on two targets in Week 1. Even with Curtis Samuel inactive, Humphries couldn't do a whole lot in Washington's offense. He's not really on the fantasy radar moving forward.
Week 2 vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
Last Monday in the win at Denver Adam Humphries posted six receptions for 47 yards.
With A.J. Brown out for Sunday's contest, Corey Davis should receive No. 1 WR targets and Humphries may see an increase in looks as well. Philip Rivers was able to move the ball through the air on the Jags last week, so Humphries can be used as a spot start if needed.
Week 10 vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Adam Humphries continues to put up decent points each week in PPR leagues, catching all four of his targets last week for 65 yards. He has yet to score this season, but he's also had just seven of his targets this season go for incompletions. It's a nice matchup against the Chiefs, making Humphries a flex-option this week.
Week 8 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Adam Humphries isn't much of a threat to score, but he'll get you some points in PPR leagues. He leads the Titans with 25 catches and had four catches for 40 yards last week. He'll face his former team this week in the Bucs, so there could be some motivation there. There are worse flex options out there than using Humphries in PPR formats.
Week 1 at Cleveland
Adam Humphries comes over from Tampa Bay, where he served as a security blanket for Jameis Winston. Now, he gets to serve the same role for Marcus Mariota. The Titans are going to want to get the ball out of Mariota's hands quickly, and that could mean a busy day for Humphries. He's a sneaky start as a flex, particularly in PPR leagues as he could wind up being the Titans' receptions lead in terms of volume in this game.
Week 17 vs. Atlanta Falcons
Adam Humphries caught 10 passes for 79 yards last week. Humphries has been a nice surprise this season with 71 receptions for 750 yards and five touchdowns so far in a very crowded offense. He faces a Falcons defense he torched for 82 yards earlier in the year, making him a solid WR2 option in Week 17.
Week 16 at Dallas Cowboys
Adam Humphries had his first bad game in a while, finishing with 23 yards on four catches (six targets). It was a bad game overall for Tampa Bay as Mike Evans accounted for 77 percent of Jameis Winston's total yards. Humphries might have a little bounce back this week, but don't expect too much in a tough matchup against the Cowboys. Humphries can be viewed as a lower-end WR3.
