Jerry Jeudy

Week 3 vs. New York Giants
Jerry Jeudy popped up for a 5-73-0 line on six targets, one of the first efficient performances we've seen out of any Browns pass-catcher through two weeks. It's hard to know what to do with that information because (in theory), the Browns should be trying to make the most out of Amari Cooper on a weekly basis, it's just that Deshaun Watson can't hit him. Jeudy is a desperation Flex play or a WR4/5.

Week 14 at Los Angeles Chargers
Jerry Jeudy logged another forgettable performance in Week 13 by catching three of four targets for 51 scoreless yards. Jeudy has not developed much in terms of chemistry with Russell Wilson as the two often look out of sync on the field, resulting in Wilson favoring Courtland Sutton for targets. Jeudy's target share for the season has now dropped below 20%, and he still only has one touchdown on the year. Jeudy and the Broncos get a great matchup against a leaky Chargers secondary this week, but he has failed to produce in positive matchups all season. Jeudy is only a starting option in really deep leagues where you are looking for upside and can tolerate a subterranean floor.

Week 11 vs. Minnesota Vikings
Jerry Jeudy came up with a couple big catches on Monday night, but only saw three targets in the game and could only manage 35 yards on that limited usage. Jeudy has taken a clear backseat to Courtland Sutton in Sean Payton's offensive scheme, and the Denver offense is simply not prolific enough to support more than one pass catcher as a fantasy asset on a weekly basis. Jeudy is going to get the short end of the stick more weeks than not, which makes him an extremely risky and low-floor fantasy option. A Week 11 matchup with the Vikings' pedestrian secondary is not concerning, but Jeudy's lack of production in 2023 is. He is best left on benches this week for fantasy managers.