Week 15 at Baltimore Ravens
For the first time in a long time, Adam Humphries had a bad game. He wasn't awful, finishing 4-42 on eight targets, but it wasn't on par with what he's been doing lately. He still played well, though, relative to how poorly Jameis Winston threw the ball in that game.
However, we expect another down game from Humprhies this week in a tough matchup vs. the Ravens. Baltimore is allowing the fourth-fewest fantasy points to opposing WRs, holding them scoreless for three straight games. Humphries is more of a WR3 this week.
Week 14 vs. New Orleans Saints
Adam Humphries continues to be a strong option in fantasy as he's one of just four WRs to get at least 10 points in standard over the last three games (Keenan Allen, Davante Adams and Robert Woods are the others). He's been surprisingly consistent, finishing with at least 50 yards in six straight games while scoring five times in that span.
We like him to continue to put up his production this week in a favorable matchup against the Saints. For a while he seemed like a fluke, but at this point Humphries is the real deal. He's a borderline WR1 in PPR formats, and a strong WR2 in standard.
Week 13 vs. Carolina Panthers
Adam Humphries has been a nice surprise this season as he just continues to produce. He's had at least 50 yards in five straight games while scoring four times in that span. Oh, and he's had 6+ receptions in three of those games. He's clearly built out a role in this offense and has value for fantasy purposes.
He had a season-high 82 yards and two touchdowns the last time he faced the Panthers so perhaps he can find success again this week. We like him as a low-end WR2 or strong WR3 choice this week.
Week 12 vs. San Francisco 49ers
You wouldn't think Adam Humphries would continue to put up big numbers with Mike Evans, DeSean Jackson, Chris Godwin and O.J. Howard ahead of him. But somehow, he's managed to have double-digit PPR performances in four of his last six games. He's shined with Jameis Winston in at QB for he can be viewed as a WR3 choice this week vs. the 49ers.
Week 11 at New York Giants
Even though Adam Humphries didn't have another monster game like the week before, he did finish with 53 yards last week. He's now had at least 50 yards in four of the last five games, which is amazing for someone who is the fourth receiver on the depth chart.
Humphries will be bumped up to WR4 range if Chris Godwin is unavailable to play this week (ankle). Otherwise, he's somewhat of a risky fantasy choice vs. the Giants.
Week 10 vs. Washington Redskins
So last week we told you Adam Humphries' role will dwindle with Ryan Fitzpatrick returning. We were wrong. He came out leading the team in receptions (8) and yards (88) while scoring two touchdowns. He's now led the team in receiving in two of the last four games while putting up double-digit fantasy PPR numbers in three of those games.
We're not sure if Humphries is here to stay or not, but he's put together a nice four-game stretch. At the very least he'll take away looks from other players. He's a WR4 choice this week.
Week 9 at Carolina Panthers
Adam Humphries had seven total catches in Ryan Fitzpatrick's first three starts. He had seven catches alone last week in what will likely be Jameis Winston's last start. Winston made Humphries somewhat relevant for fantasy purposes during his time, but expect him to contribute little now that Fitzpatrick is back.
Week 8 at Cincinnati Bengals
Adam Humphries saw nine targets last week after leading the team in receiving the week prior. He hasn't quite made himself a notable option in fantasy, but he's certainly taking looks away from other players.
Week 7 vs. Cleveland Browns
Adam Humphries surprisingly led the Bucs in receiving yards last week with 82 off of three catches. We've seen Humphries have a few big games in recent years, but there are too many other players on this team for him to have repeated success. He's not really worth fantasy consideration.
Week 10 vs. New York Jets
Adam Humphries had a four-game stretch earlier this season where he had at least 50 yards, but lately he's been very limited. In fact, in his last three games combined (since the end of the streak) he's had just 53 yards.
Humphries could see an increase this week since Mike Evans is out, but his role is pretty defined in the offense. If anything, Chris Godwin would see more of an increase than Humphries. But since it's a favorable matchup, we like Humphries as a WR3 or WR4 in PPR formats this week.
