Week 9 vs. Atlanta
Adam Humphries caught a long 42-yard catch last week, but didn't do too much else. After a few big games at the start of the season, Humphries has struggled to create production in Tampa Bay's offense.
He'll face the Falcons this week, a team he didn't do much against (3-34) in Week 1. Humphries is not a reliable option for fantasy purposes this week.
Week 8 vs. Oakland
Adam Humphries' last three games have a combined stat line of four catches for 32 yards. That's barely over a catch and 10 yards per game, which is upsetting after he showed some promise earlier in the year.
There's definitely an opportunity for him to bounce back this week in a favorable matchup against the Raiders, but there's no guarantee. Humphries is a risky play, and is close to being off the fantasy radar.
Week 7 at San Francisco
Adam Humphries is an interesting player because he's had some big PPR performances this season. But he's also had plenty of clunkers, including his last two games where he's finished with one reception in each matchup.
Humphries' workload could increase this week and in the near future with Vincent Jackson sidelined. Humphries was outproducing Jackson anyways, so his role with the veteran out will have to be seen.
We like this matchup for Humphries, and he gets a boost in PPR formats. He should be viewed as a WR3 or WR4 play.
Week 5 vs. Carolina
After a career effort in Week 3, Adam Humphries was held to just one catch last week. He's a receiver that's dependent on game conditions, making him hard to trust in fantasy. He should get more than one catch this week, but he's nothing more than a Hail Mary play in PPR formats.
Week 4 vs. Denver
As we told you last week, Adam Humphries was a player worth monitoring, especially in PPR formats. He then produced a 100-yard game, catching 9-of-12 targets. Part of that can be attributed to the Bucs throwing the ball 58 times, but it's clear Humphries has developed a solid role in this offense.
It should be interesting to see how Humphries performs this week against a tough Broncos defense. It'd be difficult to start him this week, but he's a player that could be an option with a better matchup in the future.
Week 3 vs. Los Angeles
Adam Humphries made some plays last week as the team's slot receiver. He caught six passes for 67 yards on eight targets. He's had better production than Vincent Jackson through two games this season, and is someone to keep an eye on in PPR formats. For now though, he's not a great option, especially against the Rams.
Week 15 at St. Louis
Adam Humphries isn't going to impress you with anything. He did catch a touchdown last week, but it was his only receptions of the game. He's had two games this season with 50 yards or more, but he's really a risky play.
He's more of a Hail Mary attempts in daily fantasy in hopes he gets some receptions while Mike Evans is being covered. He shouldn't be considered in redraft.
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