Week 15 at Denver Broncos
Jarvis Landry finished with over 100 total yards and two touchdowns last week. He got it done as a receiver and a rusher, finishing with 50+ yards each in the air and on the ground. After a rough couple of weeks, Landry has now posted back-to-back 100-yard games, so maybe, just maybe ... he's back?
He gets a decent matchup this week against the Broncos who have allowed a score to a wideout in seven straight games. Landry is the most likely receiver in this group to find the endzone, so his success might just carry on into this week. We like him as a WR2.
Week 14 vs. Carolina Panthers
Jarvis Landry finally had a decent game, finishing with 103 yards on six receptions last week. Before that game, he was averaging 35 yards in the four games prior. Landry hasn't been great in his first year with Cleveland, scoring just two times while having five games below 40 yards.
Maybe he can get something going this week against the Panthers who are allowing the sixth-most fantasy points to opposing wideouts. Receivers have scored nine touchdowns against Carolina in the last five games, so perhaps Landry can find the end zone for the first time since Week 7. We like him as a WR3 this week.
Jarvis Landry at Houston Texans
Jarvis Landry had another poor effort last week, catching three passes for 30 yards. The worst part about his back-to-back games of 22 and 30 yards is that they've been in great matchups, and games where Baker Mayfield had three and four touchdowns. So the Browns are having success, but Landry isn't really a part of it.
He gets a tougher matchup this week against the Texans, and it's getting tougher to trust Landry as a strong fantasy option. We still like him as a WR2, but his recent output doesn't inspire much hope.
Week 12 at Cincinnati Bengals
Jarvis Landry had yet another poor game as he caught just two passes for 22 yards in his last outing. He's now had less than 40 yards four times this season. And the fact he's only scored twice all year is another troubling fact for his 2018 campaign with the Browns.
He'll look to rebound this week in what should be a favorable matchup vs. the Bengals. Cincy is giving up the sixth-most fantasy points to WRs. Landry has been hot-and-cold this season, but all the signs point to a good game this week. He can be viewed as a WR2 option in Week 12.
Week 10 vs. Atlanta Falcons
Jarvis Landry started the season averaging nearly 13 yards per catch in his five games. In his last four games, however, he's averaging 7.1 yards per catch. He's still getting catches, which is good for PPR reasons, but his value in standard is dropping a bit if he continues with these short receptions.
He does get a favorable matchup this week against the Falcons who have allowed the third-most fantasy points to WRs. We like him to have a solid game this week, where he's a low-end WR1 in PPR and a solid WR2 option.
Week 9 vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Jarvis Landry had a classic PPR game last week catching eight passes for 39 yards (on 12 targets). He's had 10+ targets in every game but one this season as he continues to be the clear No. 1 option. He hasn't been spectacular, but he's been fairly reliable for fantasy owners in 2018.
Landry gets a decent matchup this week against the Chiefs who are allowing over 300 passing yards per game. Expect a similar high-catch, mid yardage game from Landry in Week 9 as he should be viewed as a low-end WR1 choice.
Week 8 at Pittsburgh Steelers
After an ugly Week 6 performance, Jarvis Landry bounced back with a strong Week 7 game, catching 10-of-15 targets for 97 yards and a touchdown. He's seen at least 10 targets in every game but one this season and while he hasn't always produced, he's been more reliable than not.
He gets a good matchup this week against the Steelers who have allowed the sixth-most fantasy points to opposing WRs. In Week 1 Landry finished with seven catches for 106 yards against Pittsburgh, so there's a strong chance for a big game here. Landry can be viewed as a WR2 option.
Week 7 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jarvis Landry saw his usual amount of targets (10) last week, but he didn't really get a chance to haul them in. He finished with two catches for 11 yards, both easily season lows. We're not too worried since he had so many looks, it was just a bad game for Baker Mayfield.
Landry should bounce back in a favorable matchup against the Bucs this week. Tampa Bay has allowed the second-most fantasy points to opposing wideouts this season, and have allowed at least 15 receptions three times to wideout groups. We like Landry as a WR1 option this week.
Week 6 vs. Los Angeles Chargers
Jarvis Landry saw 10 targets last week, finishing with 69 yards on five receptions. He now has double-digit targets in every game but one this season and is tied for 4th in the NFL for most targets on the season (58). He's on pace for another 90-catch season.
This week he gets a fairly favorable matchup against the Chargers, who have allowed the seventh-most fantasy points to opposing WRs. We like Landry to continue his strong season vs. L.A. and should be viewed as a strong WR2 choice.
Week 5 vs. Baltimore Ravens
Jarvis Landry saw a healthy 10 targets, but finished with four receptions for 34 yards. Thankfully for owners he also had a score, but it's not promising that he put in season lows for receptions and yards with a new QB.
He could have another down game this week in a tough matchup against the Ravens. Baltimore's numbers are skewed a bit due to A.J. Green's monster 3-TD game, but outside of that the Ravens have been solid against wideouts. Landry should be viewed as a decent WR2 choice this week.
