Week 12 at New England Patriots
Jarvis Landry is the PPR WR5 to this point in the season, and an upper-echelon starting option again this week in PPR formats against a Patriots defense ranked a lowly 27th in aFPA vs. WRs. Landry has 5 receptions and/or a touchdown in every game this season. His 6 touchdowns in his last seven games also makes him a viable option in standard leagues for Week 12. Start him.
Week 11 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jarvis Landry is among the NFL leaders in targets per game at 10.8, but his very low yards per reception once again makes him much more valuable in PPR than standard. Landry has also already matched his red zone targets total from all of last year with 9 and has three more red zone touchdowns than he did last year. Jay Cutler is looking his way when it counts most. Consider Landry a WR2 in Week 11, with increased value in PPR formats.
Week 10 at Carolina Panthers
Jarvis Landry's healthy target share keeps him a viable fantasy starter each week, as he's averaging close to 11 targets. Landry also has 5 receptions and/or a touchdown in every game this season. The Panthers are middle of the road in our aFPA vs. WR rankings. That makes him, at worst, a WR2 this week with a WR1 ceiling.
Week 9 vs. Oakland Raiders
With Jay Ajayi gone and the Dolphins struggling to stay competitive, expect more negative game script for Jarvis Landry, who is already on pace for more than 110 catches this season. That makes him a WR1 in PPR this week against a Raiders team ranked 24th in our PPR WR rankings. Even in standard leagues, Landry is still, at worst, a high-end WR2 this week, as he has double-digit targets in all but one game this season.
Week 8 at Baltimore Ravens
Jarvis Landry continues to be a PPR machine, especially with DeVante Parker out the past two weeks. It sounds like Parker has a better chance to play this week, but Landry's targets should be safe with Matt Moore at quarterback. He's averaging 11 targets per game and caught 11 passes against the Ravens last season. He's a low-end WR1 in those formats this week and still a WR2 in standard.
Week 7 vs. New York Jets
Jarvis Landry had 14 targets last week when DeVante Parker was out, and it appears Parker (ankle) is trending towards not playing again. The Jets are just 23rd in our aFPA vs. WR rankings. Therefore, Landry continues to be a WR2, including in Week 7. It should be noted though that the Jets have not allowed a touchdown to a receiver in three straight weeks. There is risk here.
Week 6 at Atlanta Falcons
The Dolphins are a dumpster fire. This offense is only averaging 10 points per game, and now this week, the offensive line coach was forced to resign after a video surfaced of him snorting a white powdery substance in his office! However, Jarvis Landry is averaging 10.8 targets per game, keeping him on the PPR WR radar each week. That's the same in Week 6. He's still a FLEX option in standard leagues, too.
Week 5 vs. Tennessee Titans
Despite a putrid offense that has looked bad against the Jets and Saints (of all teams), Jarvis Landry is still WR19 in PPR on a per game basis. He gets the best matchup possible this week against a Titans defense ranked 32nd in our aFPA vs. PPR WR rankings. Landry is averaging 8 receptions per game, keeping him on the WR2 radar for Week 5 in all formats.
Week 4 vs. New Orleans Saints (game in London)
The Saints have allowed the 10th-most points to opposing WRs (PPR). Jarvis Landry has 26 targets in two weeks. That's juicy, except Landry is only averaging 6.6 yards per reception. That'd be great if he was a running back. Like most weeks, Landry is a WR2 in PPR leagues and not much more than a FLEX consideration in standard leagues, as he struggles to find the end zone.
Week 3 at New York Jets
The Dolphins have a top-10 implied team total this week as they play the lowly Jets on the road. The Jets have allowed 4 touchdowns in two weeks to fantasy wideouts, and Landry was uber-Landry in Week 2 with 13 receptions for only 78 yards. However, he was anti-Landry in his last game against the Jets with 3 receptions for 108 yards and a touchdown. Either way, Landry should be in lineups, regardless of scoring format.
