Vincent Brown working back in slowly

Source: Draft Sharks

The Chargers are working 3rd-year WR Vincent Brown back in slowly, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.  Brown missed all of last season with a broken left ankle.  He says the ankle is back to 100%, and many around the team last December apparently believed he could have returned then.  San Diego had no reason to rush him back, though, with no chance at the playoffs.  Brown is taking occasional reps with the 2nd and 3rd teams.  WRs Robert Meachem and Dan DePalma are working as the primary 2nd-team wideouts.  Danario Alexander, Malcom Floyd and slot man Eddie Royal are running with the starters.  The whole Chargers' WR situation will be among the more interesting to watch through training camp.

Chargers HC Mike McCoy wants to help QB Philip Rivers complete 70 percent of his passes

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Philip Rivers was one of the most productive quarterbacks in the league from 2008 through 2010. He averaged 30 touchdowns and just 11 interceptions to go with about 4,300 passing yards. After a couple of down years, Chargers head coach Mike McCoy thinks Rivers can be that good again and that he can be even better in one department: completion percentage. McCoy told Sports Illustrated's Peter King that if Rivers trusts McCoy's system, a bigger diet of short passes will help Rivers complete 70 percent of his throws this season. Rivers' career high in completion percentage is 66.0. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Many of Rivers' 35 interceptions these past two seasons have come on heaves down the field, putting the ball up for grabs with no real hope of

Keenan Allen a full-go for rookie minicamp

Source: Draft Sharks

Chargers HC Mike McCoy said WR Keenan Allen participated in "all the drills" at rookie minicamp on Friday.  It's noteworthy because Allen has been hobbled by a bum knee for the past 6 months.  He also had to have a previous ankle injury re-examined this offseason.  It doesn't sound like either injury is an issue any longer.  Allen should be a full-go for OTAs and training, where he'll battle Vincent Brown and Malcom Floyd for San Diego's #2 WR spot.

Keenan Allen versatility a big asset

Source: Draft Sharks

Chargers GM Tom Telesco praised rookie WR Keenan Allen's versatility.  "The fact that Keenan at some points had played in the slot [at Cal]... is benefical to us," Telesco said. "He's got some versatility for us.  He could play in the slot, or he could play outside."  That versatility, in addition to his route-running skills and reliable hands, should help Keenan Allen make an immediate impact for San Diego.  He'll battle with Vincent Brown, Malcom Floyd and Robert Meachem for the starting spot alongside Danario Alexander.

Where does WR Keenan Allen fit in Chargers' offense?

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

The Chargers spent a third-round pick Friday on a player who was thought to be a top-20 guy not too long ago. Concerns about Keenan Allen's knee and ankle injuries, and a report that he failed a drug test at the NFL Combine led to him falling quite far. The California wide receiver landed in San Diego, a team that is already stocked at receiver with Danario Alexander, Malcom Floyd, Vincent Brown and tight end Antonio Gates. FANTASY ANALYSIS: At first glance, it certainly doesn't look to be a lot of room there for a rookie, even one with Allen's talents, to make much of an impact. He still hasn't fully recovered from knee surgery after tearing his PCL in October, but he should be 100 percent in time for training camp. Best-case scenario to

Robert Meachem will get another chance in San Diego

Source: Draft Sharks

Chargers WR Robert Meachem was one of the bigger free-agent busts in 2012.  Signed to a 4-year, $25.5 million deal, he managed just 14 catches all season.  But new GM Tom Telesco is ready to give Meachem another chance.  "I was actually watching the tape of him," Telesco said. "Early on in the year when he played a little more, he looked pretty good to me, so I'm excited to see him in OTAs, running routes, up close and personal and get to know him a little better."  We like the Chargers' passing game to have a bounce-back season in 2013 under new HC Mike McCoy and OC Ken Whisenhunt.  Meachem could be part of that. Danario Alexander figures to have a starting job locked-up, but the other spot is up for grabs between Meachem, Malcom

Status Wrap: Thanks for the memories, Danario Alexander

Source: Roto Arcade by Scott Pianowski

Normally we give you an Injury Wrap in this space on Fridays, and we will get to plenty of injuries after the jump. But with less in-flux injury news than usual this week, and a few non-injury situations worth discussing, we're broadening the scope of today's piece. Good luck to everyone in their playoff games.

I've enjoyed the Danario Alexander run as much as anyone. I picked him up where I could, started him aggressively, blogged about him constantly. Until the Week 15 bagel, it was a fun and rewarding ride.

But in Week 16, a one-game season, there's no time for sentimentality and future speculation. If you don't like someone's chances at points this weekend, you cut the cord. And with

Over/Under: Will McCoy decorate your roster with tinsel, points in return?

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Fantasy is a speculative game. Predict the future, and you look like a genius. Don't, and you're painfully human. Gazing into the crystal ball here's our view on 10 intriguing over/unders for Week 16.

LeSean McCoy, in his triumphant return to the starting lineup, total yards versus Washington 84.5

Scott –I'm glad this dilemma doesn't litter my rosters this week. The Eagles, Andy Reid, a back off a major injury, what could possibly go wrong? I'm shading UNDER because I tend not to trust anyone off a multiple-week layoff. I'd prefer to avoid McCoy in Week 16 unless backed into a corner.

Brandon – OVER He picked up most of this number through the air in the last

Chargers | Three practice in full

Source: Footballguys.com

San Diego Chargers OT Jeromey Clary (knee), OG Tyronne Green (hamstring) and WR Eddie Royal (hamstring) practiced in full Wednesday, Dec. 19. Our View: With WR Malcom Floyd out for the year it will be helpful for the Chargers to get Royal back on the field. We can't trust him as a fantasy starter in week 16 until we see him make it through a game healthy.

Malcom Floyd placed on IR

Source: Draft Sharks

The Chargers have placed WR Malcom Floyd (ankle) on IR.  He suffered the injury in last week's loss to the Panthers.  M-Flo quietly racked up a career high 56 catches for 814 yards and 5 scores this season.  He's currently sitting 27th among WRs in fantasy points.  WR Robert Meachem figures to move back into San Diego's starting lineup with Floyd out, but he's nowhere near a fantasy option.  Meach has topped 50 yards just once all season.

Malcom Floyd - Chargers' Floyd done for season

Source: The Huddle

The San Diego Chargers placed WR Malcom Floyd (ankle) on the season-ending Injured Reserve list Tuesday, Dec. 18, due to the sprained ankle he suffered late in the Week 15 loss against the Carolina Panthers.
Huddle Up: The absence of Floyd -- the Bolts' leader in receptions (56), yards (814) and TDs (5) -- figures to benefit WR Danario Alexander the most down the stretch. Alexander had been on a tear since joining the squad prior to Week 9, but he came up empty handed in Week 15 in one of the more surprising fantasy developments Sunday.

Chargers | Malcom Floyd done for season

Source: Footballguys.com

The San Diego Chargers placed WR Malcom Floyd (ankle) on the season-ending Injured Reserve list Tuesday, Dec. 18, due to the sprained ankle he suffered late in the Week 15 loss against the Carolina Panthers.

Malcom Floyd placed on IR

Source: FFToday

High ankle sprain

Malcom Floyd showed what he could do this season. He didn't miss a practice all year. He set career highs in starts, catches and yardage, leading the receiving corps in all three. But after spraining his ankle Sunday, he'll fall short of 16 games for the third straight year. (San Diego Union-Tribune)

FF Today's Take: Floyd suffered a high ankle sprain and with only two weeks left in the season, doesn't have enough time to recover. He's signed with San Diego through 2015.

Week 16 – WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Cary Edmondson / USA TODAY Sports

While many have made the case for Michael Crabtree being a first round bust, it appears the 4th year receiver is starting to come into his own. Early signs in the off-season suggested this could be a breakout year for Crabtree, if for no other reason than he finally overcame his problematic foot issues.

For the first-time Crabtree actually played in a preseason game this August, and thankfully his foot ailments appear to be a thing of the past.

The best thing that ever happened for Crabtree was Alex Smith’s demotion in the middle of the season. It’s not that Crabtree and Smith weren’t having success together, but more that Colin Kaepernick has the

Chargers place WR Floyd, RB Mathews on I.R. - Malcom Floyd | SD

Source: Rotoworld Football

Chargers placed Malcom Floyd (ankle), Ryan Mathews (collarbone), and OL Reggie Wells (undisclosed) on season-ending injured reserve.

Mostly NFL Notes: Colin Kaepernick is here to stay

Source: Roto Arcade by Dalton Del Don

As an Arian Foster owner in numerous leagues, it was frustrating to see him not score in a game for just the second time all season, especially at home in such a favorable matchup, but he really piled on the yards late, finishing with 165 rushing, so it's tough to complain too much. In fact, his 6.1 YPC was by far the best of the year. He also had a 27-yard touchdown run called back due to a hold…Reggie Wayne picked a poor time to have his three lowest yardage totals of the season, which have occurred over the past three games, including a season-low 14 yards Sunday…Vick Ballard was highly impressive. He's an interesting keeper league commodity moving forward…Sunday marked

Target Practice, Week 15: Let’s review the Danario Alexander debacle

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

Entering Week 15, Chargers receiver Danario Alexander was looking like a must-start fantasy asset. He'd just roasted Pittsburgh, the NFL's top-ranked pass defense, for 88 yards and two TDs. Alexander was coming off a five-game stretch in which he'd delivered 30 catches for 494 receiving yards and five scores. There were few obvious reasons to doubt him.

But then Sunday happened.

DX put up a goose egg in a critical week — zero catches, zero yards, zero fantasy points. He was targeted just three times. He dropped the first throw that came his way (though it wouldn't have gained more than 3-4 yards), the second was well-defended, and the third "target" was actually a throwaway, a ball that Philip Rivers buried in

Flames: ‘Tis the season for another DeAngelo playoff run

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Each week the Noise highlights 12-13 somewhat obscure, unobvious names who he believes are destined to torch the competition. To qualify, each player must be started in fewer than 60 percent of Yahoo! leagues. Speaking as an accountability advocate, I will post the results, whether genius or moronic, the following week using the scoring system shown here. If you're a member of TEAM HUEVOS, post your Week 16 Flames in the comments section below.

Sam Bradford, StL, QB (6-percent started)
Matchup: at

Malcom Floyd - Chargers' Floyd leaves early

Source: The Huddle

San Diego Chargers WR Malcom Floyd left the Week 15 game against the Carolina Panthers early due to an ankle injury.
Huddle Up: Floyd paced the Chargers with 39 receiving yards on 2 catches, but his fantasy owners will now have to monitor Southern California practice reports to check on the WR's status.

Chargers | Malcom Floyd leaves early

Source: Footballguys.com

San Diego Chargers WR Malcom Floyd (ankle) left the Week 15 game against the Carolina Panthers early due to an ankle injury.

Chargers | No love for the WRs in Week 15

Source: Footballguys.com

San Diego Chargers WR Malcom Floyd had two grabs for a team-high 39 yards in the Week 15 game against the Carolina Panthers. The only other wide receiver to get onto the stat sheet was WR Micheal Spurlock, who had one catch for eight yards. The Chargers had 16 completions, with the wideouts posting three grabs, running backs accounting for eight catches and tight ends making up the remaining five catches.

Week 15 – WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Jason Bridge / USA TODAY Sports

The Chargers finally picked up a win and did so against a playoff caliber team, on the road. While Danario Alexander started off slow, he eventually had his way with the Steelers secondary picking up seven receptions for 88-yards and two touchdowns.

Alexander has done a terrific job in the short passing game, crossing routes and big plays down the field. Those of you that watched the Chargers play the Steelers on Sunday also know he has terrific balance and body control when going up in the air on 50/50 balls against a defender. This makes him a dangerous man inside the red zone and like his first touchdown, his body control around the sidelines allowed him to leap

Chargers | Malcom Floyd doesn't do much

Source: Footballguys.com

San Diego Chargers WR Malcom Floyd had four catches for 61 yards in the Week 13 loss against the Cincinnati Bengals.

NFL Skinny: Week 12 preview

Source: Roto Arcade by Brandon Funston

It's a short work week because of Turkey Day, so I'm in frantic, scramble mode, trying to get everything squared away before I take time off for a gluttonous day of giving thanks. That said, I'm going to jump right into my usual analysis of the week ahead. But first, just a couple thoughts on the week that was.

1. That Jacksonville scored 37 points and threw for almost 400 yards against Houston is just another (extreme) reminder of how unpredictable this game is. There's no such thing as gospel truth when it comes to our fantasy game. It's always best to arm yourself with as much research and industry opinion as possible before filling out your lineup. But don't be afraid to play a hunch that runs counter to the "expert"

WK 12 – WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Troy Taormina / US PRESSWIRE

Fantasy owners with Andre Johnson were waiting for an explosive game from the veteran and they finally got it against the Jaguars. Johnson put the game away with a 48-yard touchdown to seal the game in over time helping him finish with 14 receptions for 273 yards and the big score.

With top corner back Jonathan Joseph questionable for this week, the Lions will have respectable odds of forcing the Texans into another high-scoring game on Thanksgiving. Look to Johnson as a must start WR1 going forward.

What Did We Learn From Week 11?

- While Antonio

Ed Reed suspended one game

Source: FFToday

Will appeal after drawing flag for illegal hit

Ed Reed has been suspended for one game without pay by the NFL for repeated hits to the head area of opponents following a review. Reed was flagged for unnecessary roughness for a helmet-to-helmet hit against Pittsburgh Steelers WR Emmanuel Sanders. Reed told coach John Harbaugh that he plans to immediately appeal and a decision is forthcoming by Wednesday on whether he'll be able to play in Sunday's game against the San Diego Chargers. (

Malcom Floyd - Floyd takes over as Chargers' Z receiver

Source: The Huddle

San Diego Chargers WR Malcom Floyd has taken over as the team's 'Z' receiver. The 'Z' typically lines up on the same side as TE Antonio Gates, and Floyd was moved there in Week 10 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to create mismatches and make opponents pick their poison. The position was previously manned by WR Robert Meachem. 'With Antonio and I lining up next to each other, we put a strain on whatever side we're on,' Floyd said.
Huddle Up: Left unsaid here is that the rapidly-emerging Danario Alexander is starting in Floyd's old spot, relegating Meachem to third-WR status. Alexander had 5 catches for 134 yards and a TD last week, while Meachem only caught 1 pass for 8 yards.

Chargers | Malcom Floyd takes over as Z receiver

Source: Footballguys.com

San Diego Chargers WR Malcom Floyd has taken over as the team's 'Z' receiver. The 'Z' typically lines up on the same side as TE Antonio Gates, and Floyd was moved there in Week 10 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to create mismatches and make opponents pick their poison. The position was previously manned by WR Robert Meachem. 'With Antonio and I lining up next to each other, we put a strain on whatever side we're on,' Floyd said.

Week 11 Start’em – Sit’em

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: James Lang / US PRESSWIRE

The Raiders may not have a defense worth bragging about but we should see some offensive fireworks between New Orleans and Oakland this week.

Week 11 Standard Rankings – QB | RB | WR |

Week 11 – Waiver Wire Pickups

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Kim Klement / US PRESSWIRE

One bye week left to plow through and I’m sure we’re all happy about that. Look to New Orleans ground game for some help this week as they take on the Raiders. For those of you looking for some help at receiver I have a few AFC West big play receivers we need to target, if they are still around in your league.

Week 11 Standard Rankings – QB | RB |

Week 11 WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Denny Medley / US PRESSWIRE

The Raiders have struggled to run the football all year forcing Carson Palmer and the passing game to play well in order to remain competitive. With the way their defense has played of late and the Saints coming to town, you can bet Palmer is in for a day of possibly over 50 passing attempts and that means big things for Denarius Moore.

Moore struggled with hamstring problems this summer and came on slow this season as a result, but in the past five weeks Moore is seventh in the league in targets, with 22 receptions for 392 yards and four touchdowns. Few wide receivers can rival those numbers and with possibly his most favorable game of the year, you can understand why

Chargers | Malcom Floyd finds end zone

Source: Footballguys.com

San Diego Chargers WR Malcom Floyd had a game-high six receptions for 63 yards and a touchdown in Week 10 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Chargers | Malcom Floyd returns

Source: Footballguys.com

Updating a previous report, San Diego Chargers WR Malcom Floyd (jaw) has returned to the game after missing some time with a jaw injury.

Chargers | Malcom Floyd injured

Source: Footballguys.com

San Diego Chargers WR Malcom Floyd (jaw) left the game early Week 10 because of a jaw injury and is considered questionable to return.

Robert Meachem - Chargers' Meachem, Royal probable

Source: The Huddle

San Diego Chargers WRs Robert Meachem (hamstring) and Eddie Royal (hamstring) fully participated in practice Friday, Nov. 9, and are probable for the team's Week 10 game.
Huddle Up: The Chargers suddenly have a glut of WRs a week after Meachem and Royal were out. For fantasy purposes, count on Malcom Floyd and leave the others for those in deeper leagues.

Week 10 PPR Flex Play Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Derick E. Hingle / US PRESSWIRE

Instead of just using Mark Ingram and Pierre Thomas as a two-headed backfield in New Orleans the Saints activated Chris Ivory and used a three-man attack. We’ve seen this in the past and while it will continue to frustrate fantasy owners, we should like what we saw from the ground game last week.

Of the three backs look to Thomas as the top flex play option. Thomas has 17 receptions on the season and will likely receive the most work in the passing game.

Expect Matt Cassel To Start

As of Thursday Brady Quinn was still yet to be cleared from

Week 10 PPR – WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Don McPeak / US PRESSWIRE

Among those player that have already gone through a bye weeks this season, Brandon Marshall is second in the league after Reggie Wayne in targets and is listed in the top five in receptions. After his three touchdown effort least week, Marshall is now on pace for a career high in touchdowns with seven already on the season.

These are the numbers we hoped for when Marshall was sent packing out of Miami and re-united with Jay Cutler in Chicago. The chemistry between Cutler and Marshall is top notch but with success comes the attention from opponents to figure out ways to take this combination away.

With this in mind it should be no surprise that according to Texans

Fantasy Fallout: Friday Rundown

Source: Rotoworld Football Articles

Frank DuPont looks at Taiwan Jones, Malcom Floyd, and Ryan Mathews, in the weekly trip through the stat sheet.

Shuffle Up: Where does Eli Manning go from here?

Source: Roto Arcade by Scott Pianowski

Time to get in character for another week. The ranks in this exercise are not Week 10 fantasy ranks; instead, we're trying to arrange the players based on what we expect from Weeks 10-16. Assume a standard scoring format (non-PPR), and remember the golden rule: no one gains 10-20 percent of bonus value just because they're on your roster.

That established, if you logically construct a sound argument, I'm all ears. I'll add comments, and tweak a rank or two, as the night goes along. It's quarterbacks and wideouts this week; running backs and tight ends get the floor next week.

1. Aaron Rodgers
2. Peyton Manning
3. Drew Brees
4. Matt Ryan
5. Tom Brady
6. Robert Griffin

Week 10: Start 'Em

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Though these players might normally be on your fantasy bench, they might be worth starting this week. This week's picks include Marcel Reece, Jacquizz Rodgers, Pierre Thomas, Malcom Floyd, and Ty Hilton.

Flames: End-zone spikes could be aplenty for Ballard, Colts

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Each week the Noise highlights 12-13 somewhat obscure, unobvious names who he believes are destined to torch the competition. To qualify, each player must be started in fewer than 60 percent of Yahoo! leagues. Speaking as an accountability advocate, I will post the results, whether genius or moronic, the following week using the scoring system shown here. If you're a member of TEAM HUEVOS, post your Week 10 Flames in the comments section below.

Ryan Tannehill, Mia, QB (3-percent started)
Matchup: vs. Ten
Preseason the only

Week 10 – Flex Play Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Greg M. Cooper / US PRESSWIRE

The Bills have struggled to say the least against the run this year and the way New England uses there running backs, we should consider Shane Vereen as a flex option. Keep an eye on Brandon Bolden status through practice this week, but I have a feeling Vereen has earned the right to be the primary backup to Stevan Ridley, even if Bolden is healthy.

Even Danny Woodhead is worth a look as a flex, at least in PPR leagues because the Patriots are sure to build a big lead and use all three running backs. Vereen and Woodhead will also see action in the passing game, and Vereen trades off with Ridley in goal-line responsibilities.

Brandon Lloyd Worth

Week 10 – WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Brett Davis / US PRESSWIRE

Andre Johnson has failed to haul in a touchdown for five straight weeks. Fantasy owners have to be disappointed in Johnson’s numbers this year, but credit a stingy defense and a terrific running game as some of the reasons for Houston’s failure to give him more work.

Then again, Johnson has no less than eight receptions in each of his past three games, and had his second highest receiving total last week with 118 yards against the Bills.

While Johnson may not be the elite WR1 option he was in the past, he’s still a weekly WR2 play, even in standard leagues. Based on his recent workload in the offense, we should expect his touchdowns to come and

Danario Alexander - Chargers' Alexander has earned bigger role

Source: The Huddle

Updating a previous report, San Diego Chargers head coach Norv Turner said Friday, Nov. 2, that WR Danario Alexander will have an expanded role going forward. 'Danario's going to play. We're going to play him,' Turner said. 'He's going to be a big part of what we do. He earned that right last night.'
Huddle Up: Three catches for 61 yards usually isn't cause for a big celebration, but the Chargers have been looking for a wideout to step up alongside Malcom Floyd and Alexander just may fill the bill with Robert Meachem and Eddie Royal struggling with injuries and a lack of production.

Robert Meachem inactive

Source: Draft Sharks

Chargers WR Robert Meachem (hamstring) is inactive for tonight's game against the Chiefs.  WR Eddie Royal is also out.  Neither guy has been effective this season, but it leaves QB Philip with only Seyi Ajirotutu and newly-signed Danario Alexander behind top WR Malcom Floyd.  Look for lots of Ryan Mathews and Antonio Gates.

Shuffle Up and Redraft: Starting over with 220 picks

Source: Roto Arcade by Scott Pianowski

In the world of spies, they mock what they don't understand. In the world of fantasy, we want to understand, so we mock.

Truth be told, this 220-pick exercise wasn't really a mock — it's a real thing. I assembled 10 of my flatliner roto friends (industry and non-industry folks included) and we're all standing behind our teams. While we won't do any maintenance to the rosters we drafted Tuesday night, we are keeping score and we are playing for a financial stake. If you can't go full out, why go at all?

We'll use best-ball scoring to determine the winners; everyone will have their best theoretical score assigned to them after each go-round. It's a total-points grab, there are no head-to-head games. We're using the

Week 9 Start’em / Sit’em

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Icon SMI

If you were one of those fantasy owners who took a shot on Matthew Stafford in the second round of your draft this summer, it’s been a disappointing season. Finally last week, Stafford put together the type of numbers we would expect from a quarterback that threw for over 5,000 yards and 41 touchdowns the year before and hopefully it’s the begging if a big second half.

Week 9 Standard Rankings – QB |

Flames: Bon appetit! Fancy feast on tap for Stewart in D.C.

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Each week the Noise highlights 12-13 somewhat obscure, unobvious names who he believes are destined to torch the competition. To qualify, each player must be started in fewer than 60 percent of Yahoo! leagues. Speaking as an accountability advocate, I will post the results, whether genius or moronic, the following week using the

Mostly NFL Notes: Week 8 Recap

Source: Roto Arcade by deldon

Throw Robert Griffin's stat line completely out the window, as Washington receivers committed at least 10 drops, and that's no exaggeration. In a week full of an abnormally high amount of them, the Redskins were the worst, highlighted by this gem. It's not often you see a quarterback commit pass interference, but so was the case with RG3 on Sunday…Heath Miller is on pace to finish with fewer than 800 yards, but thanks to nine targets inside the 10-yard line (more than any other receiver in football), he has six touchdowns and has been the No. 3 fantasy tight end so far this year…Did you see Antonio Brown run backward for the final 20

Chargers | Ronnie Brown leads team in receiving in Week 8

Source: Footballguys.com

San Diego Chargers RB Ronnie Brown led the team in receiving in Week 8 against the Cleveland Browns, hauling in seven receptions for 85 yards. WR Malcom Floyd was the top wide receiver target with four grabs and 43 yards. No other wide receiver had a reception, although WR Robert Meachem did carry once for minus-6 yards.