Fantasy Life Articles on Mike Evans
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The Commanders are No. 4 in largest fantasy boost allowed to WRs (+4.3). No. 2 WR Deebo Samuel (hamstring) exited last week with an injury, and in his absence Evans had his best game of the season in both production (22.8 fantasy points, 7-113-1 receiving, 10 targets) and utilization (76% route rate, 36% target share, 65% air yard share, 50% end zone target share, 92 Utilization Score). Samuel is out again, so Evans should dominate. He's creeping toward WR1 territory.
STACKED’s take
Evans is a mid-range WR1 vs. Washington with elite utilization and Deebo Samuel out again.
Evans is creeping toward WR1 territory after dominating in Week 5 without Deebo Samuel (22.8 fantasy points, 7-113-1 receiving, 10 targets, 76% route rate, 36% target share, 65% air yard share, 50% end zone target share, 92 Utilization Score). The Commanders allow the No. 4 largest fantasy boost to WRs (+4.3 PPG) and the No. 5 boost to WR corps (5.3 PPG). Samuel is out again, so Evans should dominate. Evans ranks second in the NFL in TPRR (31%) behind only Jaxson Smith-Njigba. In three games where Evans hasn't left with an injury, he has averaged 18.6 PPG. The 49ers have the second-highest team total (29.95) in the NFL Game Model. Median projection: 17.6, Ceiling: 25.1, Floor: 13.2. Evans is a mid-range WR1 against Washington in Week 6.
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