Cowboys lead Cardinals 14-3 at halftime
The Dallas Cowboys lead the Arizona Cardinals 14-3 at halftime
WR · DAL · 27 yrs · exp 2 · Southeast Missouri State
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The Dallas Cowboys lead the Arizona Cardinals 14-3 at halftime
Jermiyah Love injured with ankle issue, questionable to return
Ryan Flournoy caught three of his four targets for 38 yards and one touchdown while also rushing once for three yards in the Cowboys' 33-30 Week 8 loss to the Cardinals. Flournoy has had a nose for the end zone of late, scoring a touchdown in two of his last three contests. The wideout remains a touchdown dependent option in all formats ahead of a favorable Week 9 contest against the Indianapolis Colts
Adds: Ryan Flournoy
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Ryan Flournoy is coming off multiple double-digit PPR fantasy point performances in his last three games. Though some of those points were scored in garbage time, it's nice to see him more consistently involved in the offense and getting targeted on passes that have the potential to score enough points to be fantasy relevant. There's always risk when starting a team's WR3 in fantasy football, but that risk could be mitigated by playing against the dismal Arizona Cardinals pass defense. They rank near the bottom of the league in yards per pass attempt, PPR fantasy points to wide receivers, and passing touchdowns given up to opposing offenses this season. We could see a shootout result in enough fantasy points to go around for Cowboys WRs CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens (hamstring/shoulder), and Flournoy to all have great games. Treat Flournoy as a WR4 with upside in deeper leagues for Week 8
Adds: Ryan Flournoy. Drops: J.J. McCarthy
Ryan Flournoy caught four passes for 70 yards in Monday's 38-21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Flournoy wasn't heavily targeted on Monday night, but he was able to make the most out of his four opportunities by turning them into four catches for 70 total yards. He isn't fantasy relevant at this point, but he is currently a strong contributor for the Cowboys in real life and worth keeping an eye on if someone ahead of him on the depth chart suffers an injury
Drops: Ryan Flournoy
Sleeper trending/drop: Ryan Flournoy (11783) count=34264 (Δ34264 vs prior poll)
Despite recent fantasy production, Ryan Flournoy is not recommended for starting lineups in Week 7 due to a tough matchup against the Eagles and the dominance of CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. Flournoy is best viewed as a dynasty stash or a potential waiver pickup if injuries occur
Adds: Ryan Flournoy
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Ryan Flournoy has seen his fantasy production increase in each of the last three weeks, putting him on the fantasy football radar as a potential WR3/flex streamer going forward. The Cowboys haven't played great this season, but their passing game has been a bright spot with its ability to support three fantasy-relevant receivers. Flournoy has been able to rack up 36.7 PPR points over his last three games despite consistently operating behind both CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. With that in mind, the 26-year-old is a safe bet to finish as a top-48 fantasy receiver every week, and his upside is even higher if Lamb or Pickens miss time or if the Cowboys have a favorable matchup. Managers in all 12+ team leagues should look to add Flournoy off waivers, especially as bye weeks and injuries continue to mount at the wide receiver position across the NFL
Flournoy caught seven of nine targets for 40 yards and a touchdown in Sunday night's 23-13 loss to the Packers. Flournoy has emerged as the clear third option in the passing game for Dallas, knocking an underperforming Jake Ferguson down the target totem pole. Flournoy's nine targets trailed CeeDee Lamb's 18 and George Pickens' 11 on a night Dak Prescott attempted 54 passes. Flournoy found the end zone late with a six-yard score, and he's now posted 23 catches for 234 yards and one score on 36 targets through six games. He's an elite bench stash in the event something happens to Lamb or Pickens
Adds: Ryan Flournoy
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Ryan Flournoy has shown enough upside to be startable as a WR3/flex in fantasy football leagues in games in which either of his team's top-2 WRs are injured. Unfortunately for fantasy managers who have him, both WRs CeeDee Lamb (quadriceps) and George Pickens practiced in full on Friday and are set to play in Week 6 without restrictions. Flournoy's standalone value is minimal when both Lamb and Pickens are healthy. The third-year pro will continue to serve as third fiddle at WR in an offense that also looks to get tight end Jake Ferguson and running back Javonte Williams involved in the passing game. This leaves little room for No. 19 to go off on a weekly basis. He should remain on benches in deep leagues and in the minds of fantasy managers as a waiver wire priority if either Lamb or Pickens suffers a serious injury moving forward
Adds: Ryan Flournoy. Drops: Courtland Sutton
Flournoy’s upside is clear if Lamb or Pickens miss time, making him a priority stash candidate
Ryan Flournoy had a strong game, catching 3 of 4 targets for 90 yards in the Cowboys' loss to the Bucs
Flournoy’s breakout week and Lamb’s injury could boost his fantasy value
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