Outlook Deebo Samuel Sr.
Declining Ownership Trends Signal a High-Risk, High-Reward Bet for the Veteran Dual-Threat
Deebo Samuel Sr. enters his eighth NFL season looking to stabilize his fantasy footprint after transitioning to Washington last year. In 2025, he logged a solid 72 receptions for 727 yards and five touchdowns across 16 games. However, his dual-threat capability took a hit as his rushing role scaled back to just 17 attempts.
Our data highlights a steady decline in fantasy manager confidence over the past month, with his ownership rate sliding down to 33% and active starting rates sitting at 15%. This suggests managers are increasingly wary of his weekly ceiling as he enters his age-30 season.
Despite the falling market sentiment, he still averaged a respectable 10.1 yards per catch last season. While he no longer profiles as a locked-in weekly starter, he remains an intriguing bench stash with flex appeal if his usage spikes.
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Outlook Xavier Worthy
Post-Hype Sleeper Appeal Makes Kansas City Speedster a Prime Bounce-Back Value
Worthy enters his third season as a starting outside receiver alongside Rashee Rice and Travis Kelce in Patrick Mahomes' passing attack. After a sophomore campaign hampered by a shoulder injury that limited him to 591 yards, he is fully rehabbed from offseason surgery. Despite occasional practice critiques, Andy Reid remains highly optimistic about unlocking Worthy's deep-threat potential.
Our projections forecast a bounce-back year with 56 receptions for 751 yards and four touchdowns. Currently rostered in 80% of leagues but starting in only 20%, Worthy is viewed by fantasy managers as a high-upside stash rather than a weekly lineup fixture.
Worthy's ADP has stabilized around 117, making him a late-round flyer. At this price, our models see him as a strong value. Getting a primary target in this offense at a double-digit round discount is a premium opportunity.
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