Dropped him a few weeks back while letting useless Greg Little tie up a bench spot and regret it terribly.Given what a sieve the New England defense has been I can even see Eddie Royal going for 50-60 yards and a score.INCIDENTALLY... stat breakdown between Thomas vs. Royal - both active and in the lineupWEEK 7 - Thomas' first game of 2011; Thomas caught 3 passes (10 targets) for 27 yards and a score; Royal caught 2 passes (4 targets) for 14 yardsWEEK 8 - Royal caught 6 passes (13 targets) for 41 yards; Thomas caught 1 pass (3 targets) for 10 yardsWEEK 9 - Royal caught 2 passes (6 targets) for 25 yards; Thomas caught 1 pass (2 targets) for 29 yardsWEEK 10 - This was the infamous 8 passing attempt game against the Chiefs; Royal was targetted twice with no completions - he also rushed 3 times for 19 yards; Thomas wasn't targetted once at allWEEK 11 - This was the infamous 9 completion game against the Jets; Thomas caught 2 of 6 passes for 37 yards; Royal caught 3 of 4 passes for 15 yards - he also rushed once for 10 yards.WEEK 12 - Royal received two targets - he also rushed once for 1 yard; Thomas received one target; no passes were caught between them against the ChargersWEEK 13 - Royal left the game following a concussion early in the 2nd quarter; both Royal and Thomas were targetted once a piece in the first quarter; Royal caught his pass for 7 yards, the target to Thomas fell incompleteWEEK 14 - Royal did not playWEEK 15 - Royal will start opposite DeckerFINAL TALLY with both guys in the lineup...- Eddie Royal - 32 targets, 14 completions (43.8% catch rate), 102 yards plus 5 rushes for 30 yards | TARGETS+TOUCHES = 37- Demaryius Thomas - 23 targets, 7 completions (30.4% catch rate), 103 yards plus 1 TD | TARGETS = 23This is a direct comparison of their game activity when both active and excludes what Thomas has done with Royal out of the lineup. Thomas is still the better play but be wary of what Royal's presence ahead of him on the depth chart means for his opportunities. I would still start Royal ahead of him in PPR formats.