Philly horrible against the pass. He'll be fine this week.  Still a top 5-10 option.  On top of that, teams are going to focus on stopping the run now.  Anyone thinking Rodgers absence will help Lacy has it backwards.  Those holes you can drive a truck through will be gone.
		
		
	 
I agree this doesn't help Lacy but Nelson being top 5-10 is pure wishful thinking. he's a wr3 at best until Rodgers returns.
		
 
		
	 
He's going to get less attention now.  Seneca is no Rodgers obviously but to think he's just going to fall off a cliff is nuts.  Defenses going to dare Seneca to beat them.  
Jordy may get more targets.  The sky is not falling.
		
 
		
	 
Two things:
1) The bolded is not true...at all.  Nelson will likely see fewer targets, as the Packers will not only be run-centric, but will also have fewer offensive plays, as their offense will be less effective.  Also, running the ball a lot tends to "shorten" games, also leading to fewer offensive plays.
2) The quality of the guy throwing the ball is not the same - so target numbers don't matter as much.  There is a difference between being targeted by Aaron Rodgers and targeted by Seneca Wallace.  Heck, Peppers' INT was a Nelson target on the slant.  Last night, Nelson was targeted 8 times by Wallace - he caught 3.  Save for one game in Baltimore, Jordy has a catch rate of 75% of his targets (or higher) in the other 6 games.  That % is going to go waaaay down with Seneca Wallace throwing the ball.  I'd say 50% is a fair expectation - at 15 yards per, t
hat's about 4-5 completions/game for about 60 yards and an occasional score.  That's something - but that's nowhere near WR1 territory - and actually, weakish WR2 depending on the number of teams in your league.  Think right around where Denarius Moore is going forward (his pace is almost exactly the above numbers).