Ryan Hester
Footballguy
After a hiatus, we're bringing the Player Spotlight threads back to the Shark Pool. For those who are new around here, the Player Spotlights are a key feature of our preseason on the site. They're in-depth looks at key players, including pros and cons, and our staff projections. For years, we also included the best commentary from the Shark Pool. A few years ago, activity in the Pool died down and commentary waned. But, we have confidence in a resurgence.
So here's the deal. Discuss your thoughts about the player in question. We'll pick the best comments from the bunch and use them (and give you credit) in the published articles.
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Marvin Jones, WR - Detroit Lions
Sometimes in fantasy football, consistency can lead to a lack of excitement. It feels like Jones is a prime example of that. With similar stats over last three seasons (including his final year in Cincinnati), Jones rarely generates any buzz and is almost considered a "sexy" pick. But he returns to Detroit, where his position on the depth chart and target pecking order is solid and stable. Tell us what you think of Jones' prospects for 2018. Will his 55 / 930 / 4 (103 targets) from 2016 and his 61 / 1,101 / 9 (107 targets) from 2017 remain consistent? Or will those lines take a noticeable increase or decrease?
So here's the deal. Discuss your thoughts about the player in question. We'll pick the best comments from the bunch and use them (and give you credit) in the published articles.
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Marvin Jones, WR - Detroit Lions
Sometimes in fantasy football, consistency can lead to a lack of excitement. It feels like Jones is a prime example of that. With similar stats over last three seasons (including his final year in Cincinnati), Jones rarely generates any buzz and is almost considered a "sexy" pick. But he returns to Detroit, where his position on the depth chart and target pecking order is solid and stable. Tell us what you think of Jones' prospects for 2018. Will his 55 / 930 / 4 (103 targets) from 2016 and his 61 / 1,101 / 9 (107 targets) from 2017 remain consistent? Or will those lines take a noticeable increase or decrease?