Everett caught just three of six targets for 16 yards and lost a fumble during Sunday's 34-13 loss to San Francisco.

EDGE Analysis

The rookie tight end also had a blunder on special teams, as he ran into the punter, and the ensuing penalty extended a drive for the 49ers. Everett wraps up his first season with 16 receptions for 244 yards and two scores. He will probably remain involved in the offense and garner the odd look in the playoffs because his athleticism, speed and size make him a potential matchup nightmare. However, Everett should continue to be viewed as an unreliable asset in all fantasy settings during the postseason.

Everett played 18 of 58 offensive snaps and caught two of four targets for seven yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 32-16 win over Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

The score was the second of the campaign for the rookie, and Everett now has just 12 receptions for 222 yards through 12 games. However, he's showcased tremendous upside with four of those catches going for at least 20 yards and two of the 40-yard variety. Additionally, his athleticism projects to provide plenty of matchup problems -- especially near the goal line -- as the rookie matures and his role expands in the future. As a result, Everett's long-term upside is intriguing, but he's still likely too untrustworthy in the majority of seasonal settings.

Everett caught one of two targets for eight yards during Sunday's 24-7 loss to Minnesota.

EDGE Analysis

The rookie tight end was on the field for just 19 of 59 offensive snaps, as Tyler Higbee continues to receive more playing time. As a result, it's difficult to rely on Everett in any seasonal fantasy settings. However, the South Alabama product is definitely sill a solid prospect to consider stashing in deep keeper/dynasty leagues.

Everett played 20 of 66 offensive snaps but didn't haul in either of his targets during Sunday's 33-7 win over Houston.

EDGE Analysis

While the stat line was obviously discouraging, Everett's first target came in the red zone on Los Angeles' first offensive play. Additionally, the rookie has flashed upside in the passing attack to accompany his tremendous athleticism. Unfortunately, it doesn't look promising for Everett's value heading down the fantasy stretch drive this year. He's clearly behind Tyler Higbee on the depth chart and is watching from the sidelines too much to be counted on as a virtual asset. However, considering Jared Goff's improvements in Year 2, and head coach Sean McVay's usage of tight ends during his tenure in Washington, Everett's long-term value in keeper/dynasty settings remains high.

Everett hauled in one of his two targets for a 44-yard reception during Sunday's 51-17 win over the Giants.

EDGE Analysis

It's pretty clear at this stage of the season that Everett is both tremendously talented and unlikely to receive consistent looks in the passing attack. The rookie tight end was on the field for just 15 of 64 offensive snaps, whereas sophomore Tyler Higbee played 50. As a result, Everett's fantasy value is extremely limited. Still, with Jared Goff proving capable of running a high-octane offense, Everett has plenty of long-term appeal in deep keeper/dynasty settings.

Everett was not targeted in Sunday's 33-0 win over Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

Everett's athleticism from the tight end position and high draft status led some to wonder whether Sean McVay might deploy him as his west-coast version of Jordan Reed. Though Everett scored his first career touchdown last week, he has reeled in multiple passes just once this season, way back in Week 2. He appears to be falling out of favor in Los Angeles as he not only trailed starter Tyler Higbee in snaps on Sunday, but also fell behind fellow reserve Derek Carrier 22 to 18.

Everett caught one of three passes and scored a four-yard touchdown during Sunday's 27-17 win over the Jaguars.

EDGE Analysis

Everett's first career touchdown came late in the first quarter and gave the Rams the lead for good. Everett started the season off with a bang, with catches of 39 and 69 yards in his first two games. He has just three receptions since then and the trouble is more than just the emergence of fellow tight end Tyler Higbee who saw 46 offensive snaps to Everett's 18 on Sunday. The Rams' "fixed" passing offense has reverted in recent weeks. After second-year quarterback Jared Goff started off the first three games of the season with a cumulative quarterback rating of 127.4, he's fallen off with a 66.5 rating over the past three games. That drop makes it difficult for supplementary targets like Everett to get much work in.

Everett caught just one of his three targets for only eight yards during Sunday's 16-10 loss to Seattle.

EDGE Analysis

After catching all four of his targets for 134 yards in the first two games of the season, Everett has just two receptions for 16 yards the past three weeks. The rookie tight end played 26 of 74 offensive snaps Sunday, whereas sophomore Tyler Higbee played 48 and caught four passes for 98 yards against Seattle. Everett's athleticism isn't in question, and he's going to remain involved in the passing attack. Unfortunately, at this stage of the season, he offers no game-to-game consistency, His fantasy floor is likely lower than his ceiling is high, too.

Everett caught one of three targets for eight yards in Sunday's 35-30 win over Dallas.

EDGE Analysis

Everett, the Rams' second-round pick, looked like a potential sleeper early in the season with a couple of big plays down field in Weeks 1 and 2. Opportunities have been harder to come by in recent weeks as starter Tyler Higbee picks up the pace. Everett has a similar skill set as Washington's Jordan Reed, who Sean McVay did wonders with while a coordinator there, and might provide similar value in Los Angeles at some point. He's just not there as a consistent threat yet.

Everett played just 11 of 67 offensive snaps and didn't receive a target in Thursday's 41-39 win over San Francisco.

EDGE Analysis

After catching three passes for 95 yards in Week 2, Everett was hindered by a thigh contusion throughout this week's practices. The injury was likely the cause of his lack of playing time Thursday against the 49ers. However, he also committed an illegal-shift penalty late in the second quarter, so perhaps there was more involved in his limited field time than just the thigh injury. Extra rest should enable Everett to be ready for a Week 4 matchup against the Cowboys.