This article references Jeremy Maclin and more! Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jeremy Maclin is our WR35 in PPR for Week 5 versus Oakland. He has the talent to exceed that, as shown during his Philadelphia days. His problem is that the Ravens have been terrible with throws to wide receivers. Flacco still has one of the strongest arms in the league so there remains the hope that it will lead to some big plays at some point, in which case Maclin has the ability to be on the receiving end.Keep on reading: Jeremy Maclin Borderline Usable In Week 5

This article references Jeremy Maclin and more! Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jeremy Maclin managed three catches for 21 yards in Week 4 against Pittsburgh. He is still the "best" wide receiver on the team but he has not produced like a starting fantasy WR so far this season. He will have some interesting games at some point but it will be risky to try to pick the right ones.Keep on reading: Jeremy Maclin Disappointing Again

This article references Jeremy Maclin and more! Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jeremy Maclin is our WR33 in PPR for Week 4. It would be extremely polite to simply say that the Ravens passing game has underperformed so far this season. Maclin is considered their best wide receiver so if there is Ravens receiver worth giving another chance to, it would be Maclin. He is hard to trust but he does have some upside if he is a Flex outside of shallow leagues.Keep on reading: Jeremy Maclin Is A WR3 In Week 4

This article references Allen Robinson, Amari Cooper, Ameer Abdullah, Andrew Luck, Antonio Brown, Ben Roethlisberger, Cam Newton, Carson Wentz, Christian McCaffrey, David Johnson, Derek Carr, DeShone Kizer, Greg Olsen, Isaiah Crowell, Jeremy Maclin, Jonathan Stewart, Kelvin Benjamin, LeSean McCoy, Marcedes Lewis, Martavis Bryant, Odell Beckham Jr., Sam Bradford and more! [...]Keep on reading: #TrendingNow- Dynasty Risers and Fallers Week 4

This article references Alex Collins, Benjamin Watson, Darren Sproles, Jeremy Maclin, LeGarrette Blount, Robert Woods, Terrance West, Wendell Smallwood and more! Here's hoping that your fantasy squads are not only healthy but competitive after three weeks. Even if they aren't, there's plenty of time to turn things around. For those of you in deeper PPR leagues, consider the names you're about to see listed here. Each player listed is owned in less than 20% of Yahoo leagues, emphasizing that "deep league flier" feel. It takes more than a good draft to win, and stashing a savvy name keeps you afloat when it's looking a little dire. Fair warning, this[...]Keep on reading: Deeper PPR Sleepers Heading Into Week 4

This article references Jeremy Maclin and more! Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jeremy Maclin had a bad week 3. He was taken off to be tested for a concussion. He did return but ultimately he only caught one pass for eight yards. Maclin has the talent to be a viable fantasy wide receiver but the inconsistency of opportunities and performance by his quarterbacks is leading to questions about how much we can trust him week-to-week. Stay tuned to the next episode of "As The Raven Flies" coming next Sunday guest starring the Pittsburgh Steelers.Keep on reading: Jeremy Maclin Gets Drilled And Returns But Fails To Produce

This article references Jeremy Maclin and more! Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jeremy Maclin (concussion) was removed from Sunday's game with the Jaguars and is being tested for a concussion Maclin suffered the concussion following a Joe Flacco interception in the second quarter of Sunday's game against Jacksonville in London. He will finish the day with a blank stat line on two targets. It will likely be Mike Wallace in the Ravens' WR1 spot with Maclin out, but the Jaguars' defense has blanked Baltimore thus far.Keep on reading: Jeremy Maclin Being Tested For A Concussion

This article references A.J Green, Adam Thielen, Ameer Abdullah, Andy Dalton, Cam Newton, Case Keenum, Christian McCaffrey, Corey Coleman, dalvin cook, Damien Williams, DeMarco Murray, Derrick Henry, Ezekiel Elliott, Isaiah Crowell, Jay Ajayi, Jeremy Langford, Jeremy Maclin, Joe Mixon, John Ross, Jordan Howard, Jordan Reed, Keenan Allen, Kenyan Drake, Kirk Cousins, Kyle Rudolph, LeSean McCoy, Orleans Darkwa, Paul Perkins, Ricardo Louis, Rob Kelley, Ryan Grant, Sam Bradford, Stefon Diggs, Terrelle Pryor, Tom Brady, Tyler Eifert, Tyrod Taylor and more! You probably have found enough articles that explain what to watch for each week. For the dynasty community however, we look at each week a little differently. Breaking down each matchup with a dynasty focus will allow you to buy or sell players early. The key to winning long term in dynasty formats is being the first owner to spot tendencies that allow you to make the correct moves. Don't hold onto a name too long and don't buy that rookie too early. Watch each match up with a dynasty focus [...]Keep on reading: Week 3 Dynasty Matchup Analysis

This article references Jeremy Maclin and more! Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jeremy Maclin is our WR35 for Week 3 for PPR. Maclin is the unquestioned WR1 for Baltimore but so far that has not lead to fantasy greatness due to game flow. In the first two games, the Ravens have had control of the game by halftime so leaned on their running game along with elite defense to close the game out. There will be games where Baltimore will need to air it out more, and it is those games that Maclin owners must exploit. [...]Keep on reading: Jeremy Maclin Is A Borderline WR3 For Week 3

This article references Jeremy Maclin and more! Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jeremy Maclin caught four passes for 31 yards and a touchdown in Week 2 versus Cleveland. The touchdown saves what would otherwise be a disappointing performance given his rankings this week. We still do not know what the passing and receiving numbers would look like this season if the Ravens were truly forced to pass all game long while trying to score rather than milking the second half clock. Until that time, we are all just speculating in hopes of a reward.Keep on reading: Jeremy Maclin Catches A Touchdown In Week 2