This article references Michael Thomas and more! Michael Thomas is still exceeding expectations for his rookie year and shouldn't slow down this week. Thomas and the Saints should face little resistance against Detroit, playing at home once again. He leads the team with 65 catches, 789 yards and seven touchdowns. He is easily on pace to surpass Marques Colston's rookie records of 70 catches, 1,038 yards and eight scores. Thomas is the 16th overall WR on Rotoballer's expert rankings for Week 13.Keep on reading: Michael Thomas Blowing Away All Rookie Receivers, Firm WR2 in Week 13

This article references Michael Thomas and more! Week 12 didn't mark the first time rookie Michael Thomas surpassed 100 yards receiving or scored twice in a game, but it was the first time he did both simultaneously. Thomas proved to be a target hog for the Saints, catching nine of his 10 looks for 108 yards and two TD. Thomas hadn't put up big numbers the last two weeks, but re-emerged in a big way. He is yet to hit the rookie wall (if there is such a thing) and has proven to be one of the most valuable fantasy waiver additions of the season.Keep on reading: Michael Thomas Has Huge Day with 108 Yards and Two TD, Legit Fantasy Starter Each Week

This article references Michael Thomas and more! Michael Thomas is working his way back to fantasy relevance after a rough Week 10 in which he fumbled twice. ?I definitely learned my lesson. And I appreciate it, I?m happy it presented itself early in my career and I learned my lesson." Thomas was better on Thursday Night Football last week, catching five balls for 68 yards. It was a slight disappointment, given the weakness of the Carolina secondary. The Saints are back home this week, putting Thomas back on the map as a borderline WR2 option.Keep on reading: Michael Thomas Has His Quarterback's Trust, Could Be Good Value This Week

This article references Mark Ingram, Michael Thomas and more! Michael Thomas was overmatched by the Broncos all day long, leaving him with season lows of four receptions and 40 yards. Worst of all, he lost two fumbles on the day. It doesn't appear that he will enter the same doghouse as Mark Ingram, however. Thomas outsnapped all Saints receivers with 44 on the day. Chalk it up to a learning experience for the rookie. He remains a WR2 in a plus matchup against Carolina next week.Keep on reading: Michael Thomas Suffers Worst Game as a Pro, Loses Two Fumbles

This article references Michael Thomas and more! Michael Thomas scored twice against the 49ers, finishing the day with five catches for 73 yards. He led the Saints in receiving once again, confirming that he may in fact be Drew Brees' new preferred target. Thomas has been inching toward WR2 status each week and this game should be enough to convince fantasy owners that he has arrived. In eight games, Thomas has 47 receptions, 573 yards and five touchdowns. He can started regularly in all league types.Keep on reading: Michael Thomas Scores Twice in Week 9, Evolving into Saints' Top Receiving Threat

This article references Michael Thomas and more! Michael Thomas led the Saints with 63 receiving yards against the Seahawks in Week 8. Although he saw two fewer targets than Willie Snead, they tied for the team lead with six receptions apiece. Thomas' production wasn't a huge help to fantasy owners, but it continues an encouraging trend of staying at the top of the WR pecking order in New Orleans. Thomas should be universally owned by now and started in more than the 50% of leagues that took a chance on him this week.Keep on reading: Michael Thomas Leads Saints Receivers Again, Not Getting Enough Fantasy Attention

This article references Michael Thomas and more! Michael Thomas had his best game yet in Week 7, catching 10 balls for 130 yards against the Chiefs. At his current pace, he would finish the season with 96 receptions and 1,165 yards. Both would set a rookie record for the New Orleans franchise, held by Reggie Bush and Marques Colston respectively. Thomas is still considered the [...]Keep on reading: Michael Thomas Leading the Way Among Rookie Receivers, On Pace for Franchise Marks

This article references Michael Thomas and more! Michael Thomas led all Saints receivers with 10 receptions for 130 yards in Week 7. He snapped his touchdown streak at three games, but took over as the leading WR in New Orleans with 27 receptions on the year. He is also second on the team in receiving yards and target %, behind only Brandin Cooks. Despite being a rookie, Thomas has shown tremendous consistency, catching 75% of his targets. He is a high-end WR3 in all formats and worth starting on a weekly basis.Keep on reading: Michael Thomas Leads the Way for New Orleans with 130 Yards, Gaining Steam in Standard Leagues

This article references Michael Thomas and more! Rookie receiver Michael Thomas scored on a short touchdown pass against Carolina, marking his third TD in three games. Thomas wound up with 78 yards on five receptions, giving him 307 yards on the season. Thomas seems to have captured the third receiver job in New Orleans, but is also starting to outproduce #2 receiver Willie Snead. Thomas is a viable WR3 in both standard and PPR formats. As he continues to earn Drew Brees' trust, he should continue to increase his production.Keep on reading: Michael Thomas Catches Touchdown in Third Straight Game, Emerging as WR3 in Fantasy Leagues

This article references Michael Thomas and more! Michael Thomas finished with seven receptions for 71 yards and a short TD catch in Week 3. Thomas tied for the team lead with TE Coby Fleener and fellow WR Brandon Coleman, who also had seven catches apiece. Thomas has seen a steady supply of targets early in his rookie season, but that number jumped up as the Saints were without [...]Keep on reading: Michael Thomas Emerges as Priority Target, Could Make Continued Impact in All Fantasy Leagues