Washington Football Team wide receiver Steven Sims Jr. said that he feels like "I've got two good wheels this year" when asked about his health heading into 2021. Sims played in 12 games last year, tallying 27 receptions for 265 yards and one touchdown. Going into his third season, head coach Ron Rivera made note of the burst he has shown this training camp, largely due to the fact he is now fully healthy. Team reporter Peter Hailey said that when Sims has the ball in his hands, he is a ...

Washington Football Team wide receiver Steven Sims Jr. caught 23 passes in the final five weeks of the 2019 season and created separation with his short-field quickness. He entered last season as the team's top slot receiver, but injuries and drops (three on 39 targets) hurt him. Washington also signed Adam Humphries and drafted Dax Milne to play in the slot this offseason, putting Sims on notice. He can return punts, but there are also concerns about his ball security, making it an uphill ...

Washington Football Team wide receiver Steven Sims Jr. caught three of four targets for 33 yards and a touchdown in a loss to the Buccaneers. Sims Jr. got lose on a corner route and made a beautiful catch near the sideline on a perfectly thrown ball from Taylor Heinicke. Despite the score on the national stage, Sims Jr isn't a target for fantasy managers. The Kansas Jayhawk had just 27 catches this season and has just 575 yards through 28 career games.

Washington Football Team wide receiver Steven Simsmade four catches for 17 yards in a win over the Steelers on Monday. Sims tied his season-high with six targets but couldn't even turn those into 20 yards, as he was outshined by Cam Sims, who racked up 92 yards in the game. Make sure to pick up the correct Sims off waivers this week. Steven Sims doesn't have any fantasy value in redraft leagues.

Washington Football Team wide receiver Steven Simscaught his only target for eight yards in a win over the Cowboys on Thursday. Sims caught a touchdown last week but has been mostly irrelevant in fantasy, as he has just one game with more than three targets. The opportunity is there for Sims -- or anyone really -- to step up as Washington desperately needs another playmaker behind Terry McLaurin. Until we see it, however, it's impossible to trust Sims in fantasy, especially with a brutal matchup...

Washington Football Team wide receivers Cam Sims and Steven Simshave a good matchup on Thanksgiving against the Cowboys this Thursday, but it's hard to trust either in fantasy. Steven Sims caught a touchdown last week but racked up just 13 yards and only had three targets. Cam Sims put up a season-high six targets two weeks ago, but only saw two looks last week and can't be trusted with his lack of volume. Dallas allows the second-most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers, though, so both ...

Washington Football Team wide receiver Steven Sims Jr made three catches for 13 yards and caught his first touchdown of the season. Despite finding the end zone, fantasy managers shouldn't run out and pick up the second-year receiver. He had just three targets in the game and has just two games with more than three passes thrown his way. Sims Jr has some appeal as a bench receiver in deep leagues, but most fantasy managers should find a receiver with more volume.

Washington Football Team wide receiver Steven Sims Jr. caught five of his six targets for 46 yards in a loss to the Lions Sunday. The six targets are a season-high for Sims Jr. after making just one catch for four yards last week. Sims Jr., Isaiah Wright, and Cam Sims have shuffled back-and-forth as the number-two wideout in this offense but none are seeing enough targets consistently to be considered an asset in fantasy.

Washington Football Team wide receiver Dontrelle Inman (hamstring) is inactive for Week 9 against the New York Giants, but wide receiver Steven Sims Jr. (toe) will make his return on Sunday. Sims has a decent floor based on his past production this season, though we'd need to see how his rapport with quarterback Kyle Allen goes before we call Sims more than a desperation play. Still, he's got a better chance than any other receiver on this roster to be the No. 2 guy to Terry McLaurin, so Sims is...

Washington Football Team wide receiver Steven Sims Jr. (toe) has been ruled out for Week 5 against the Rams. Washington actually placed Sims on Injured Reserve on Friday, which means he'll miss at least the next three weeks. The 23-year-old hasn't played since Week 3 and has only six catches on eight targets for 103 yards this season. You can continue to leave Sims on the waiver wire in the vast majority of leagues. Second-year wideout Terry McLaurin remains the team's only fantasy relevant ...