BALLER MOVE: Add in 12+ Team LeaguesOWNED IN: 1% of LeaguesANALYSIS: Washington Redskins wide receiver Steven Sims Jr. has had two straight productive fantasy weeks as he's stepped up as the team's No. 2 receiver behind Terry McLaurin. Sims has earned double-digit targets each of the past two weeks and has a total of 11 receptions and three touchdowns over his past two games.The Redskins have taken advantage of solid matchups against the Eagles and Giants the past two weeks. In Week 17, things ...

Washington Redskins wide receiver Steven Sims Jr. hauled in six of a team-high 10 targets in Sunday's loss to the Giants. Two of Sims' six receptions went for touchdowns, and he caught one from each of the two quarterbacks the Redskins utilized on Sunday. Sims is becoming difficult to ignore after catching 11 of 21 targets with three touchdowns in his last two games, but this surge probably came too late for anyone to reap the benefits in fantasy lineups. Teams who have locked up playoff ...

Washington Redskins wide receiver Steven Sims Jr. saw a surprising 11 targets in Sunday's loss to the Eagles, converting them into five catches for 45 yards and a score. This is Sims' second straight game with a noticeably increased role in the Redskins passing game, so this might not be a flash in the pan. That said, there simply isn't enough time left in the season for this trend to materialize into anything consistent or dependable. For deep leagues and fantasy owners who've been crippled ...

Washington Redskins wide receiver Steven Sims Jr. hadn't been targeted more than four times in any game this season, nor had he posted more than 29 receiving yards. Sunday marked the end of both trends, as he caught four of seven targets for 40 yards. That's regrettably the extent of the positive that can be taken away from his stat line in the loss, as Washington's well-documented struggle to find success through the air is going to continue to limit even its best pass-catchers. Fantasy ...

Washington Redskins running back Adrian Peterson (ankle) and wide receiver Steven Sims Jr. (toe) were both limited in practice on Wednesday and are questionable for Thursday night against the Vikings. Peterson is dealing with a high ankle sprain, so it seems unlikely he'll be able to play on Thursday despite the fact that he insists he's fine. Even if he does play, the veteran will likely be scaled back and will be a very risky RB3/flex against one of the better run-stopping units in the league....

The New England Patriots Defense recorded six sacks one interception and one fumble recovery as the Patriots cruised past the hapless Redskins 33-7. The defense was on its heels in the first quarter after Redskins wide receiver Steven Sims took an end-around 65 yards for a touchdown. But the good times did not roll for Washington as the Patriots defense took firm control from there. The unit held quarterback Colt McCoy to only 119 yards passing and continues to look like the best defense in ...

Washington Redskins wide receiver Steven Sims Jr. took a rare rushing attempt 65 yards to the house for his team's only score of the day. He was targeted three times and caught two of them for one yard. Outside of the fluky touchdown, his stat line in the defeat was par for the course with a limited role in a hapless offense. It would stand to reason that the right game plan going into Week 6 would give the Redskins a shot at their first victory against the equally atrocious Dolphins, but ...