Sometimes, a bad offense can sink a good player. It happens every year.In 2020, for instance, the Bengals scored the fourth-fewest points in the NFL. Tyler Boyd was targeted 10 times, but only finished with 841 yards and four touchdowns, dropping almost 10 yards per game over his 2019 numbers despite a catch rate that was 11 percent higher. Part of it was that there just weren't as many opportunities for him.Today, we're going to look at four players who are on bad offenses and aren't living up ...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd hauled in seven of his nine targets for 73 yards during the Week 2 loss to the Chicago Bears. While the veteran once again conceded touchdowns to the duo of Tee Higgins and Ja'Marr Chase, it was still a much more effective fantasy performance after he had three catches against Minnesota in Week 1. It was anticipated that the veteran would have a few rough outings during the 2021 campaign, primarily due to competition for looks from sophomore ...

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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd didn't have the most productive outing to begin the year, finishing the Week 1 overtime win over the Minnesota Vikings with just three catches for 32 yards. Although this performance was undoubtedly unwelcome for fantasy managers, the veteran should be fine moving ahead. However, with so many mouths to feed on the offensive end in Cincy, he will likely have a few more disappointing performances throughout the year. Nonetheless, he is still worth a ...

While the clear third option in the Bengals' passing game, should you draft Tyler Boyd with his fantasy outlook and ADP in 2021?

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd recently landed on ESPN fantasy guru Matthew Berry's list of players he "loves" heading into the upcoming campaign. While many managers have soured on Boyd, primarily with the additions of Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins over the last few years, it's hard to dismiss a player who had back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons. However, he took a step backward last season, finishing with 841 yards and four touchdowns off 79 catches (110 targets), his lowest totals ...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd could be in line for a monster year, at least according to former NFL quarterback and current analyst Dan Orlovsky. The 27-year-old racked up back-to-back seasons with at least 1,000 receiving yards before falling short of that mark in 2020. However, with an enhanced offensive line and the addition of Ja'Marr Chase to help take away some pressure, Boyd may have plenty of room to operate out of the slot. The ceiling remains high for the former ...

@EricBurkholder6 breaks down Ja'Marr Chase's dynasty outlook. How do the presence of Tee Higgins, Tyler Boyd, and Joe Burrow play into his value? The post Chase the Ace: Ja’Maar Chase Dynasty Outlook appeared first on Dynasty Nerds.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd returned to the field for Week 17, but was held to just one reception for one yard during Sunday's loss to Baltimore. While Boyd also gained 11 yards on one carry, his final performance of an otherwise strong 2020 came out a clunker. Like many other Cincinnati receivers over the final stretch of the year, Boyd's production took a significant step back when Joe Burrow (knee) went down. Across 15 games, Boyd was able to rack up 79 catches for 841 yards...