Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd led all Bengals receivers in Week 2 with 10 targets. Boyd turned those 10 targets into 10 catches and 122 scoreless yards. Boyd ran tremendous routes throughout the game and looked explosive, serving as Dalton's favorite passing option in A.J. Green's absence. The Bengals will face off against the Buffalo Bills in Week 3, and Boyd should continue to be trusted as a high-end WR2, as he should avoid coverage from cornerback Tre'Davious White. Boyd has an...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd had the second-most targets (11) for the Bengals in Week 1, but he should lead the Bengals in that department this week. In Week 2, wide receiver John Ross should line up against San Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman for roughly 50 percent of his routes. If quarterback Andy Dalton chooses to stay away from Sherman, it could mean more passes for Boyd. The Pittsburgh product should be able to exploit his matchup against 49ers cornerback K'Waun ...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd picked up where he left off in 2018 with a strong start to his 2019 campaign. In a game against Seattle that featured 51 pass attempts by quarterback Andy Dalton, Boyd had 11 targets, hauling in eight of them for 60 yards. Boyd was involved in the Bengals passing game from the start on Sunday and was a constant factor throughout. The 24 year-old receiver is clearly Andy Dalton's safety net and is a must-start moving forward.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd is expected to finish Week 1 in decisive fashion. Matched up against a weak Seahawks Defense, the 24-year-old will serve as the teams No. 1 receiving option in the absence of wideout A.J. Green (ankle), who is expected to miss the first few weeks of the season. With limited options offensively for Cincy on Sunday, expect Boyd to have his number called often by quarterback Andy Dalton. He is a must-start in all fantasy leagues and is a reliable option ...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd's current ADP according to NFFC data from drafts since Aug. 24 currently sits at 54 overall as the 24th receiver off the board. Reports out of Cincinnati are that A.J. Green is still using a kneeling scooter to get around and he may miss the first month of the season. Green went down in Week 8 of 2018 and from Week 8 on, Boyd had eight or more targets in four of seven games played without Green in the lineup. In that same span, Boyd scored three ...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd will have his number called more often this upcoming season. I run newer routes. Im on a lot of routes that I know once they call it, Im the first read, Boyd said before adding I know its me. I just have to win. The 24-year-old had 76 receptions (108 targets) for 1,028 yards and seven touchdowns in 2018. With A.J. Green (ankle) expected to miss some time, Boyd could easily surpass those numbers this upcoming season while serving as Andy Daltons top ...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd hauled in three catches for 25 yards on Saturday against the Chiefs. Boyd, who signed a four-year extension in July, saw limited action on the night, playing only one drive while still managing to be targeted four times by quarterback Andy Dalton. Though this was a small sample size, it was a positive showing that solidifies selecting him somewhere in the fourth or fifth rounds this upcoming season, especially with so many injury concerns on the ...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd has agreed to a four-year, $43 million extension that will keep him with the team through the 2023 season. Boyd enjoyed the best season of his career during the 2018 campaign, finishing with 76 receptions for 1,028 yards and seven touchdowns. [...]

Our advance preseason divisional series on important Fantasy Football questions to tackle for the 2019 season continues with a look at hot topics in the AFC North.We've already covered the following divisions, which you can read about by clicking the links:AFC East, AFC West,NFC East, NFC South, NFC North, and NFC West.For today, we have a significant WR1 question in Pittsburgh, passing game questions in Baltimore, and lots to examine in Cleveland.[...]

When it comes to dynasty football leagues you know there is no offseason. Without the in-seasonworries of lineup setting and setting up waiver wire claims, dynasty league enthusiasts can focus their efforts on making trades to improve their teams and preparing for rookie drafts.Today's column will take a look at New Orleans wide receiver Tre'Quan Smith. [...]