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Fantasy Football: Should Brandon Gibson Be on Your Radar with Amendola Injured?

Ryan LesterJun 7, 2018

Danny Amendola’s injury has opened the door for somebody to take on extra looks for the St. Louis Rams. Amendola has more than twice as many yards (395) as the next-closest guy.


That guy is Brandon Gibson and he is second on the Rams with 186 receiving yards through five games. The only other receiver with 100-plus yards is Chris Givens, and he has 112 on just four catches. Clearly he’s not a big part of the attack.


Amendola was head and shoulders ahead of the pack with 49 targets. Gibson is the closest with 23. Steve Smith, who has been a healthy scratch the past two games, could see an uptick in action, but Gibson is the only one to even consider for fantasy lineups.

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He started off fine, topping 50 yards and scoring a touchdown in each of the first two games. Since then he has just seven catches for 80 yards in three games. Obviously, without Amendola those numbers should go up.


The Rams’ opponents over those past three games were Chicago, Seattle and Arizona. They are much more formidable foes than Detroit and Washington, when Gibson had his most productive games.


His next three matchups are against Miami, Green Bay and New England. I don’t think he’s going to make anybody think that the Greatest Show on Turf is back, but he could be a fairly productive option for the next few weeks.


If you have a roster spot that is expendable, it may not be a bad idea to give Gibson a look.

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