Zane Gonzalez

BYE Week: 8

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Zane Gonzalez

Arizona Cardinals

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Arizona Cardinals

Zane Gonzalez (back) is out for Week 15 against the Eagles.

Mike Nugent, who stepped in last week and made four field goals, will get another start. Nugent is in a good spot this week against the Eagles since the Cardinals are favored. Dec 18 2:36 pm (EST)

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SEASON LONG

2020 PROJECTIONS

FGA	FGM	FG20-29	FG30-39	FG40-49	FG50+	XP
42	35	10	11	9	5	42

2020 PRESEASON RANKINGS

201

OVERALL
185.4

ADP
241

DYNASTY
6

Position

ADP INFORMATION

185.4

ADP
6

POSITION RANK

2020 SEASON STATS

	FGA	FGM	LONG	FGM20-29	FGM30-39	FGM40-49	FGM50+	XPA	XPM
SEASON	22	16	56	4	2	8	2	38	38
LAST WEEK	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
LAST 3 WEEKS	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

GAME LOG

Game	Score	Opp	FGA	FGM	LONG	XPA	XPM
Jan 03	L 18 - 7	@ LA	0	0	0	0	0
Dec 26	L 20 - 12	SF	0	0	0	0	0
Dec 20	W 33 - 26	PHI	0	0	0	0	0
Dec 13	W 26 - 7	@ NYG	0	0	0	0	0
Dec 06	L 38 - 28	LA	1	0	0	4	4
Nov 29	L 20 - 17	@ NE	2	1	47	2	2
Nov 19	L 28 - 21	@ SEA	0	0	0	3	3
Nov 15	W 32 - 30	BUF	4	4	45	2	2
Nov 08	L 34 - 31	MIA	2	1	37	4	4
Oct 25	W 37 - 34	SEA	4	3	49	4	4

2020 SPLITS

MNF	FGA	FGM	LONG	FGM10-19	FGM20-29	FGM30-39	FGM40-49	FGM50+	XPA	XPM

TNF	FGA	FGM	LONG	FGM10-19	FGM20-29	FGM30-39	FGM40-49	FGM50+	XPA	XPM

TURF	FGA	FGM	LONG	FGM10-19	FGM20-29	FGM30-39	FGM40-49	FGM50+	XPA	XPM
	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	3

GRASS	FGA	FGM	LONG	FGM10-19	FGM20-29	FGM30-39	FGM40-49	FGM50+	XPA	XPM
	1	1	47	0	0	0	1	0	3	3

HOME	FGA	FGM	LONG	FGM10-19	FGM20-29	FGM30-39	FGM40-49	FGM50+	XPA	XPM
	1	1	54	0	0	0	0	1	2	2

AWAY	FGA	FGM	LONG	FGM10-19	FGM20-29	FGM30-39	FGM40-49	FGM50+	XPA	XPM
	1	1	47	0	0	0	1	0	3	3

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CONSISTENCY REPORT

8.2

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3.4

SCORE

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K. Murray

B. Hundley

D. Anderson

K. Drake

C. Edmonds

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D. Arnold

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D. Daniels

R. Becker

C. Kirk

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2021 MLB Draft Guide: Old Faces in New Places

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2021 MLB Draft Guide: Old Faces in New Places

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C. Beasley - WR

BUF

Bills WR Cole Beasley said he broke his fibula at the end of the season.

It was listed as a "knee" injury on Buffalo's injury reports throughout the postseason. Beasley said it "hurt" in the Wild Card round against Indy but was "slightly less" painful in both the Divisional Round and Conference Championship. Though not a full break, it's possible the 31-year-old undergoes offseason surgery before returning for OTAs and minicamp.

Added 1:54 pm (EST)

Kim Jones on Twitter

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M. Schwartz - OT

Chiefs coach Andy Reid said he's "not optimistic" RT Mitchell Schwartz (back) will be available for Super Bowl LV.

It's uninspiring news after the Chiefs lost LT Eric Fisher with an Achilles' injury in Sunday's win over the Bills. Kansas City has plugged holes up front with Mike Remmers, Andrew Wylie and Nick Allegretti to this point and will likely be forced to continue doing so with Schwartz eyeing another absence for the Super Bowl. Wylie, an undrafted free agent guard, will continue replacing Schwartz in Tampa Bay.

Added 1:43 pm (EST)

Nate Taylor on Twitter

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T. Brady - QB

Tom Brady has an adjusted completion rate of 68.6 percent over his three 2021 postseason games.

That marks a 6.5-point drop from his regular season adjusted completion rate, which accounts for throw aways, drops, spiked balls, batted passes, and passes where the quarterback was hit while he threw the ball, per Pro Football Focus. Only Russell Wilson -- who only played one playoff game -- has a lower adjusted completion rate this postseason. Brady and the Bucs made it out of Green Bay with a Super Bowl berth despite his three interceptions to go along with three touchdown tosses against one of the league's top secondaries. Brady hasn't gotten much help from his pass catchers, who have recorded a dozen drops in three postseason contests (the adjusted completion rate accounts for drops). The 43 year old's accuracy issues could pose problems for the Bucs offense in the Super Bowl against a Kansas City secondary that allowed the league's fourth lowest completion rate in 2020.

Added 11:12 am (EST)

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M. Brown - WR

BAL

Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said he was happy with how the team's wideouts played in 2020.

In a wide-ranging interview with reporters Monday morning, DeCosta said he's not singularly focused on bolstering the receiver position this offseason. “We have a running attack that’s the best in football and probably the best in the history of football," DeCosta said when asked about adding pieces to a Baltimore passing offense that struggled throughout 2020. DeCosta said he was "very happy" with rookie wideouts Devin Duvernay and James Proche, and called Marquise Brown a "legitimate playmaker." "Everybody is going to talk about WRs a lot this offseason, but it doesn't sound like [DeCosta] envisions some silver bullet 'fix' there," Ryan Mink, the team's editorial director, said on Twitter. The Ravens would figure to be in the running to sign free agent wideouts like Kenny Golladay, Chris Godwin, and Allen Robinson, but it sounds like DeCosta isn't committed to pouring resources into the team's passing attack. Any free agent receiver addition would be an iffy bet for fantasy purposes in the Ravens' low-volume passing offense.

Added 10:37 am (EST)

Ryan Mink on Twitter

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$5900

L. Jackson - QB

BAL

Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said the team could sign Lamar Jackson to a contract extension this offseason.

This should (temporarily) quiet the L-Jax skeptics who have been critical of his passing acumen in recent months after his completion rate dipped and his otherworldly 2019 adjusted yards per attempt of 8.9 fell to 7.6 in 2020. The team is 34-12 in Jackson's starts over the past three seasons on the strength of an efficient offense predicated on dominating opponents on the ground. It's crystal clear that the Ravens are committed to Jackson, who, at 24, might already be the best dual threat quarterback in league history. He has 2,906 rushing yards over his 46 NFL games, or 63.17 yards per contest. The team will need to improve their wide receiver group and make the offense far less predictable in 2021 if Jackson is going to make the leap as a passer. He would become an unrestricted free agent in 2023 if the Ravens can't come to terms on a long-term deal.

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I. McKenzie - WR

BUF

Isaiah McKenzie caught his lone target for a six-yard touchdown in the Bills' AFC Championship loss to the Chiefs.

The Bills' fifth wideout, McKenzie was in on a quarter of the offensive snaps this season after re-signing on a one-year deal. He ended the year with career highs in catches (30), yards (282), and touchdowns (5) on 34 targets as a high-percentage option out of the slot and near the line of scrimmage. McKenzie will be 26 this offseason and could be brought back for his sure hands and reliability.

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$3500

G. Davis - WR

BUF

Gabriel Davis failed to catch any of his three targets in the Bills' AFC Championship loss to the Chiefs.

It was a rough finish to what was a flashy rookie season for the fourth-rounder. Davis played 73% of the Bills' snaps and was a regular in three- and four-wide sets with John Brown in and out of the lineup most of the season. Davis appeared in all 16 games and went 35-599-7 on 62 targets, averaging a robust 17.1 yards per catch as a big-play specialist and red-zone threat. Davis is a legit NFL wideout and could be in line for a bigger 2021 role if the Bills decide to move on from Brown in the final year of his contract. Davis' arrow is screaming upward in an aggressive passing offense.

Added Yesterday 11:07 pm (EST)

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D. Knox - TE

BUF

Dawson Knox caught 6-of-8 targets for 42 yards and one touchdown in the Bills' AFC Championship loss to the Chiefs.

The targets tied a season high for Knox while the six grabs were his most of the year. Knox's sophomore campaign was pretty similar to his rookie one, producing a 24-288-3 line on 44 targets after turning 50 looks into 28-388-2 last season. Knox has a ton of athleticism and a nose for the end zone with two playoff scores, but he's unlikely to be drafted inside the top 12 tight ends in 2021 fantasy leagues. Still, there's hope for a third-year leap in an aggressive Buffalo offense. Knox will likely be hyped as a late-round sleeper at the position.

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