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Brandon Lloyd | New England Patriots | WR

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Fantasy Football Outlook: The Patriots finally landed a vertical threat in Brandon Lloyd, who will reunite with offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels for the third, time in three years, with three different teams. Lloyd has been successful in McDaniels offense each of the past two years and there’s no reason to believe he won’t excel this year.

That said, Lloyd is probably no higher than a WR3 at this point because the Patriots love to spread things out. Lloyd should be an active receiver weekly, especially if Deion Branch is phased out of the offense over time.

Receptions Yards TD
2012 Projected Stats 64 1,024 7
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Receiving
Year Age Tm G GS Rec Yds Y/R TD Lng R/G Y/G
2003 22 SFO 16 1 14 212 15.1 2 44 0.9 13.3
2004 23 SFO 13 13 43 565 13.1 6 52 3.3 43.5
2005 24 SFO 16 15 48 733 15.3 5 89 3.0 45.8
2006 25 WAS 15 12 23 365 15.9 0 52 1.5 24.3
2007 26 WAS 8 1 2 14 7.0 0 9 0.3 1.8
2008 27 CHI 11 5 26 364 14.0 2 32 2.4 33.1
2009 28 DEN 2 1 8 117 14.6 0 44 4.0 58.5
2010* 29 DEN 16 11 77 1448 18.8 11 71 4.8 90.5
2011 30 2TM 15 15 70 966 13.8 5 44 4.7 64.4
DEN 4 4 19 283 14.9 0 44 4.8 70.8
STL 11 11 51 683 13.4 5 37 4.6 62.1
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Summer of 2011: Fantasy Projections

Did anyone really see Brandon Lloyd coming last season? Sure, there was talk about him looking good in camp, and he had spent time with Kyle Orton with the Bears, but where did that stat line come from? I guess it goes to show you that some players are just late bloomers as Lloyd could always make the unbelievable play, since he came up with the 49ers but could never put the entire package together.

Whatever the reasons, Lloyd earned an opportunity for more playing time with Brandon Marshall gone from the team, and he went on his way to almost 1,500 yards receiving on just 77 receptions and eleven touchdowns. While Lloyd was one heck of a waiver wire pickup, he will probably go as at least a top 25 receiver, even if Orton goes to another team.

With Coach Josh McDaniels gone, I believe it will be imperative for Orton to stay with the Broncos to ensure that Lloyd can remain at least a No.2 receiver option for fantasy leagues.

Coming into the summer, Lloyd’s ADP value on Mock Draft Central is listed as the 15th best receiver (39.86 average pick) taken for PPR leagues and just about the same for standard redraft leagues. This values Lloyd as a mid No.2 receiver to take in ten team leagues and is going as a late fourth round selection. Again, if Orton should stay with the Broncos, I don’t have a problem with fantasy owners going for Lloyd in the first five round of a ten team league.

But if Orton should go, you need to view Lloyd as more of a flex play to No.3 receiver as Tim Tebow did show he could get the football to Lloyd but has much developing to do, and Lloyd’s consistency should be a problem.

Receptions Yards TD
2011 Projected Stats 68 1,088 7





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