Jordan Reed couldn’t get much going last week against the San Diego Chargers, but he was a main target for Robert Griffin III once again in Week 10. The rookie tight end hauled in six passes for 62 yards and a touchdown on Thursday night against the Minnesota Vikings.
Jordan Reed continues to impress fantasy owners in Week 10
Week 9 was rather mediocre for the Redskins top tight end, but he bounced back for an impressive line in Week 10. We break down the fantasy implications.
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Reed was targeted nine times by RG3, finishing second only to Pierre Garcon. He nearly came down with a second touchdown in the final minutes of the game, but he couldn’t come down with a pass that was a bit high for him right near the end zone.
Fantasy impact: It’s another impressive outing in a string of great games for the rookie. Reed only went for 37 yards in Week 9, but he’s been a consistent factor in Washington’s passing game since its bye week. He’s locked in as the starter, in case there were still any questions about his status.
Consider Reed a TE1 for next week’s matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles. Tight end is not a deep position in 2013, and Reed was a good find for those owners who picked him up while he was heating up.
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