JustinWatson

News: 28 minutes agoWatson hauled in both of his targets for six yards during Sunday's 16-14 victory versus the Broncos.

Spin: Watson remains a regular in the offensive game plan, logging a team-high 52 snaps at wide receiver. That said, he's not a significant target as a receiver, finishing with no more than three catches n a game this season. The veteran wideout should continue to see regular offensive snaps but doesn't serve much purpose from a fantasy perspective.

ESPN Fantasy Projection: What was a career year for Watson in terms of fantasy points (89.0) was more illustrative of the Chiefs' struggles at the wide receiver position than anything. The sixth-year role player committed a ghastly six drops (position-worst 11.1% drop rate among players with at least 50 targets), caught a mere 50% of his targets (second worst), committed a fumble and averaged 1.4 yards per target. Just twice all season did he manage double-digit fantasy points. Watson returns as positional depth for the Chiefs, nevertheless, but he's unlikely to make much of a fantasy impact, except in a desperate circumstance for the team.