Crowder

[pmart33]

Where are people at on Crowder? I look at him as a good depth piece who sees a ton of targets from Darnold in that offense. Probably would have finished with Close to 100 grabs and 1000 yards if Darnold did not miss time in 2019. Even if they bring in a first or 2nd round WR To replace Anderson I don’t see it hurting his role much.

Maybe I’m higher on him than most, but curious to see what people think.

[FantasyFoosball]

He's fine. I owned him going into last season, ended up trading him when I could as part of a package deal. I think he's a fine depth piece, maybe play him in bye weeks or if there is an injury. He's not a guy I'd want to be starting in the flex every week though. Too inconsistent of an offense. And I think it's very likely the Jets address their WR position and get Darnold some more talent to throw to this off season.

[Gator Sens]

I certainly would not want to rely on him week to week, but as a depth piece he seems fine. Hard to say how the Jets look this upcoming season, but you have to have bye week/injury fill ins.

[Goddard]

If you own him, you might as well hold him. I don't think anyone is looking to buy him and probably wouldn't pay more than a 3rd.

[jwb32]

Solid depth piece but as others have said, you can't really get much for him. I own him and assume he'll be on my roster until he retires.

[WhatWouldDitkaDo]

Crowder is like a Cole Beasley type, an unreliable WR3/flex who will have some nice weeks here and there. I'd say he's worth an early 3rd, maaaybe a late 2nd.

[Needalife]

I like Crowder. In one of my deeper leagues that starts 5 flexes, I acquired him for what turned into 2.10 and 2.12. I won the title and Crowder slumped down the stretch. I'm still ok having spent 2.10 but prob not both picks. He can be a ppr monster if consistently fed.