{"projectedPoints":11.161517996,"percentChange":0.3,"averagePoints":10,"percentOwned":51.8,"seasonOutlook":{"date":"Fri May 4","seasonId":2018,"outlook":"Sanu has enjoyed a target share of at least 19 percent in two of his five NFL seasons (20 percent in 2014 and 19 percent in 2017). He finished 34th (2014) and 29th (2017) among wide receivers in fantasy points during those two campaigns. Sanu has ranked near the bottom of the league in aDOT each of the past three seasons and has never scored more than five touchdowns in a single season. Atlanta upgraded from Taylor Gabriel to first-rounder Calvin Ridley opposite Julio Jones, but the rookie is unlikely to overtake Sanu as the team's No. 2 wideout just yet. His role provides him with a low ceiling but a high floor in fantasy. He's a sneaky flex option."},"mostRecentNews":{"date":"Sun Dec 16","news":"Sanu corralled three of six targets for 30 receiving yards, adding one rush for 11 yards during Sunday's 40-14 win against the Cardinals.","spin":"The veteran wideout recorded at least three receptions for the seventh straight game, but he's averaged fewer than 50 receiving yards per contest with zero touchdowns during that span (eight-game scoreless streak overall). Sanu has garnered a sturdy enough share of the Falcons wide receiver targets to merit flex consideration in deeper leagues, but he hasn't finished top-25 at the position in PPR or standard scoring since Week 5. Upcoming in Week 16 is a chance for Sanu to buck that trend, opposing a Panthers defense that ranks bottom-10 with 7.9 yards allowed per attempt this season, and bottom-five with 28 passing touchdowns against."},"fullName":"Mohamed Sanu","lastPoints":7.1,"pointsSEASON":140,"averageDraftPosition":126.6,"positionRank":37,"projectedDifference":1.161517996,"totalPoints":140,"playerId":14922}