{"averagePoints":18.3,"percentOwned":86.4,"lastPoints":17.8,"pointsSEASON":91.5,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Thompson appeared in all 16 games as Washington's passing-down specialist behind Matt Jones and Rob Kelley last season. The 5-foot-8, 193-pound scat back finished top 15 at the position in targets, receptions and receiving scores. He also averaged 5.2 YPC (seventh) and scored a total of five touchdowns. Thompson's frame will always limit him to situational duties, but he's one of the best at what he does and is in an offense that has had a lot of success throwing the ball. He'll flirt with flex numbers, but should be downgraded in non-PPR.","seasonId":2017,"date":"Thu May 25"},"positionRank":7,"playerId":15966,"percentChange":2.3,"averageDraftPosition":140.4,"fullName":"Chris Thompson","mostRecentNews":{"news":"With Redskins head coach Jay Gruden stating Friday that he expects Rob Kelley (ankle) to play and start in Monday's game against the Eagles, Thompson is expected to see a downturn in his snaps and touches out of the backfield, Rick Maese of The Washington Post reports.","spin":"While Kelley was sidelined due to injury in Week 3 and Week 6, Thompson came through with his two most productive outings of the season, turning in a combined 255 receiving yards, 71 rushing yards and a touchdown in those contests. Kelley's return is unlikely to have much effect on Thompson's role as the top pass catcher out of the backfield, but expect Thompson's carry total to drop back into the single digits after he toted the rock a season-high 16 times in last Sunday's win over the 49ers. Kelley's impending return could also result in a reduced snap count for rookie Samaje Perine.","date":"Fri Oct 20"},"projectedDifference":-6.915531044,"totalPoints":91.5,"projectedPoints":11.384468956}