Jason Moore

Jerry Judy comes in at 12th with a consistency rank of 26. Okay, so you're like, okay, that's a terribly misaligned fantasy finish to consistency. Was barely drafted, right? Wide receiver 58 off the board, 13th round. First half of the season, it was same old, same old for Jerry Judy. He was a wide receiver 71.

And yet, 1,229 receiving yards, 90 catches, 145 targets, four touchdowns. Because in the second half of the season, he went on an absolute tear once Amari Cooper was shipped off. Once we had Deshaun Watson no longer a quarterback, he was number 10 in consistency and battled his way with some monster performances all the way to wide receiver 12. 13% great. Okay. 31% good. Okay. 31% bust.

And yet, 1,229 receiving yards, 90 catches, 145 targets, four touchdowns. Because in the second half of the season, he went on an absolute tear once Amari Cooper was shipped off. Once we had Deshaun Watson no longer a quarterback, he was number 10 in consistency and battled his way with some monster performances all the way to wide receiver 12. 13% great. Okay. 31% good. Okay. 31% bust.

And yet, 1,229 receiving yards, 90 catches, 145 targets, four touchdowns. Because in the second half of the season, he went on an absolute tear once Amari Cooper was shipped off. Once we had Deshaun Watson no longer a quarterback, he was number 10 in consistency and battled his way with some monster performances all the way to wide receiver 12. 13% great. Okay. 31% good. Okay. 31% bust.

Like, Jerry Judy was... How many weeks into his breakout did it take before you would play him?

Like, Jerry Judy was... How many weeks into his breakout did it take before you would play him?

Like, Jerry Judy was... How many weeks into his breakout did it take before you would play him?

The Browns did believe that this was who Jerry Judy was. And if you want to give them credit for that, that would be one of the few things you can give them credit for. By the way, news that Miles Garrett, once out of Cleveland, just came through. They did know that. They did believe this about Jerry Judy.

The Browns did believe that this was who Jerry Judy was. And if you want to give them credit for that, that would be one of the few things you can give them credit for. By the way, news that Miles Garrett, once out of Cleveland, just came through. They did know that. They did believe this about Jerry Judy.

The Browns did believe that this was who Jerry Judy was. And if you want to give them credit for that, that would be one of the few things you can give them credit for. By the way, news that Miles Garrett, once out of Cleveland, just came through. They did know that. They did believe this about Jerry Judy.

Now, we're going on two consecutive years where your expectations for the best wide receiver in Cleveland are letting you down for the first half of the year. And then in the second half of the year, when no Deshaun Watson, they go crazy. I mean, Amari Cooper was a league winner last year, two years ago. Now, Jerry Judy did it. So, you know, he needed the opportunity. Now, listen to this.

Now, we're going on two consecutive years where your expectations for the best wide receiver in Cleveland are letting you down for the first half of the year. And then in the second half of the year, when no Deshaun Watson, they go crazy. I mean, Amari Cooper was a league winner last year, two years ago. Now, Jerry Judy did it. So, you know, he needed the opportunity. Now, listen to this.

Now, we're going on two consecutive years where your expectations for the best wide receiver in Cleveland are letting you down for the first half of the year. And then in the second half of the year, when no Deshaun Watson, they go crazy. I mean, Amari Cooper was a league winner last year, two years ago. Now, Jerry Judy did it. So, you know, he needed the opportunity. Now, listen to this.

93% of his targets, they were tied or trailing.

93% of his targets, they were tied or trailing.

93% of his targets, they were tied or trailing.

I mean, they had to chuck it.

I mean, they had to chuck it.

I mean, they had to chuck it.

It's rare you want to just project a half of a season, but because his season was Amari Cooper, it was tied into the change at quarterback and wide receiver. His second half, eight games, that was a 1,700-yard pace. With 120 catches on 178 targets.