FANTASY FOOTBALL NFL PLAYERS

Posted: 5/2/2013 1:34pm et

New York Jets general manager John Idzik said the team could re-sign free-agent WR Braylon Edwards.

Huddle Up: Aside from Santonio Holmes, who's coming off an injury, none of the 11 wideouts on the Jets' current roster has more than 2 years of NFL experience, so if there's any team that needs a veteran presence at WR it's Gang Green.

Posted: 12/28/2012 7:40pm et

New York Jets WR Braylon Edwards (hamstring, knee) and CB Ellis Lankster (concussion) both were limited in practice Friday, Dec. 28, and are questionable for Week 17.

Huddle Up: Edwards has had 3 catches in each of his past 2 games, so don't expect too much even if he does play at close to full strength Sunday.

Posted: 12/18/2012 12:19am et

New York Jets' WR Braylon Edwards checked in with 47 yards on three catches to lead the wideouts, the only WR to have more than one reception. WR Jeremy Kerley managed just one catch for 11 yards. TE Jeff Cumberland had four catches for a team-high 53 yards and a touchdown.

Huddle Up: It's just another sign of the times with the Jets as Edwards, who was signed only Tuesday, stepped right in and was the team's top wideout. Still, that won't equate to much fantasy value given the uncertain state of the Jets' already-ugly QB situation now that the team has been eliminated from playoff contention.

Posted: 12/11/2012 7:14pm et

The New York Jets claimed WR Braylon Edwards off waivers from the Seattle Seahawks Tuesday, Dec. 11.

Huddle Up: We can't imagine any league deep enough that anyone will be putting their postseason fantasy fate in the hands of Edwards and the Jets' passing attack.

Posted: 12/4/2012 10:54pm et

The Seattle Seahawks placed OG James Carpenter (knee) on the Injured Reserve/Non-Football Injury list Tuesday, Dec. 4. In corresponding moves, the team waived WR Braylon Edwards (knee) and signed OG Rishaw Johnson from the practice squad to the active roster.

Huddle Up: After a decent preseason and a team-leading 5 receptions in the season opener, Edwards looked as if he was going to be viable fantasy option, but he's had only 3 catches since Week 1 -- and none since Week 6 -- making him expendable.

Posted: 11/7/2012 11:11pm et

Updating a previous report, Seattle Seahawks WR Braylon Edwards (knee) did not practice Wednesday, Nov. 7, but he is expected back Thursday, Nov. 8.

Huddle Up: It has to be a deep, deep league if you're counting on getting something out of Edwards, who only has 8 catches for 74 yards and a TD in 7 games this season.

Posted: 11/3/2012 11:29pm et

Seattle Seahawks WR Braylon Edwards (knee) and DT Jason Jones (ankle) have each been ruled out for the Week 9 game against the Minnesota Vikings.

Huddle Up: Edwards is out and fellow wideout Doug Baldwin should play. Undrafted rookie WR Jermaine Kearse also has been activated if you're searching for a deep, deep sleeper.

Posted: 10/30/2012 10:52am et

Seattle Seahawks WR Braylon Edwards had his knee swell Sunday, Oct. 28, morning, and he was a late scratch for before the Week 8 game against the Detroit Lions. Edwards had an MRI Monday, Oct. 29, and his status is uncertain.

Huddle Up: Edwards joins Doug Baldwin and Ben Obomanu on the growing list of banged-up Seattle wideouts. On the bright side, that increases the reps and fantasy opportunity for Golden Tate and Sidney Rice.

Posted: 9/8/2012 1:14am et

Seattle Seahawks WR Braylon Edwards has been named a starter for the Week 1 game Sunday, Sept. 9, against the Arizona Cardinals. Head coach Pete Carroll said Edwards has been 'a great surprise for us.'

Huddle Up: While T.O. and Mike Williams couldn't make the cut with Seattle in the preseason, Edwards stood out amid a crowded corps of WRs. Sidney Rice also is expected to start, but the wild card may be rookie starting QB Russell Wilson and who he'll latch on to as a go-to receiver.

Posted: 8/31/2012 11:07pm et

WR Braylon Edwards survived the Seattle Seahawks final cut Friday, while fellow receivers Deon Butler, Kris Durham and Ricardo Lockette were among those waived as the team got down to 53 players.

Huddle Up: Unlike Terrell Owens, Edwards stood out in Seattle's rugged receiver competition and will join Sidney Rice, Doug Baldwin, Golden Tate and Ben Obomanu on the the 53-man roster. With Baldwin still battling a hamstring injury, Edwards could even wind up starting in Week 1.

Posted: 8/22/2012 11:18pm et

Seattle Seahawks WR Braylon Edwards is standing out in preseason games and training camp. Edwards made a leaping 39-yard touchdown catch in the preseason opener and has looked really good in practices.

Huddle Up: Edwards certainly appears to well ahead of fellow vet Terrell Owens, who didn't have a catch -- and dropped a TD pass -- in last week's presseason game in Denver. Edwards also went without a reception in the contest, but he otherwise has been a bright spot in a crowded Seattle WR corps. With no other wideout really jumping out in the Northwest, Edwards could play his way on to fantasy rosters as a late-round draft sleeper or an early-season pickup.

Posted: 7/10/2012 1:36am et

The Buffalo Bills could show interest in free-agent WR Braylon Edwards (49ers) if they want to add a veteran receiver to their team.

Huddle Up: Buffalo seems to be the last stop for ex-Pro Bowlers on their farewell tours: Terrell Owens, Vince Young, and now maybe Edwards.