{"averagePoints":8.2,"playerId":10475,"percentChange":-2.8,"averageDraftPosition":85.6,"percentOwned":2.2,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Olsen enjoyed the best season of his seven-year career, totaling 84 receptions (on 122 targets), 1,008 yards and six touchdowns in 16 games played during the 2014 campaign.","spin":"Olsen's connection with quarterback Cam Newton has seemingly improved during each of the tight end's four seasons in Carolina and this season's numbers certainly support that development. Not only did Olsen's 84 catches lead the Panthers, but his 1,008 receiving yards tied for the team-lead and marked the best single-season total of his career. Additionally, with six touchdowns, Olsen has now found the end zone at least five times in every season after his 2007 rookie campaign. On the whole, the ever-reliable Olsen fulfilled preseason expectations that the Panthers' revamped receiving corp would result in Newton leaning on his trusted target Olsen more often than ever. Fortunately, the emergence of rookie wideout Kelvin Benjamin prevents opposing defenses from totally converging on Olsen in coverage, which should allow the tight end to enjoy similar success as one of fantasy's top players at his position again next season.","date":"Wed Jan 14"},"fullName":"Greg Olsen","lastPoints":2,"pointsSEASON":131,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"It's fair to be concerned that Carolina's inexperienced WR corps will allow defenses to focus on Olsen. But it's not exactly like Panthers wideouts set the world ablaze last year either. Regardless of the supporting cast, Olsen's past two seasons in Carolina have been remarkably consistent: around 70 grabs for 800 yards and 5 TDs. A mountain of a man with good hands, Olsen sits atop the above-average TE tier. There's no reason to reach for him in a draft, but you'll be fine if you end up with him.","seasonId":2014,"date":"Mon Jun 23"},"positionRank":4,"totalPoints":131}