{"averagePoints":4,"percentOwned":15,"lastPoints":3,"pointsSEASON":16,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Thomas ended '12 with one of his roughest months as a pro, with 16 carries for 48 yards and no touchdowns. At the same time, fellow Saints RB Mark Ingram was showing signs of life. Now, we're not mortgaging the farm to bet that Ingram is suddenly ready to be a fantasy stud, and Darren Sproles' high usage as a receiver limits both Thomas and Ingram. Still, if there's one guy in this triumvirate whose arrow is pointing down, it's probably Thomas. He's a good bet for 800-plus yards from scrimmage, but it's folly to expect more than a handful of TDs.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":47,"playerId":10713,"percentChange":-2.6,"averageDraftPosition":144.5,"fullName":"Pierre Thomas","mostRecentNews":{"news":"Thomas gained one yard on four carries and 37 yards on five receptions in Monday's 38-17 win over the Dolphins.","spin":"Thomas was involved as a receiver, but there weren't many carries to go around before the fourth quarter, as the Saints mostly abandoned their running game until they built a lead. Thomas didn't receive a boost from Mark Ingram's (toe) absence, with Khiry Robinson receiving 12 carries, primarily in garbage time. It looks like the Saints will deploy a three-headed backfield, even without the aforementioned Ingram available. While Thomas is still the favorite to lead the team in carries next week against the Bears, it's clear that Robinson can't be entirely written off. As always, Darren Sproles is also highly involved in the offense.","date":"Mon Sep 30"},"totalPoints":16,"projectedPoints":5,"projectedDifference":1}