{"averagePoints":11.8,"percentOwned":56.1,"lastPoints":11,"pointsSEASON":47,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Despite his Super Bowl win, Flacco is an easy whipping boy. He's never been a top-10 fantasy QB. He's never eclipsed 25 passing TDs or come close to 4,000 yards. And on tape, you've seen him look unbeatable one series and clueless the next. But it's fair to wonder if a new era is coming for Flacco and the entire Ravens offense, out from under the incompetent thumb of former coordinator Cam Cameron. In six meaningful games without Cameron last year, Flacco averaged 283 yards passing and slung 15 TDs and 1 INT. Now, maybe that's an Eli-esque bout of unconsciousness which will fade. But maybe Flacco's giant arm and aggressive offensive mindset have taken a permanent step forward. He's not your fantasy starter, but he's intriguing.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":26,"playerId":11252,"percentChange":-6.1,"averageDraftPosition":121.2,"fullName":"Joe Flacco","mostRecentNews":{"news":"Flacco completed 25-of-50 passes for 347 yards, with two touchdowns and a career-high five interceptions Sunday against the Bills.","spin":"The Ravens fell behind early and essentially gave up on running the football despite Ray Rice's return from a hip injury that kept him out of Week 3. 50 passing attempts is quite a high figure and while fantasy owners probably loved the 347 yards and two passing touchdowns, five interceptions certainly puts a hit on Flacco's fantasy points for the week in most leagues. He'll look to settle down and cut out the interceptions in Week 5 against the Dolphins.","date":"Sun Sep 29"},"totalPoints":47,"projectedPoints":10,"projectedDifference":-1.75}