{"playerId":11283,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":"Undrafted","percentOwned":100,"mostRecentNews":{"news":null,"spin":"In '09, Jackson was fantasy's No. 4 WR, and in '10, he slipped only to No. 11. So what happened last season? Other than a decline in TDs (from nine to six to four), Jackson's stats look similar. He's still a top-10 WR in average yards at the catch, and he's still a low-usage player who's averaged 3.8 receptions per game in his pro career. But watch the tape, and you'll see that the Jackson of '11 -- who finished 27th in fantasy points among WRs -- is hesitant to go over the middle. He's still possibly the fastest straight-ahead runner in the NFL, but defenses know how to handle him. Buying low on D-Jax means you believe his route-running will become more varied now that he's hit his big payday. We're not so sure.","date":"Fri May 25"},"fullName":"DeSean Jackson","pointsSEASON":115,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"In '09, Jackson was fantasy's No. 4 WR, and in '10, he slipped only to No. 11. So what happened last season? Other than a decline in TDs (from nine to six to four), Jackson's stats look similar. He's still a top-10 WR in average yards at the catch, and he's still a low-usage player who's averaged 3.8 receptions per game in his pro career. But watch the tape, and you'll see that the Jackson of '11 -- who finished 27th in fantasy points among WRs -- is hesitant to go over the middle. He's still possibly the fastest straight-ahead runner in the NFL, but defenses know how to handle him. Buying low on D-Jax means you believe his route-running will become more varied now that he's hit his big payday. We're not so sure.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri May 25"},"positionRank":27,"projectedPoints":141}