{"averagePoints":3.8,"percentOwned":1,"lastPoints":2,"pointsSEASON":15,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"With the additions of Mike Wallace, Brandon Gibson and Dustin Keller, plus the re-signing of Brian Hartline, Bess was no longer needed in Miami. The Browns traded for him during April's draft, and plan on using his short-area skills out of the slot. Bigger-play wideouts Josh Gordon and Greg Little will see their values spike more if Brandon Weeden figures it out in 2013, but Bess will just go ahead and make 50-plus catches, as he's done in all five of his pro seasons. As always, though, he's really only of interest in deeper PPR leagues.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Tue Sep 3"},"positionRank":69,"playerId":11678,"percentChange":0.4,"averageDraftPosition":170,"fullName":"Davone Bess","mostRecentNews":{"news":null,"spin":"Bess was in on 26 fewer snaps in Week 4 than in Week 3, as his usage has fluctuated from week to week this season. As the third or fourth target in a top-heavy passing game, Bess is more valuable to the Browns as a possession valve than as a fantasy contributor. ","date":"Tue Oct 1"},"totalPoints":15,"projectedPoints":4,"projectedDifference":0.25}