{"averagePoints":1.5,"percentOwned":35.9,"lastPoints":5,"pointsSEASON":6,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Last year, the Lions lost receivers faster than Spinal Tap lost drummers, yet Pettigrew couldn't take advantage. His catch and yardage totals dipped to rookie-year levels and he continued his career-long problem of finding the end zone. If fantasy stardom didn't happen for Pettigrew when Nate Burleson, Titus Young and Ryan Broyles imploded, it may never happen, even in the NFL's pass-heaviest offense. Part of Pettigrew's problem as a fantasy asset is that he's such a good blocker, and sometimes Tony Scheffler steals his looks while he's otherwise engaged. But the primary problem appears to be Pettigrew himself -- he doesn't make big plays or catch a high volume of passes. We don't view him as a fantasy starter.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Tue Sep 3"},"positionRank":40,"playerId":12549,"percentChange":-3.5,"averageDraftPosition":135.7,"fullName":"Brandon Pettigrew","mostRecentNews":{"news":null,"spin":"After managing just five receptions through three games, Pettigrew had seven catches against the Bears in Week 4. This could be a trend, given that the Lions targeted their tight ends more in the absence of Nate Burleson (arm). However, fantasy owners will have to see much more from Pettigrew before making him more than a spot starter.","date":"Tue Oct 1"},"totalPoints":6,"projectedPoints":2,"projectedDifference":0.5}