{"playerId":12563,"percentChange":0.2,"averageDraftPosition":103.4,"percentOwned":99.6,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Crabtree (Achilles) had his stitches removed Monday and will embark on an aggressive approach to rehabilitation which would get him into the pool and working on his range of motion as soon as the surgical wound heals, the Sacramento Bee reports. Though coach Jim Harbaugh has maintained that the injury is not season-ending, Dr. Dan Solomon, an orthopedic surgeon with Marin Orthopedics and Sports Medicine in Novato, said the most optimistic timetable for Crabtree returning to the field is six months, but that's if things go exceedingly well. \"I think everything would have to line up perfectly for him to be back this year,\" Solomon said.","spin":"While Crabtree hasn't been particularly vocal about the his injury, Harbaugh has maintained that he'll have his star receiver back on the field sometime during the final month of the season. Whether that's genuinely the case or just a coach trying to remain optimistic in the eyes of his player is something to be determined once Crabtree is undergoing his rehab. If the surgery was a complete success, then there shouldn't be any concerns regarding tension or blood flow, but we won't know for sure until a little further down the road. Keeper league owners may want to consider stashing the wideout if it is a cost-efficient move, but he can be left alone in re-draft leagues until a more concrete timetable for his return is announced.","date":"Tue Jun 4"},"fullName":"Michael Crabtree","pointsSEASON":159,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Crabtree suffered a torn Achilles in May and will be out up to six months, putting a possible return sometimes in late November and excluding him from draft consideration in one-year leagues.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Thu May 23"},"positionRank":14,"projectedPoints":0}