{"averagePoints":12.3,"percentOwned":28.5,"lastPoints":5,"pointsSEASON":49,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Dalton began '12 with three 300-yard passing games in his first six starts, but had zero thereafter. Even worse, over the Bengals' final five meaningful contests including the playoffs, Dalton averaged 158 yards passing and racked up six TDs and six INTs. Throwing to A.J. Green cures some ills, but Cincy knows how poor a passer Dalton is going down the field (a 26.3 completion percentage when his attempts travel more than 20 yards in the air, 30th-best in '12), and must manage him to be successful. In an embarrassing playoff loss to Houston, you saw every wart Dalton has: He can be jittery in the pocket, he misses open men, and he throws bad picks. Expect middling numbers in '13.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":22,"playerId":14012,"percentChange":-0.7,"averageDraftPosition":124.4,"fullName":"Andy Dalton","mostRecentNews":{"news":null,"spin":"Dalton has struggled when asked to do too much in the passing game; in the two games this season in which he has 33 or fewer pass attempts, he has enjoyed a completion rate of 75 percent with four touchdowns, while in his two rougher outings he has thrown the ball an average of 43.5 times per game and completed just 55 percent of his passes with just one touchdown. Dalton remains a classic game-manager and not a coveted fantasy commodity. As a result, he shouldn't be considered outside of deeper formats. ","date":"Tue Oct 1"},"totalPoints":49,"projectedPoints":11,"projectedDifference":-1.25}