{"averagePoints":9.8,"percentOwned":100,"lastPoints":5,"pointsSEASON":39,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"He doesn't like being called the Muscle Hamster. But sorry, Doug, it's too great a nickname to retire. And if that's the price of fame and being a top-five fantasy pick, Martin will have to deal. A Ray Rice clone with power, speed, acceleration and hands, Martin was a midseason superstar as a rookie, scoring four TDs and running for 251 yards Week 9 against the Raiders. While his production was hot-and-cold after that, Martin's is a talent you can believe in. At 215 pounds, he's an ankle-breaker in the open field, a homerun threat on every carry, and an accomplished pass blocker. The Bucs need better play from Josh Freeman to keep their offense balanced, but their prime directive is clear: Feed The Hamster.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":16,"playerId":14885,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":7,"fullName":"Doug Martin","mostRecentNews":{"news":"Martin had 27 carries for 45 rushing yards, as well as three catches on four targets for 16 receiving yards Sunday against the Cardinals.","spin":"Fantasy owners should love it when Martin gets 27 touches out of the backfield, but he wasn't able to get much of anything going against the Cardinals' defense. 12 of his 45 rushing yards came on one play, leaving him to accumulate 33 yards on 26 carries otherwise. His rushing yards have decreased from 144 to 88 to 45 over the last three games and fantasy owners will have to look elsewhere for points next week, as the Bucs are on bye before facing the Eagles in Week 6.","date":"Sun Sep 29"},"totalPoints":39,"projectedPoints":0,"projectedDifference":-9.75}