{"playerId":14911,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":140.7,"percentOwned":30,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride expects Randle to see a lot of playing time at outside receiver, ESPN New York reports. \"Oh, he's gonna play. He's gonna play a lot,\" Gilbride said. \"He'll play first, second down, he'll be an outside receiver for us -- whether he's at the X or the Z, he's gonna play. He's looking like he deserves to be out there for significant time.\"","spin":"Randle has the inside track on the No. 3 receiver spot, but unlike most No. 3 receivers he probably won't see much playing time in the slot. Victor Cruz is one of the NFL's best at working out of the slot, while Randle has the right combination of size, speed, and strength to thrive on the outside. Randle will almost certainly have an increased role this season after catching just 19 passes for 298 yards and three touchdowns during his rookie year. Once you take Hakeem Nicks' injury history into consideration, it becomes clear that Randle has significant upside.","date":"Thu Jun 13"},"fullName":"Rueben Randle","pointsSEASON":44,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Randle is probably a tick too slow to ever be an elite NFL wideout, but Giants coaches like his hands and his ability to fight off press coverage. He flashed a few times in his rookie season, but it was disappointing that Randle could never fully get in the mix with Hakeem Nicks so limited; this year, Domenik Hixon and Ramses Barden are gone, so the No. 3 WR job is Randle's for the taking. With his size and leaping prowess, this kid has Dwayne Bowe upside. This year, however, he'll continue to learn behind Nicks and Victor Cruz.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":85,"projectedPoints":82}