{"averagePoints":13.5,"playerId":15848,"percentChange":-15.7,"averageDraftPosition":11.7,"percentOwned":28.6,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Lacy (knee) rushed for 73 yards on 21 carries and did not catch any of the three passes directed his way in Sunday's loss to Seattle.","spin":"Lacy had a productive day, considering the opponent, but he was never able to break any game-changing runs and his longest scamper went for only 13 yards. His knee injury did not appear to be much of a factor, and backup James Starks logged just five carries, one of which went for a 32-yard gain. Barring an injury or unforeseen roster move, Lacy will return as the Packers' No. 1 running back next season.","date":"Sun Jan 18"},"fullName":"Eddie Lacy","lastPoints":10,"pointsSEASON":216,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"The NFL's offensive rookie of the year in 2013 was this 230-pound ball of thunder with soft receiving hands who carried the Packers while Aaron Rodgers was out with a broken clavicle. Lacy's running style is reminiscent of Larry Johnson's, and you'll recall that LJ had a dominant fantasy stretch in the mid-2000s. In truth, Lacy has a combination of talent and every-down opportunity that could make him the No. 1 player in fantasy by season's end. The reason we don't quite rank him there? He's done it for only one season.","seasonId":2014,"date":"Mon Jun 23"},"positionRank":6,"totalPoints":216}