{"averagePoints":12,"percentOwned":96.4,"lastPoints":7,"pointsSEASON":48,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Eli turned in another maddening campaign in '12 because, well, that's what he does. As usual, his highs were tremendous: A 510-yard game in Week 2, five TD passes in Week 17. But his lows were crushing: No TDs and 177 pass yards per game from Weeks 8 to 10. Manning has ridden the weekly roller coaster for his entire career. It didn't help last year that Hakeem Nicks and Martellus Bennett couldn't stay healthy and the Giants scuffled to find an acceptable complements for Victor Cruz. But Eli is as hot-and-cold as they come regardless of who's catching the ball, and his 59.9 percent completion rate was the lowest for a defending Super Bowl champion QB since '06. We don't trust him as a fantasy starter.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":23,"playerId":5526,"percentChange":-3.6,"averageDraftPosition":88.4,"fullName":"Eli Manning","mostRecentNews":{"news":"Manning completed 18-of-37 passes for 217 yards, with one touchdown and one interception Sunday against the Chiefs. He also added 12 rushing yards on two carries but lost two fumbles.","spin":"Fantasy owners are likely just as mystified as Giants fans are this season with just how bad Manning has been over the last two weeks. Despite a relatively healthy Victor Cruz, Hakeem Nicks and Reuben Randle, plus tight end Brandon Myers, Manning has failed to reach 220 passing yards in back-to-back games, a shocking figure after he threw for 812 yards in the first two weeks combined. He'll get a chance to turn it around next week against an Eagles defense that has really struggled to slow opponents' passing attacks this season.","date":"Sun Sep 29"},"totalPoints":48,"projectedPoints":17,"projectedDifference":5}