{"averagePoints":21.4,"playerId":8439,"percentChange":-19.8,"averageDraftPosition":12.2,"percentOwned":40.4,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Rodgers estimates that his calf injury should heal in about six weeks, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.","spin":"Of course, Rodgers -- who was hobbled by the injury during the Packers' recent playoff charge -- indicated that he would have continued to play through the issue had the team advanced to the Super Bowl. As it is, he'll now have plenty of time to recover fully, well before the Packers take the field again. Meanwhile, with Rodgers sitting out the upcoming Pro Bowl, Cincinnati's Andy Dalton will participate in the contest in his place.","date":"Tue Jan 20"},"fullName":"Aaron Rodgers","lastPoints":24,"pointsSEASON":342,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Let's face it, fantasy football is a \"What have you done for me lately?\" business, so Rodgers' 162 fantasy points in 2013 may cause some owners to devalue him. Don't be one of those owners. Rodgers pairs elite accuracy with superb rushing skill (18 ground scores since 2008, most among QBs not named Cam Newton) and an unparalleled ability to create plays on the move. In fact, even in his injury-plagued 2013 season, Rodgers scored 18 fantasy points per game, fourth among all QBs. Second-year stud RB Eddie Lacy is sometimes mentioned as a negative for Rodgers' fantasy value, but his emergence should make it impossible for defenses to solely concentrate on stopping Rodgers, whose upside could be even higher in 2014.","seasonId":2014,"date":"Mon Jun 23"},"positionRank":1,"totalPoints":342}