{"averagePoints":10.5,"percentOwned":100,"lastPoints":23,"pointsSEASON":42,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Sproles is the most dangerous receiving RB in the NFL: During his time in New Orleans, he's caught 5.6 passes for 47.5 yards per game with 14 receiving TDs, all easily NFL highs among RBs. An utter beast in PPR leagues, Sproles deserves to be well regarded in standard leagues, too, because no matter whether Mark Ingram or Pierre Thomas gets handed the rock, there's always a place in the game plan for Sproles' catches. In 18 of 28 games with the Saints, he's finished with double-digit fantasy points. That kind of week-to-week safety is tough to find among RBs. With Sean Payton returning in '13, Sproles will continue to be devastating in the passing game.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":13,"playerId":8544,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":49.2,"fullName":"Darren Sproles","mostRecentNews":{"news":"Sproles scored twice in Monday's win over the Dolphins, and he also gained 114 yards on seven receptions and another 28 yards on four carries.","spin":"As if the offensive production weren't enough, Sproles also chipped in with 80 return yards from punts and kickoffs. The only negative was one lost fumble, though it happened after the game was already out of reach. While he didn't get off to a great start this year, Sproles owns solid numbers through four weeks, thanks to Monday's performance. He's now caught 23 passes for 277 yards, adding 22 carries for 93 yards, and one touchdown each through the ground and the air. Next week brings a tricky matchup in Chicago, although the Bears were roasted in Week 4 by another quick, sure-handed back in Detroit's Reggie Bush.","date":"Mon Sep 30"},"totalPoints":42,"projectedPoints":7,"projectedDifference":-3.5}