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After 5 years in the league on two different teams, we know what Jarvis Landry is. He's a complimentary receiver who relies on a high volume of targets to get his production. His elite hands and body control make him a dynamic possession receiver, but he just doesn't make enough plays downfield to rack up big yardage totals. He's been miscast as a WR1 his whole career, so it's going to be a huge relief for Landry to no longer have to deal with double teams now that OBJ is lining up on the opposite side. Look for Landry's target percentage and efficiency numbers to be the strongest of his career, but his total targets should take a nosedive, and his touchdown total is limited by the sheer volume of playmakers on the offense. Look for Landry to have a much better real life season, than fantasy one, making him more of a high end WR3.
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 Jarvis Landry in concussion protocol
Tallied career-high 167 yards in Week 4 before exiting
By: Doug Orth | Mon Sep 30, 5:05 pm
|  | Freddie Kitchens reaffirms WR Jarvis Landry is in concussion protocol. (ESPN - Jake Trotter)
FFToday's Take: Landry will be in a race to get cleared for Week 5 against the San Francisco 49ers. Making matters worse for his fantasy owners is that Cleveland plays on Monday night. Damion Ratley would likely slide into the starting lineup if Landry is sidelined, although Antonio Callaway could see a bigger-than-expected role coming off his four-game suspension.
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