I love Roto World. I really do. This is a fantasy football news and information service that tells it like it is.

There's a reason why our enterprise is called Roto Underworld, because we aspire to be Roto-worldian

in the quality of our information and in the honesty with which we communicate.

This was Roto World's analysis of Jarvis Landries.

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Oh! quote-unquote performance last night it reads as follows

Jarvis Landry caught five of 12 targets for 33 yards and the Dolphins week 8 loss to the ravens

in potentially the quote unquote this is fine. Yes, yes. This is fine box score of the year. Landry entered halftime one of six for

negative four yards.

By the grace of garbage time, his stat line marginally improved

in the meaningless final 30 minutes of the dolphin's nightmare 40 to zero loss.

I love it!

Give me more roto world! Give me more, Roa World! Feed me the Jarvis Landry, Hages, coursing through my veins! The Dolphins are headed home for a softer week nine match up in the Raiders, but Devante

Parker should finally be back, knocking Landry back down to the wide receiver 2 slash

wide receiver 3 borderline zone in fantasy football. Yes, yes, that is what Jarvis Landry is, operating as a

complementary receiver in a below average offense in Miami. That is what Jarvis Landry is. When Devante

Parker is healthy, Jarvis Landry is a high-end W.R. 3 because there's competition for targets from better, more efficient receivers,

and the offense is neither prolific nor efficient.

It's just math. Do the math on the targets and the efficiency. Just run the numbers and you'll

see Jarvis Landry is not a valuable fantasy asset. Period! And this is something I've been saying for years, that Jarvis Landry is gross.

That as a player, Jarvis Landry is not a true number one NFL receiver.

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