The rookie wide receiver has been putting up fantasy points at a torrid pace. Can he do it again versus the New York Jets in Week 10? We break down the fantasy implications.
Since being activated in Week 7, Pittsburgh Steelers wideout Martavis Bryant has burst onto the scene and is putting up fantasy numbers at the pace of a WR1.
During the three-game span where Bryant's been active, he is tenth in average fantasy points and fifth in total amount put up. Granted, there has been plenty of wealth to be shared in that Steelers offense recently, as quarterback Ben Roethlisberger enjoyed back-to-back games with six touchdowns.
Fantasy Spin: There are all the makings of another outburst for the Steelers offense this week, as the New York Jets have allowed a league-worst 24 touchdowns through the air. The only concern with Bryant at this point is his usage, which he has overcome so far due to capitalizing and the end zone and reaping the benefits of perfect game scripts.
Should something not go according to plan for the Steelers this week, it's worth noting that Bryant has been sharing snaps with Markus Wheaton, thus capping what could be massive upside. Until he sees more of the 51 percent of the snaps like he saw in Week 9, he will be a boom-or-bust WR3 going forward. And in a matchup like the one he has versus the Jets for Week 10, owners have every reason to expect "boom."
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