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Wide Receiver Rank: #32 Overall: #104
Edwards had a better second season with the Jets. He neared the 1,000-yard mark (904) and scored seven touchdowns - both totals were the second highest of his career. He averaged a career-high 17.1 yards per receptions, displaying his big-play ability. Edwards did struggle with drops once again, especially at inopportune times, but he did make some big plays for the Jets throughout the year. Edwards had one 100-yard game last season. He is a talented receiver. Edwards is a big target with good speed and top playmaking ability, making him a top deep threat in the NFL. He lacks some consistency, though, showing a lack of concentration. He should be a starter in San Francisco this season but won't be handed anything.
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Edwards has just one 1,000-yard season, so don't overvalue him based on talent. He'll post the occasional big game, but will be too inconsistent to count on as anything more than a No. 3 fantasy receiver. He'll be lucky to top 1,000 yards and could score around six or seven touchdowns. |
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| The New York Jets may show interest in free-agent WR Braylon Edwards (49ers) this offseason because head coach Rex Ryan praised Edwards' play when he was with the team and thinks the Jets need to look to add a deep threat at receiver. |
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| San Francisco 49ers WR Braylon Edwards cleared waivers Wednesday, Dec. 28, officially making him a free agent. However, he can't sign with a team until the offseason. |
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| The San Francisco 49ers attributed WR Braylon Edwards' (knee, shoulder) release to the fact that he hadn't fully recovered from knee surgery earlier this year. Edwards said his knee 'required more time to rehab and hasn't allowed me to re-sync with the offense.' He also dealt with a shoulder injury in November that limited him. |
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| The San Francisco 49ers have released WR Braylon Edwards. Edwards revealed the news via his Web site. |
| Fantasy Impact: Edwards had another disappointing year. He should find work next season but has a lot to prove. |
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| San Francisco 49ers WR Braylon Edwards (knee) was a limited participant in practice Friday, Dec. 23, and he is considered questionable for the Week 16 game against the Seattle Seahawks. |
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| San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman said Wednesday, Dec. 21, that WR Braylon Edwards (knee) is considered day-to-day. 'It's day-to-day and we'll just take it day-to-day and go from there,' Roman said. |
| Fantasy Impact: Just don't bother with Edwards at this point of the season. |
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| San Francisco 49ers WR Braylon Edwards (knee) was listed as a limited participant in practice Wednesday, Dec. 21. |
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| San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said WR Braylon Edwards (knee) was inactive in Week 15 due to performance and not health. 'Just based on the practices and the games,' Harbaugh said as to why he deactivated Edwards. |
| Fantasy Impact: Sounds like Edwards in the dog house. He is likely to be out of job after the season. |
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| The San Francisco 49ers have declared WR Braylon Edwards, DL Ian Williams, OT Mike Person, FB Moran Norris, LB Patrick Willis, QB Scott Tolzien, CB Tramaine Brock inactive for Week 15. |
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| San Francisco 49ers WR Braylon Edwards (knee) is listed as questionable for the Week 15 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. |
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