Fantasy Upside
Big and athletic, Brandon Marshall is still a physical specimen at 30 years old. His numbers in Chicago were excellent, especially touchdowns where he had 31 over the past three seasons. His yards per catch has remained consistent and his overall fantasy numbers make him a good fantasy option. He will be the Jets No. 1 option in the passing game.
Fantasy Downside
Last season was the first since his rookie year that Marshall didn't have 1,000 yards receiving. He did miss three games, however, so that made all the difference. The bigger issue is the quarterback situation for the Jets. Ryan Fitzpatrick will get the ball downfield, but he will struggle at times to make plays, which could hurt Marshall's production.
Bottom Line
Marshall can still play. The issue is his fantasy value is downgraded by the Jets quarterback situation. His ADP is 56, but I wouldn't hesitate to take him a little higher. 80 catches and 8 TDs are very possible for Marshall and he makes for a solid WR2 for fantasy owners.