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by Dale Lolley

GB WR Jordy Nelson - Week 1, 2016 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 1 at Jacksonville
You can bet Aaron Rodgers is itching to show the league that Nelson is back and is going to be a major factor this season. Nelson didn't play in the preseason as he comes off his ACL injury, but head coach Mike McCarthy said Nelson will have no restrictions moving forward. His first game back, however, could be a little slower than what we've come to expect from him when healthy as he works his way into game shape. Use him as a No. 2 receiver.

by Dale Lolley

GB WR Jordy Nelson - 2016 Fantasy Football Outlook

2016 Fantasy Outlook
A torn ACL in the Packers preseason opener cost Nelson the entire season and crippled the fantasy production of pretty much the rest of the Green Bay lineup. He should be fine to go this season and Aaron Rodgers will make good use of Nelson. Remember, this is a guy who saw 151 targets in 2014. Nelson is now 31, so there is some danger he'll suffer a drop off, but he should be highly motivated after missing all of last season. Yes, he opened camp on the PUP list, but the Packers were always going to ease him into things. We're looking at the return of a 1,500-yard receiver who has twice reached double digits in touchdowns twice in the past four seasons he's played. He's going in the second round of most drafts and has been the eighth receiver taken. That sounds perfectly acceptable.

by Dale Lolley

GB WR Jordy Nelson - 2015 Fantasy Football Outlook

Fantasy Upside
Jordy Nelson was again one of the closest things to money among fantasy receivers last season, putting up just one absolutely dog game. And he gets enough action from Aaron Rodgers that he can single-handedly win you a week. There's no reason to think he can't catch 90-plus passes for 1,400-plus yards with double-digit scores once again.

Fantasy Downside
As long as Aaron Rodgers remains healthy, there's little downside to owning Nelson.

Bottom Line
There will be some bigger name receivers that will go before Nelson, but he'll produce right there with them. And with an ADP of 20, he's not a bad fallback option from those guys, especially if you get bonus points for long touchdowns.

by Dale Lolley

GB WR Jordy Nelson - Week 20, 2014 Fantasy Football Outlook

Jordy Nelson Playoffs vs. Seahawks
Jordy Nelson was limited to two catches for 22 yards on five targets last week by the Cowboys. But he'll get plenty of work against the Seahawks as Aaron Rodgers won't shy away from his No. 1 target in two consecutive games. The Seahawks trust their corners enough that they won't necessarily role coverage to Nelson. In the opener this year against the Hawks, Nelson was targeted 14 times, catching nine passes for 83 yards.

by Dale Lolley

GB WR Jordy Nelson - Week 19, 2014 Fantasy Football Outlook

Jordy Nelson Playoffs vs. Cowboys
Jordy Nelson being Jordy Nelson, you don't need me to give you an endorsement to play him. He's one of the top WRs in the game and has a great QB throwing him the ball - often. Nelson scored nine touchdowns in eight home games this season. Even with Aaron Rodgers hurting and the weather issues that should occur in this game, Nelson should still be a very strong start.

by Dale Lolley

GB WR Jordy Nelson - Week 17, 2014 Fantasy Football Outlook

Jordy Nelson Week 17 vs. Lions
Jordy Nelson bounced back nicely last week with a nine-catch, 113-yard effort with a touchdown, catching all nine passes thrown his way. Detroit limited him to five receptions for 59 yards in the first meeting with the Packers but is just too good to consistently stop. He should get his usual production this week though the weather could be nasty.

by Dale Lolley

GB WR Jordy Nelson - Week 16, 2014 Fantasy Football Outlook

Jordy Nelson Week 16 vs. Bucs
While five catches for 55 yards might not seem like a terrible day for most receivers, for Nelson it was his second-worst outing of the season. Not surprisingly, the Packers have lost both of his bad outings, the other coming against New Orleans. Nelson bounced back with a 6-152-2 line in his next game after the New Orleans debacle, so look for a similar bounce back this week.

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