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Weight: 203 lbs
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T.J. Housmandzadeh Will See Plenty of Playing Time

Dan Kolko On Twitter

Sep 11, 2010 · 2:08 PM EDT

Baltimore Colts coach John Harbaugh expects T.J. Houshmandzadeh to play "a lot" vs. the New York Jets on Monday Night Football. Houshmandzadeh said he feels good with the offense and has good chemistry with quarterback Joe Flacco.

Fantasy Impact:

It would not be wise to have Houshmandzadeh in your lineup.

Rams Trade For WR Mark Clayton

Baltimore Sun

Sep 06, 2010 · 7:33 PM EDT

The Ravens traded wide receiver Mark Clayton to the St. Louis Rams for a late-round pick.

The move comes after the Ravens signed free-agent receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh.

Clayton was a 2005 first-round pick by the Ravens but he struggled with his consistency. His catches have dropped the past three seasons. His 34 catches last season were a career low.

Still, Clayton had one of his best training camps with the Ravens. He outplayed Donte' Stallworth and worked as the No. 3 wide receiver in the preseason.

"You never reach a point when it’s easy to release or trade a player you respect," general manager Ozzie Newsome said. "Everyone here has the highest regard for Mark. He’ll help the Rams, and it’s good for him that they reached out to get him."

Clayton's best season came in 2006 with quarterback Steve McNair. He led the team with 939 receiving yards.

In 2008, Clayton ranked second in receptions (41) but led the Ravens with a 17.1-yard per catch average.

Last season, he was fourth on the team with 34 catches. But he managed just one reception in two postseason games.

Fantasy Impact:

This causes additional chaos with the fluid wide receiver situation in St. Louis. Clayton will be the most experienced receiver on the St. Louis roster, but hardly fills their need for a number one receiver. Don't expect Clayton to do anything exciting right away as he'll have to find his niche in the offense.

The Redskins kept a half dozen receivers on the roster,...

Washington Post

Sep 06, 2010 · 9:36 AM EDT

The Redskins kept a half dozen receivers on the roster, only Santana Moss has a clear cut role. Joey Galloway appears to be the favorite to start opposite him but another receiver could easily come to Redskins Park and make a strong case for playing time. The team's other receivers include Anthony Armstrong, Devin Thomas, Roydell Williams and Brandon Banks, an undrafted rookie.

Fantasy Impact:

The Redskins WR corps is a fantasy mess after Santana Moss. The article above is primarily speculating on T.J. Houshmandzadeh to the Skins. It makes sense from a financial stand point, as T.J. Houshmandzadeh is likely to only be seeking the veterans minimum with the Seahawks footing the rest of the bill. If he were to sign with the Redskins, Houshmandzadeh would most likely slide right into the starting lineup behind Santana Moss. Joey Galloway is not a fantasy option even if he is technically the starter.