TE Ed Dickson - Seattle Seahawks
| 6-4, 249 | Born: 7-26-1987 | College: Oregon | Drafted: Round 3, pick 2010 |
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Recent Stats and Projections
| WEEK | OPP | oSNAP | REC | YD | TD | FumL | Pts | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17 | vs ARI | 48 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.9 | |
| 18 | at DAL | 21 | 4 | 42 | 0 | 0 | 4.2 |
Weekly Performance vs TE 1, TE 12, TE 24
Percentile ranks
Ed Dickson's percentile rank in each category, among TE with more than 50 fantasy points.
Recent Game Summaries
2018 Week 18 vs DAL (5 / 4 / 42 / 0 rec)
Dickson had a pretty good day as an outlet receiver for Russell Wilson, and had five targets, which was second to both Lockett and Baldwin, who had six apiece. Dickson was especially successful early in the 2nd quarter, in which he got wide open on a play action call, for a big 26-yard gain. It may be a stretch to speculate on next year, but Dickson has shown excellent athleticism and hands since he's been back from injury (he sat out until week 8). At present, he's a desperation fantasy play and nothing more; but if the Seahawks were to utilize him a little more, he's certainly proved himself capable of putting up serviceable numbers.
2018 Week 11 vs GB (1 / 1 / 15 / 1 rec)
Dickson scored today, the winning touchdown no less, as he found a nice seam over the middle for the red zone catch. However, relying on the Seahawks TE position in fantasy football is a gamble of epic proportions. On one hand, the TE has a TD in each of the last four games. On the other, Vannett and Dickson have two each. Dickson is averaging barely over a single target per game; Vannett had an outlier of eight targets in one game, but otherwise is averaging barely over two targets per game. Both Dickson and Vannett continue to show reliable route running and hands, to go with their shared, low volume, red zone dependent role.
2018 Week 8 vs DET (2 / 2 / 54 / 1 rec)
The Tight End position will never be bountiful for the current Seahawks (just ask Jimmy Graham), but Russell Wilson spreads the ball out enough that Dickson could become relevant, especially as an end zone target. He caught one of two TD catches by tight ends in this game (the other, to Nick Vannett, was actually called back on a penalty), so this could be a situation in which neither can be relied upon on a weekly basis. But, having missed the first six games of the season to injury, this marked a pretty good start for Dickson, with perhaps a hint of things to come.
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