Putting together finest season

Adams caught eight of 13 targets for 93 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 20-17 loss to the Cardinals.

Analysis: Adams scored his 11th touchdown of the season from 13 yards out in the second quarter. Not only does the 25-year-old wide receiver have double-digit scores in each of the past three campaigns, but Adams also has career highs in catches (85) and yards (1,155) already this season. Owners who have ridden him to fantasy playoff contention are primed to benefit from Adams' favorable Week 14 matchup against the porous Falcons defense.

Hits paydirt in loss

Adams had five catches (eight targets) for 69 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 24-17 loss to Minnesota.

Analysis: Adams put together a solid fantasy line, but an uncharacteristic overthrow by Aaron Rodgers in the fourth quarter robbed fantasy owners of a two-touchdown day. Still, the 25-year-old converted his 10th score of the year, also hitting the 1,000-yard mark for the first time in his career. Adams will draw a tough matchup against lockdown corner Patrick Peterson in Week 13, but he has become a must-start receiver in fantasy this year. Those in DFS formats may want to evaluate Adams' price tag,…read more

Explodes in Week 11 loss

Adams brought in 10 of 12 targets for 166 yards in the Packers' 27-24 loss to the Seahawks on Thursday.

Analysis: Adams unsurprisingly paced the Green Bay receiving corps in receptions, targets and receiving yardage, and he turned in a game-long 57-yard catch early in the fourth quarter to set up a Mason Crosby field goal as well. The 25-year-old saw double-digit looks for the first time since Week 7, with Randall Cobb's absence due to a hamstring injury certainly playing a part in Adams' increased involvement. Adams did see a modest two-touchdown streak end, but he'll look to get back in the end zone in…read more

Scores two touchdowns

Adams caught four of seven targets for 57 yards and two touchdowns during Sunday's 31-12 win over the Dolphins.

Analysis: Adams tied for the team lead in targets, but his yardage totals were held in check by an underrated Miami secondary. He still managed to make a splash from the fantasy perspective, however, thanks to touchdown receptions in the first and third quarters. Adams now has nine touchdown receptions in as many games this season, making him a top fantasy option even in weeks when his yardage totals may not be at their highest. He'll look to continue his prolific scoring pace Thursday against the…read more

Finds end zone in loss

Adams caught six passes (nine targets) for 40 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 31-17 loss to the Patriots.

Analysis: Adams was unable to extend his streak of 100-plus yard games to four, but a trip to the end zone helped salvage an otherwise quiet night. The touchdown brought the 25-year-old's total up to seven on the year, putting him on pace to reach double digits in the category for the third consecutive year. With 730 receiving yards through eight games, Adams is on his way to realizing the bullish fantasy projections made for him this preseason. Miami's 23rd-ranked pass defense is on tap for Week 10.

Tops 130 yards for third straight game

Adams hauled in five of seven targets for 133 yards during Sunday's 29-27 loss to the Rams.

Analysis: The Packers' No. 1 target has had no issue finding the end zone this year (six touchdowns), but his output of 405 receiving yards over the past three weeks is a stark improvement compared to his early-season production. Adams has accumulated 135 yards per game since Week 4, after averaging an output 71.3 yards per game through the first quarter of the regular season. There's minimal evidence suggesting Adams will slow down any time soon, with a healthy target share of 44.3 percent among Green…read more

Scores twice in victory

Adams caught 10 of 16 targets for 132 yards and two touchdowns in Monday night's 33-30 win over the 49ers.

Analysis: Adams was a big-play threat Monday, causing damage to San Francisco's secondary throughout the contest. Aaron Rodgers' favorite target came up clutch once before halftime and once before the final whistle, scoring both his touchdowns with under two minutes remaining. Following a Week 7 bye, Adams will face the Rams in Los Angeles.

Explodes for 140-yard day in loss

Adams (calf) brought in nine of 12 targets for 140 yards and a touchdown in the Packers' 31-23 loss to the Lions on Sunday.

Analysis: Adams showed no ill effects from the calf injury that had limited him earlier in the week, pacing all pass catchers in receptions and yardage on an afternoon when the Packers were missing both Randall Cobb (hamstring) and Geronimo Allison (concussion/hamstring). The fifth-year receiver brought in a 12-yard scoring dart from Aaron Rodgers with 9:01 remaining in the fourth quarter, giving him four touchdowns over the season's first five games. With no fewer than eight targets in any contest thus…read more

Playing Sunday

Adams (calf) is active for Sunday's game at Detroit.

Analysis: Adams opened Week 5 prep by tweaking his calf at Wednesday's practice, setting off a will-he-or-won't-he be able to play. After spending Thursday as a member of the Packers' rehab group, he was listed as limited on Friday's injury report and practiced in the same capacity Saturday, yet entered game day with a questionable designation. Now that his availability is confirmed, Adams will look to top his best mark (79 receiving yards) from seven previous matchups with the Lions.

Expected to play Sunday

Adams (calf), who is listed as questionable on the official injury report, is expected to play Sunday against Detroit, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.

Analysis: Adams participated in practice Saturday, so it sounds like he'll play despite missing Thursday's practice and being limited Friday. Still, this report isn't official so fantasy players will want to check his status before kickoff.

Remains questionable

Adams (calf) remains questionable for Sunday's game against the Lions after participating in Saturday's practice, Jason Wilde of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Adams' presence at practice is encouraging for his status Sunday, but final confirmation is unlikely to be determined until closer to kickoff. The Packers are already down their No.2 receiver in Randall Cobb (hamstring), while Geronimo Allison (concussion/hamstring) remains a game-time decision as well. Thus, Aaron Rodgers is at risk of being without his top three receivers for the contest. Expect an update on Adams' status once the Packers provide more information.

Deemed questionable for Week 5

Adams (calf) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Lions.

Analysis: After tweaking his calf during Wednesday's practice, Adams was limited to rehab work during Thursday's session before returning to practice in limited fashion Friday. It appears that Adams' final activity might have been enough to keep hope alive for an active status this weekend, but it's far from certain that the Packers' No. 1 wideout will be available. The Packers will hold another practice Saturday, which should offer a better idea of which direction Adams' status is trending. In addition…read more

Will practice Saturday

Head coach Mike McCarthy said that Adams (calf) will practice Saturday, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: McCarthy didn't say whether Adams will get in any work before then, but his comments leave the door open for Adams to play Sunday even if he is sidelined again. Fantasy players planning to include Adams in their Week 5 lineups will want to keep tabs on his status in the coming days, but a final call on his status for Sunday's game against the Lions may not come until shortly before the 1 p.m. EDT kickoff.

Listed as non-participant

Adams (calf) was officially listed as a non-participant in Thursday's practice, Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Analysis: The designation doesn't come as a surprise after coach Mike McCarthy relayed ahead of the session that Adams would only work out on the side with the Packers' other rehabbing players. After sustaining the calf injury Wednesday, Adams' status for Sunday's game at Detroit now looks to be on shaky ground, a discouraging development for the Packers with Randall Cobb (hamstring) and Geronimo Allison (concussion), both missing the first two practices of the week. If all of those players are…read more

Sitting out practice Thursday

Coach Mike McCarthy said Adams (calf) will work with the Packers' rehab group during Thursday's practice, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: The news likely means that Adams will likely go down as a non-participant when the Packers release Thursday's practice report, which amounts to a step backward after the wideout logged a limited session Wednesday. Adams escaped the Week 4 win over the Bills unscathed, but the calf injury surfaced at some point during Wednesday's session, tentatively putting his status in question for Sunday's contest against the Lions. He would be able to ease concerns about his availability for the weekend by…read more

Limited by calf injury

Adams was limited at practice Wednesday due to a calf injury, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: The hits keep coming for the Green Bay pass-catching corps. Adams joins Randall Cobb (hamstring), Geronimo Allison (concussion) and Jimmy Graham (knee) on the Packers' first injury report of the week, though Adams seems to be the healthiest of the quartet. Adams was the only member of the group to participate in Wednesday's session in some capacity, suggesting his limitations may have been primarily for maintenance purposes. Assuming he enters the weekend without an injury designation, Adams…read more

Leading receiver in Week 4 win

Adams caught eight of 14 targets for 81 yards in Sunday's 22-0 win over the Bills.

Analysis: Adams led his team in targets, catches and receiving yards, but Green Bay's passing game wasn't very stressed in this one given Buffalo's ineptitude on offense. Tight end Jimmy Graham scored the team's lone touchdown through the air while No. 2 wide receiver Geronimo Allison turned 11 targets into 80 yards. Adams should once again serve as Aaron Rodgers' primary target in the Week 5 divisional clash with the Lions.

Paces team in receptions in Week 3 loss

Adams brought in seven of nine targets for 52 yards and a touchdown in the Packers' 31-17 loss to the Redskins on Sunday.

Analysis: Adams didn't impress much on a yards-per-catch basis, but he found the end zone and checked in second in targets on the team to Randall Cobb. The 25-year-old has seen no fewer than eight targets in any of the first three games, and he's crossed the goal line in each of those contests. Adams' volume is about what we expected coming into the season as Aaron Rodgers' (knee) top receiver, and even the latter's current health challenges aren't enough to derail the wideout's production. Adams will…read more

Finds end zone versus Vikings

Adams caught eight of 12 targets for 64 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 29-29 tie with the Vikings.

Analysis: Adams led the team in targets and catches, but he finished with a modest yardage total as his long gain equaled just 16 yards. He salvaged his day from a fantasy perspective with a nine-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter, giving him two scores in as many weeks to start the season. Adams' big-play potential could suffer for as long as Aaron Rodgers (knee) is limited by his injury, but the red-zone rapport between the two is virtually unmatched and should continue to pay dividends.…read more

Deemed active Week 2

Adams (shoulder) is listed as active Sunday versus the Vikings, Jason Wahlers of the Packers' official site reports.

Analysis: Adams emerged from the Packers' Week 1 win against the Bears with a shoulder injury, which he suffered at the end of a 51-yard catch-and-run in the second half. It didn't stop him from finishing out the contest, but he missed practice Wednesday before returning in a limited capacity Thursday and Friday. With his game-day status confirmed, Adams also will have Aaron Rodgers under center, albeit at far less than his typical mobility due to Rogers' knee injury that has been the talk of the NFL the…read more

Expected to play Sunday

Adams (shoulder) is expected to play Sunday against Minnesota, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: Adams is listed as questionable on the official injury report. Adams missed a day of practice early in the week but was able to return on a limited basis. Still, this report isn't official and his status will need to be confirmed before inactives are announced ahead of Sunday's 1 PM ET kickoff.

Listed as questionable for Week 2

Adams (shoulder) was a limited practice participant Friday and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against Minnesota, Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports.

Analysis: Adams started the week as a DNP before upgrading to limited participation the past two days. Both he and Aaron Rodgers (knee) are shaping up as potential game-time decisions ahead of Sunday's 1 PM ET kickoff. Adams did sound optimistic after Thursday's practice, and coach Mike McCarthy mentioned that Rodgers' knee has improved throughout the week.

Week 2 status may not be decided Friday

Head coach Mike McCarthy indicated Friday morning that Adams (shoulder) made it through Thursday's practice without issue, but McCarthy still wants to see how Adams fares in Saturday's walkthrough before determining his status for Week 2, Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports.

Analysis: After sitting out Wednesday's practice, Adams got in a limited session Thursday, saying afterward he felt "great" and was optimistic about playing Sunday against the Vikings. Adams would boost his chances of playing by practicing again Friday, but based on McCarthy's comments, the Packers will wait another day or two before ultimately deciding whether or not Adams will suit up.

Feels good after returning to practice

Adams (shoulder) relayed that he felt "great" after logging a limited practice Thursday and remains hopeful to suit up Sunday against the Vikings, Tom Pelissero of NFL.com reports.

Analysis: The Packers still view Adams as day-to-day with the shoulder injury, which he sustained on his 51-yard catch-and-run during Sunday's 24-23 win over the Bears. The wideout improved his odds of suiting up Week 2 against the Vikings by getting back on the practice field Thursday, but his level of involvement in Friday's session will prove more consequential for his eventual status.

Will be limited Thursday

Packers head coach Mike McCarthy said that Adams (shoulder) would be a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Adams was withheld entirely from the Packers' first practice of the week while recovering from the shoulder injury he sustained in Sunday's victory over the Bears, so his presence on the field in any capacity Thursday amounts to progress. For his part, Adams downplayed the severity of the injury and didn't seem concerned about his availability for the Week 2 matchup with the Vikings. The Packers would probably like to see Adams put in a full practice Friday to feel comfortable about his health…read more

Has shoulder injury

Adams suffered a shoulder injury during Sunday's 24-23 win against the Bears, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: Adams landed hard on his shoulder during his 51-yard reception during the Packers' second of three touchdown drives in the fourth quarter of Sunday's season-opening win over the Bears. He told Jim Owczarski of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that the shoulder in question "stiffened up" Monday, which will keep him day-to-day for the time being. Both Adams and Aaron Rodgers (sprained knee) are question marks for the Packers' Week 2 showdown with the Vikings, so the respective statuses of the duo…read more

Missing practice Wednesday

Adams is absent from practice Wednesday, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: Adams played 59 of 60 snaps on offense in Sunday's 24-23 win over the Bears, catching five of eight targets for 88 yards and a touchdown. The workload obviously doesn't hint at any kind of injury, but it's possible he picked something up along the way. Another update will be available later Wednesday when the Packers release their initial injury report for Week 2.

Finds end zone in Week 1 thriller

Adams caught five of eight targets for 88 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 24-23 victory over the Bears.

Analysis: He was ultimately outdone by teammate Randall Cobb -- who was on the receiving end of a 75-yard game-winning touchdown -- but Adams nonetheless was a crucial part of the Packers' comeback bid. In fact, the second of Green Bay's three touchdown drives was nearly all Adams, considering the receiver followed up a 51-yard game-changing reception with a nifty, ankle-breaking juke that allowed him to turn a short dumpoff into six points. The Fresno State product will now look to make an encore…read more

Likely sitting out Friday

Adams isn't expected to suit up for Friday's preseason contest at Oakland, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: No matter whether it's been Aaron Rodgers or Brett Hundley under center, Adams has been running on all cylinders this preseason, turning his three targets into receptions of nine, 27 and 48 yards. There's no need for the Packers to press their luck with Adams or any of the other starters before Week 1, when he'll be acting as Rodgers' No. 1 option in the passing attack.

Snags lone target in preseason game

Adams caught one pass for 27 yards in Thursday's preseason game against the Steelers.

Analysis: Adams played with quarterback Aaron Rodgers for the first time this preseason and made an impression during his brief time on the field. The two connected for the biggest play on Rodgers' lone drive, as Adams caught a short pass over the middle and chewed up many more yards after that. Adams looks ready for regular-season action, considering he's averaging 28.0 yards on three receptions during preseason play.

Impresses in lone drive Thursday

Adams played just one drive in Thursday's preseason opener against the Titans, but he still managed to catch both of his targets for 57 yards in the 31-17 win.

Analysis: Adams did all of his damage on the opening drive with Brett Hundley under center, as star quarterback Aaron Rodgers got the night off. Green Bay's top receiver started his night with a nine-yard reception, then added a 48-yard bomb down the sideline to get to the three-yard line.

Rejoins OTAs on Monday

Adams (hamstring) was back on the field for Monday's OTA session, Wes Hodkiewicz of Packers.com reports.

Analysis: Adams has been working through a hamstring injury over the last few weeks, keeping him sidelined for the majority of OTAs up until this point. He was back in uniform for Monday's practice, however, which suggests the Packers' top wideout should be a full-go by the time training camp arrives. Despite missing two games last season, Adams pulled in 74 receptions for 885 yards and 10 touchdowns. With Jordy Nelson also being released this offseason, Adams is the clear No. 1 option and should be in…read more

Absent from OTAs with hamstring injury

Adams did not participate in Tuesday's OTA session due to a hamstring injury, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Adams reportedly made his way to the field halfway through practice, but he never participated in the session. The team will likely take precautions with its top wideout early in the offseason to ensure he's ready when the season rolls around. More concern about his status should begin to surface only if the issue begins holding him out into parts of training camp.

Freed from concussion protocol

Adams said Tuesday that he's cleared the NFL's concussion protocol and doesn't have any long-term concerns about his health, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: The wideout has sustained three documented concussions in the last 14 months, with the most recent head injury sidelining him for the final two games of the 2017 campaign. Though Adams' concussion history shouldn't be dismissed entirely, the Packers evidently agreed with the 25-year-old's own assessment of his health in their decision to ink him to a four-year, $58.75 million extension Friday. With Aaron Rodgers (collarbone) set to return from injury next season, Adams, who established himself…read more

Re-signs with Packers

Adams (concussion) signed a four-year, $58.75 million contract with the Packers on Friday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: Adams was set to become a free agent this offseason, but the Packers ensured no other team got a shot at him by signing him to the new multi-year deal. He'll be paid like a No. 1 receiver, and he made clear in 2017 that he is one, scoring 10 touchdowns despite playing half the season with a fill-in quarterback. He will sit out the season finale while recovering from a concussion, and head injuries are one concern about him going forward. Regardless, he will be back at 100 percent well in…read more

Ruled out for finale

Adams (concussion) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Lions.

Analysis: Adams has not practiced since suffering a concussion in Week 15, and as a result, his season has come to a close. His receiving yardage total took a step back this year with regular starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers missing most of the season, but he still managed to catch 74 passes and find paydirt 10 times. Adams is scheduled to become a free agent this offseason, and he figures to garner plenty of interest unless the Packers ink him to a new deal before players can officially visit other…read more

Unable to practice Thursday

Adams (concussion) was held out of Thursday's practice, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Adams remains entrenched in the concussion protocol, and his lack of activity only three days before the season finale signals he won't be making another appearance in 2017. Looking at the long term, the current concussion marks his third in 14 months, a worrying trend for a player that has come into his own as a potential No. 1 wideout the last two years. If he misses Sunday's game at Detroit, as expected, the next intriguing aspect of Adams' NFL journey arrives in March, when he becomes an…read more

Not at practice Wednesday

Packers head coach Mike McCarthy said Wednesday that Adams remains in the concussion protocol and wouldn't take part in the team's first practice of the week.

Analysis: Considering that Adams is recovering from his second concussion of the season and third in the last two years, it's not looking promising that he'll be back on the field Week 17 against the Lions. He'll need his symptoms to dissipate before he's cleared to take part in practice again, and then receive the green light from an independent neurologist to suit up for the season finale. Those multiple hurdles seem likely to prevent Adams from suiting up for the second time in as many games.

Ruled out Saturday vs. Vikings

Adams (concussion) has been ruled out for Saturday's game against the Vikings, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: After sustaining his second concussion of the season and third in the last two years in Sunday's loss to the Panthers, Adams always looked like a long shot to suit up in Week 16. It doesn't look as though Adams has made much progress through the NFL's concussion protocol, as he has yet to resume practicing in any capacity. While coach Mike McCarthy said Wednesday that the team has not considered shutting down Adams for the rest of the season, the matter ultimately won't be up to the Packers to…read more

No go Wednesday

Adams (concussion) was listed as a non-participant on the Packers' injury report Wednesday, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Although head coach Mike McCarthy mentioned earlier Wednesday that the Packers haven't considered shutting down Adams, there was an expectation the wideout would take a step in the concussion protocol. If Adams did, his inability to practice imperils his odds to suit up Saturday against the Vikings. He'll have one more practice to make his presence felt during Week 16 prep, but in the end an independent neurologist must give Adams clearance before he can return to action.

No discussion of shutdown

Head coach Mike McCarthy said Wednesday that the Packers haven't talked about shutting down Adams (concussion) for final two games of the season, Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports.

Analysis: On the heels of his second serious head injury of the campaign, there's no doubt the Packers will follow the letter of the law with regard to Adams' status. That said, McCarthy's thought process is guided by an expectation Adams will pass another step of the concussion protocol Wednesday. The Packers have a short week to prepare for Saturday's matchup with the Vikings, so a limited practice Wednesday could give Adams a shot to suit up this weekend. Wednesday's injury report will reveal whether…read more

Remains in concussion protocol

Packers head coach Mike McCarthy said Tuesday that Adams remains in the NFL's concussion protocol and noted that the receiver "looks good, sounds good."

Analysis: McCarthy's comments offer some reassurance about Adams' condition after the wideout was on the receiving end of a vicious hit from the Panthers' Thomas Davis in Sunday's 31-24 loss to Carolina. The blindside hit netted Davis a two-game suspension, and Adams could be in store for an absence of the same length while he recovers from his second concussion of the season. For what it's worth, Green Bay lists Adams as a non-participant in its estimated practice report Tuesday, according to Wes…read more

Diagnosed with concussion

Adams was diagnosed with a concussion and has been ruled out for the remainder of Sunday's game against the Panthers, Rob Demovksy of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Adams suffered the head injury on a blindside hit by Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis on an interception return by Carolina. Though he was able to walk off the field under his own power, Adams was unable to pass initial concussion tests administered in the locker room, resulting in the Packers shutting him down for the day after he logged five receptions for 57 yards and one touchdown. Considering it's the second documented concussion that Adams has suffered this season -- his first came in a…read more

Under evaluation for concussion

Adams left Sunday's game at Carolina to be evaluated for a concussion, Pete Dougherty of the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports.

Analysis: Immediately after an Aaron Rodgers interception, Adams endured a blindside hit from Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis. The wideout remained on the turf for some time before heading to the sideline, and eventually, the locker room. If he's diagnosed with a concussion, it would mark Adams' second of the season and make for a difficult turnaround for Saturday's showdown with the Vikings.

Adams caught 10 of 14 targets for 84 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 27-21 overtime win in Cleveland.

Analysis: Once again the preferred target with Brett Hundley under center, Adams didn't actually do much of note until late in the fourth quarter. He scored a one-yard touchdown in the closing seconds to send the contest to overtime, followed by a 25-yard score on a bubble screen to clinch the victory. Adams may have to settle for a lesser target share if Aaron Rodgers (collarbone) returns for Week 15 in Carolina, but the last couple months have made it clear that Adams -- and not Jordy Nelson -- is the…read more

Adams brought in four of six targets for 42 yards in Sunday's 26-20 overtime victory against the Buccaneers.

Analysis: Adams found a way to generate a serviceable stat line on an afternoon in which Brett Hundley threw for just 84 yards, as he accounted for exactly half of that total. The fourth-year wideout's receiving yardage was a team high as well, while his four catches placed him just behind Jordy Nelson for the team lead in that category. The Fresno State product will look to capitalize on a vulnerable Browns secondary in Week 14, and if latest reports of the Aaron Rodgers' (collarbone) improving health…read more

Adams caught five of nine targets for 82 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 31-28 loss to the Steelers.

Analysis: It's becoming more clear with each passing week that Adams has taken over as the No. 1 wideout in Green Bay. Not only the team's top verticle threat, Adams seems to be the apple to Brett Hundley's eye at every level of the field. Furthermore, his 99.3 yards per game over the past three weeks ranks near the top in the league over that time span while his two scores are nothing to scoff at. What makes his recent performances particularly impressive is that his past two opponents both rank…read more

Adams caught eight of 10 targets for 126 yards during Sunday's 23-0 loss to the Ravens.

Analysis: Adams led the team in targets, catches and yardage in this one, notching season highs in the latter two categories. He was the only pass catcher with any semblance of a rapport with Brett Hundley in this one and accounted for over half of the signal caller's production on the day. Adams' output has trended upward in each game since Hundley took over under center, and he appears to be the preferred fantasy option at the moment. He'll look to continue this trend next week against a solid Steelers…read more

Adams reeled in five of eight targets for 90 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 23-16 win over Chicago.

Analysis: Adams connected with quarterback Brett Hundley for a 19-yard back-shoulder touchdown pass during a scramble drill late in the fourth quarter. Obviously, much of the fantasy value attached to Green Bay's receivers in recent seasons has depended on a perennial MVP candidate throwing them the ball. Aaron Rodgers' collarbone injury has transformed Green Bay's receiving corps, but Adams seems to have a better rapport with Hundley than some of his teammates. The fourth-year receiver has seen at least…read more