3 years agoTampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady went 18-for-30 for 232 yards with only one touchdown and no interceptions against the Carolina Panthers in Week 16. Brady didn't need to do much, which is always a risk for his fantasy value, but his minimal output shouldn't be concerning to fantasy managers. It's easy to point to Brady's lack of wide receivers, which led to the veteran's poor outing, but he just didn't need to do much in such a non-competitive game. Star wide receiver Mike Evans (hamstring) could be returning as soon as next week, which would make up an elite receiving corps with Antonio Brown. Fantasy managers shouldn't worry too much about Brady, as he'll remain a QB1 regardless, but if Evans remains out next week, Brady's floor may be slightly lowered.--Jordan Eisen
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