Rueben Randle Has Displayed Consistent Production

BALLER MOVE: Add in 10- and 12-Team Leagues

OWNED IN: 52% Fleaflicker

ANALYSIS: Rueben Randle isn't a candidate to put up huge numbers on any given week, but he is as reliable as it gets, with at least five targets and 40 yards in each of his last seven games. Eli Manning has found Randle in the end zone three times in nine games, so the fourth-year wideout is a threat to score a touchdown any week. As long as Victor Cruz remains sidelined with a calf injury, Randle is the clear number two receiver. While Odell Beckham Jr. will always receive the bulk of the targets, Randle will still be very involved in the offense going forward.

He has big-play ability, but Randle's real contribution comes from being a possession receiver. He has 36 receptions on 51 targets to date, with only two drops. In comparison, Mike Wallace -- owned in 63% of leagues -- has 27 receptions and three drops. Randle also has 128 more yards and two more touchdowns than Wallace. Randle is a much safer choice than someone like Wallace, and the Giants' second option needs to be owned in more than half of leagues.