December 11, 2024
Los Angeles Rams tight end
Colby Parkinson could be lined up for more work than normal this week against the 49ers, but he's still well outside the starting rankings in standard leagues.
Tyler Higbee (knee) is still out, and
Davis Allen (shoulder) is questionable, which could open the door for Parkinson to handle most of the team's snaps at tight end on Thursday Night Football. However, he's still RotoBaller's TE39. He has exactly one catch in each of the last four weeks on a total of just five targets. He did find the end zone back in Week 11 against the Patriots for his only score of the season. He's a very unreliable fantasy option in Week 15 despite a potential increase in workload.
--Zach Thompson - RotoBallerSource: ESPN.com
December 9, 2024
Los Angeles Rams tight end
Colby Parkinson converted his lone target into an 11-yard reception during Sunday's Week 14 win over the Buffalo Bills. The 25-year-old played 48 percent of the offensive snaps, which was his highest mark since Week 8. However, his role has remained quite modest as he has caught just one singular pass in each of his last four contests. Parkinson remains behind
Cooper Kupp,
Puka Nacua, and
Demarcus Robinson in the Rams' pecking order, and as a result, he belongs on waivers in most fantasy formats.
--Andersen Pickard - RotoBallerSource: RotoBaller
November 17, 2024
Los Angeles Rams tight end
Colby Parkinson had only one catch for 19 yards in Sunday's win over the Patriots. Fortunately, it at least resulted in a trip to the end zone, with the 25-year-old bringing in one of
Matthew Stafford's four touchdown throws near the end of the third quarter. With that in mind, Parkinson wasn't targeted in the Rams' previous two contests, so fantasy managers shouldn't look in his direction as a streaming option for the Week 12 clash with the Philadelphia Eagles.
--Dennis Clausen - RotoBallerSource: ESPN
November 16, 2024
Los Angeles Rams tight end
Colby Parkinson appears to have been demoted to the No. 2 role on offense amidst the recent emergence of fellow tight end
Davis Allen. In his last two games, Allen has averaged 55 percent and 80 percent of the offensive snaps, respectively. Parkinson, on the other hand, played just 42 percent and 16 percent, respectively. This is a major fall from grace for Parkinson, who had been a respectable streaming option earlier in the year, catching at least three passes in four of his first five games. As long as Allen and the rest of the Rams' pass-catchers stay healthy, Parkinson lacks fantasy appeal.
--Andersen Pickard - RotoBallerSource: RotoBaller
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