There’s hope that Kadarius Toney can take a step forward this year. In case you hadn’t noticed, Big Blue’s receiving corps is a mess. While his return didn’t generate the same fanfare as Cam Akers or James Robinson, it could be just as important to his respective squad. That’s because he spent most of the offseason returning from an Achilles injury. When we’ve talked about Giants receivers this year, Shepard’s name has been conspicuously absent. But Davis could be a nice DFS play for anyone trying to think outside the box. Chances are slim that redraft fantasy managers will be so hard-pressed to find RB help in Week 1. Yes, that doesn’t sound like much, but it wasn’t far off of Patterson’s five goal-line totes last year. Despite Cordarrelle Patterson usurping Davis’ gig last year in Atlanta, the veteran still was the Falcons’ most efficient runner near the end zone, scoring twice on three carries inside the 3-yard line. Davis, however, holds some sleeper appeal as a potential goal-line option for Baltimore. Justice Hill should get looks while newly signed Kenyan Drake may grab a few targets. That leaves a trio of reserve Ravens runners to handle the load. Since then, Edwards has gone on the PUP list and Dobbins is a question mark for Week 1. Dobbins and Gus Edwards rehabbed from season-ending injuries. The Ravens signed Davis in the offseason as an insurance policy while J.K. But in the short term, he could be a shot in the arm for deep-league fantasy managers.
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There’s not much reason to get excited about Davis for the full season.
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