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Sometimes, upside is the forbidding mistress of fantasy football. Every year there is (at least) a player or two with tantalizing upside whose skills never translate to the gridiron, but they went highly drafted because their physical measurables are mouth-watering. But Martavis Bryant is one of those physical freak players who'd actually translated his high upside into production on the field.

But 2017 is not Bryant's year.

By the time Week 7 rolled around, starting Bryant on your fantasy squad wasn't an option, unless you had an incredible dearth of choices. From Week 1 through Week 6, he had only one game that he exceeded 50 yards receiving and only one touchdown to his name. Per our Pittsburgh Steelers' organization has JuJu Smith-Schuster out-snapping Bryant in four of the last five games, Bryant's target share dwindling toward non-existence, and a soured-at-best relationship between him and the team, Bryant can be dropped for another high-upside player like Josh Doctson.