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Look, it feels gross to even suggest you should drop Jordy Nelson from your roster, but if the last few weeks have taught us anything, it's that the Brett Hundley-run Green Bay Packers' offense is not a well-oiled machine.

Since Aaron Rodgers went down with a Rotoviz Game Splits app.

A drop in efficiency due to poor quarterbacking can be weathered if a high-volume player maintains or even increases said volume. Just ask DeAndre Hopkins.

But Nelson isn't even Hundley's favorite target, garnering only 21 looks in the four full games since Hundley took over, compared to 32 targets for Davante Adams.

Nelson is by no means a must-drop. If your team is coasting on the way to a playoff berth, it's better to hold him on your bench Corey Coleman off of waivers if he's available in your league for a higher-floor and higher-ceiling option for the next few weeks.