The narrative on fourth wide receiver off the board and 13th player taken overall, according to his average draft position. Green certainly didn't disappoint in the season-opener at Baltimore, catching 6 passes for 131 yards, including this 77-yard juggling touchdown.

However, things turned quickly in Week 2 versus Atlanta, as Green got hurt with the start of what became something the team coined "more severe than turf toe." The injury caused Green to miss a total of four games, including the Falcons game. This injury had pushed Green out of his familiar top-five peer group, which is evident in our plays on the road versus at home. To be specific, Green is averaging 103.3 receiving yards a game in unfriendly confines against 63.3 receiving yards a game at home and 2.5 more catches on the road as well (6.8 per game versus 4.3 per game). Yet, Green did manage to destroy the Pittsburgh secondary last week at home with both volume and the deep ball, torching them on this 81-yard touchdown to end the third quarter.

Will Haden Continue to Be Green's Kryptonite in Week 15?

To date, Green has had elite level success in almost all scenarios. However, for some reason, one defensive back has had Green's number since his college days (including an 88-yard interception return at Florida), and that has been his Week 15 opponent, Joe Haden. Check out how Green has fared against the teams Haden has played for since his days at University of Georgia (limited only to games which Haden played in).

As you can see from the table above, Haden and the Browns have pretty much had Green's number since the one 2012 meeting which Haden played in (he was suspended early in the season for their other 2012 meeting). Some of this reflects on his quarterback, RotoViz game splits, Green averages 4.29 receptions on 8.71 targets for 60.71 receiving yards, 0.57 touchdowns, and 11.64 fantasy points in his seven meetings with the Browns. Against other opponents, the averages are significantly higher, with 5.84 receptions on 9.88 targets, for 88.12 yards, 0.63 touchdowns and a 15.69 fantasy points average.

So what gives with Haden who has given up big games this year against wide receivers like Brown and Haden employs press coverage on Green typically, and this physicality has caused Green to suffer with timing issues with Dalton, often resulting in fewer receptions on intermediate yardage routes and less separation in general.

So when Green does catch the ball, it is typically a short gain and a quick tackle, making it hard for him to get a good rhythm going with his signal-caller.

What to Do With Green in Week 15 for Fantasy Football?

If you are considering playing Green in a daily fantasy contest, his price tag is probably higher than the rest of his peer group considering his negative history with Haden, so you should probably stay away. However, if you own Green in a fantasy football league and won your playoff game thanks to his huge Week 14 performance, you probably don't have many better options than Green on your bench. If you do, please accept this internet clap for being able to dominate a four-team league. So, if you are like the rest of us, you are starting him in your non-daily leagues.

Your next question is what to expect from Green this week? Our Week 15 projections expect Green to be the eighth-ranked fantasy wide receiver with 6 receptions for 85 yards and 0.7 touchdowns.

While this doesn't equal his recent torrid pace, it seems to reflect Green's matchup against Haden well.

Please note that as a Cleveland native, I watch the team weekly and they certainly aren't afraid to incur defensive penalties when they are beat in the secondary, which can be frustrating to you when starting a wide receiver against them. So the best you can do is temper your expectations and hope for the best and that Green will be bringing it for you again next week. Now isn't the time to get cute in your fantasy season by benching Green, who we project as a top-10 receiving option for the rest of the season.