Sammis Reyes Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

Sammis Reyes has been downgraded to out for Sunday's game against the New York Giants, while Temarrick Hemingway and Alex Armah have been elevated from the practice squad. Reyes was expected to back up John Bates and lay in two tight end sets this weekend but this role will now be played by Hemmingway. Armah could also mix in at tight end as he has had experience doing so in the past. Neither Hemingway nor Armah is expected to see enough work to be considered in DFS contests.

Curtis Samuel and Ricky Seals-Jones have been ruled out for Sunday's game against the New York Giants, while Sammis Reyes has been listed questionable. With Samuel once again ruled out, Cam Sims and Adam Humphries will continue to play larger roles in the Washington passing attack behind Terry McLaurin. With Seals-Jones ruled out, John Bates will see the bulk of the tight end snaps and could be considered as a value option based on expected volume. Reyes is expected to serve as the backup to Bates and isn't expected to see enough work to be DFS relevant.

Cam Sims and Sammis Reyes have been placed on COVID list and will likely not play Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles. Sims was not expected to play much of a role this weekend and would likely have served as receiver depth. Dyami Brown will likely pick up any snaps that would have gone to Sims and does not figure to be DFS relevant. Reyes was also not expected to play much of a role this weekend and would have backed up Ricky Seals-Jones and John Bates. Seals-Jones and Bates are the only healthy tight ends on the roster so they should split the snaps this Sunday. Seal-Jones has a better track record and can be considered as a value option in tournaments, though it might be best to look elsewhere.

Kyle Allen and Sammis Reyes will be inactive when the Washington Football Team takes on the Los Angeles Chargers. Taylor Heinicke will serve as the backup quarterback and Logan Thomas will handle almost all of the tight end duties.