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Bye Week8Rank34% Owned0.9% Change0.1WK 16 Pts1.90WK 17 Pts5.50
2019 Fantasy Stats
   PassingRushingReceivingRetMiscFumFantasy
WkOppResultsYdsTDIntYdsTDRecYdsTDTDFumTD2PTLostPts
1@MIA
Win, 59-10
-----341-----7.10
2ARI
Win, 23-17
-----111----7.10
3@KC
Loss, 28-33
-----214-----3.40
4CLE
Loss, 25-40
-----239-----5.90
5@PIT
Win, 26-23
-----432-----7.20
6CIN
Win, 23-17
-----14-----1.40
7@SEA
Win, 30-16
-----110-----2.00
8Bye  ------------0.00
9NE
Win, 37-20
-----215-----3.50
10@CIN
Win, 49-13
-----220-----4.00
11HOU
Win, 41-7
-----216-----3.60
12@LA
Win, 45-6
------------0.00
13SF
Win, 20-17
-----321-----5.10
14@BUF
Win, 24-17
-----3731----16.30
15NYJ
Win, 42-21
-----119-----2.90
16@CLE
Win, 31-15
-----19-----1.90
17PIT
Win, 28-10
-----235-----5.50
2019 Fantasy Stats
  RushingReceivingFumFantasy
WkOppYdsTDYdsTDLostPts
1@MIA,
W 59-10
--41--7.10
2ARI,
W 23-17
--11-7.10
3@KC,
L 28-33
--14--3.40
4CLE,
L 25-40
--39--5.90
5@PIT,
W 26-23
--32--7.20
6CIN,
W 23-17
--4--1.40
7@SEA,
W 30-16
--10--2.00
8Bye-----0.00
9NE,
W 37-20
--15--3.50
10@CIN,
W 49-13
--20--4.00
11HOU,
W 41-7
--16--3.60
12@LA,
W 45-6
-----0.00
13SF,
W 20-17
--21--5.10
14@BUF,
W 24-17
--731-16.30
15NYJ,
W 42-21
--19--2.90
16@CLE,
W 31-15
--9--1.90
17PIT,
W 28-10
--35--5.50
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  • 27.10
  • 33.40
  • 45.90
  • 57.20
  • 61.40
  • 72.00
  • 8
  • 93.50
  • 104.00
  • 113.60
  • 120.00
  • 135.10
  • 1416.30
  • 152.90
  • 161.90
  • 175.50
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News

  • Shows improvement in 2019

    Hurst caught 30 of 39 targets for 349 yards and two touchdowns in 2019.

    Analysis: Hurst showed significant improvement in Year 2 after a rookie year that was impacted by a foot injury. He commanded the fifth-highest target share on the team at 9.2 percent and proved to be a viable target downfield with an 8.6 aDOT and a 76.9 percent catch rate. While those are promising peripheral numbers, the fact that he was behind Nick Boyle in the pecking order for targets, even down the stretch, is not an encouraging sign. It's fair to argue that Baltimore misused Hurst considering that…read more

    Published: Thu, Jan 23 at 1:16pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Nabs two passes

    Hurst caught both of his targets for 35 yards during Sunday's 28-10 win over the Steelers.

    Analysis: Hurst led the Ravens in receiving Sunday in a game in which many of the team's primary starters were rested. He provided his biggest contribution midway through the second quarter, coming back to the ball on a 20-yard pass from Robert Griffin to set up a field goal. The Ravens will have a bye this week before taking on the Texans, Bills or Titans in the divisional round. Hurst caught all five of his targets for 89 yards and a touchdown in two games against the Bills and Texans this season.

    Published: Tue, Dec 31 at 3:20pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Just one catch against Browns

    Hurst caught one of three targets for nine yards Sunday against the Browns.

    Analysis: The second-year tight end has just two catches for 28 yards since his breakout against the Bills in Week 14. Hurst could be in line for more target volume than usual in Week 17 if Baltimore opts to scale back Mark Andrews' snap count ahead of the postseason.

    Published: Tue, Dec 24 at 9:27am by Rotowire.com
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  • Comes back to earth

    Hurst had one catch for 19 yards on two targets in Thursday's 42-21 win over the Jets.

    Analysis: This was a bit of a letdown from Hurst after his breakout showing in the Week 14 win over the Bills. In fairness, Baltimore only attempted 23 passes and only three other players had more targets than Hurst. Still, Thursday served as a reminder that Hurst's big game against the Bills was more of an anomaly than a sign of things to come, especially when top tight end Mark Andrews is healthy and available to handle a full snap load.

    Published: Fri, Dec 13 at 2:23pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Makes long touchdown catch

    Hurst caught all three of his targets for 73 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 24-17 win over the Bills.

    Analysis: Hurst led the team in receiving yardage thanks in large part to a 61-yard catch and run for a touchdown at the start of the third quarter. It should also be noted that first-string tight end Mark Andrews left the game with an injury, though head coach John Harbaugh downplayed its severity after the game, according to Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com. Hurst would see an uptick in value Thursday against the Jets if Andrews is out, but if not he'd be reliant on big plays due to limited usage.

    Published: Sun, Dec 8 at 9:28pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Targeted four times in win

    Hurst caught three of his four passes for 21 yards during Sunday's 20-17 win over the 49ers.

    Analysis: The four targets were Hurst's most since Week 5, and his shortest catch ended up being the most meaningful. Facing fourth-and-short midway through the second quarter, Hurst caught a quick pass in the flat and spun toward the sideline for a first down. The conversion helped lead to a Ravens field goal. Though the extra usage was nice for the sophomore tight end, the fact that he has yet to top 40 yards in a game this season and has not scored since Week 2 should keep him off your radar,…read more

    Published: Tue, Dec 3 at 4:17pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Catchless in big win

    Hurst was unable to reel in his lone target during Monday's 45-6 win over the Rams.

    Analysis: Monday marked Hurst's first catchless game of the season. The 2018 first-round pick has seldom accounted for many yards this season, having not topped 40 since Week 1, but he's been good for a catch or two per game with a red-zone target sprinkled in. Even if Hurst had maintained his reception streak, that type of production was never enough to make him a viable play in fantasy, especially against a team like the 49ers, who the Ravens face Sunday.

    Published: Tue, Nov 26 at 3:49pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Musters up 12 yards

    Hurst caught both targets for 16 scoreless yards in Sunday's 41-7 win over the Bengals.

    Analysis: Despite Mark Andrews getting a breather by logging a 35-percent snap share in the blowout win, Hurst's usage stayed low, as he played 30 of a possible 72 offensive snaps. Even in dynasty formats, it's tough to hold onto Hurst, as he'll be stuck behind Andrews and Nick Boyle for the foreseeable future.

    Published: Tue, Nov 19 at 12:14pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Hauls in two passes

    Hurst caught both targets for 20 yards in Sunday's 49-13 win over the Bengals.

    Analysis: Hurst was one of five pass-catchers to receive a target in this contest, but he finished behind tight ends Mark Andrews (eight) and Nick Boyle (four) in the pecking order. This was the seventh game Hurst finished with two or fewer targets this year.

    Published: Tue, Nov 12 at 1:18pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Marks 15 yards

    Hurst caught both targets for 15 yards in Sunday's 37-20 win over the Patriots.

    Analysis: It has been a disappointing campaign for the 2018 first-round pick, as he's the No. 3 tight end behind Mark Andrews and Nick Boyle. Hurst hasn't exceeded four catches or 39 yards in a game this year, and his 7.8 YPT makes him a tough fantasy play.

    Published: Tue, Nov 5 at 1:50pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Snares one reception

    Hurst caught one of two targets for 10 yards Sunday against the Seahawks.

    Analysis: Hurst was held to one catch for the third time this season Sunday. He is posting decent efficiency numbers, including a 77.8 percent catch rate with zero drops to go with a 7.8 YPT mark. However, Hurst isn't seeing enough targets (2.57 per game) to make him a viable option outside of two-tight end leagues.

    Published: Tue, Oct 22 at 8:03am by Rotowire.com
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  • Snags four passes in win

    Hurst caught all four of his targets for 32 total yards during Sunday's 26-23 overtime win over the Steelers.

    Analysis: Not a ton was going right for the Ravens pass offense Sunday with Lamar Jackson throwing a trio of interceptions and fellow tight end Mark Andrews continuing to struggle while dealing with a foot issue. Still, Hurst managed to set a career high in receptions. It doesn't look like much, but it was a performance that Hurst may have an opportunity to build on depending on Andrews' health as the Ravens next take on the winless Bengals.

    Published: Tue, Oct 8 at 8:32pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Reels in two passes

    Hurst caught both of his targets for 39 total yards during Sunday's 40-25 loss to Cleveland.

    Analysis: That a 39-yard game would be Hurst's second-highest career total four games into his sophomore season is probably not what Baltimore hoped for after drafting the former Gamecock in the first round, but Hurst is at least trending upward. He has caught multiple passes or scored a touchdown in every game this season, and five of his eight catches have gone for first downs. He still doesn't have the value fellow sophomore Mark Andrews now carries, but it'll be interesting to see how his role…read more

    Published: Tue, Oct 1 at 3:54pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Inefficient with increased volume

    Hurst caught two of five targets for 14 yards Sunday against the Chiefs.

    Analysis: Hurst had an interesting stat line Sunday in that he played a season-low in snaps (22) but he had a high usage rate when he was in the game, seeing a season-high five targets. Unfortunately, Hurst wasn't efficient with his increased usage as he averaged less than three yards per target. It will be worth monitoring Hurst's usage in the coming weeks as his snap count will matter less if he becomes heavily involved in the passing game when on the field.

    Published: Mon, Sep 23 at 7:49pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Snares touchdown on lone target

    Hurst caught his lone target for a one-yard touchdown Sunday against the Cardinals.

    Analysis: The second-year tight end has caught all four of his targets for 42 yards and a score this season, but he continues to be a rotational piece at best among the Baltimore tight ends. Mark Andrews is the clear top target among this position group, and Nick Boyle's blocking has kept him on the field for the most snaps of these three. Hurst is tied for fourth on the team in target share and fourth in snap count, but his 42 percent share of the snaps Week 2 may be more indicative of his role moving…read more

    Published: Mon, Sep 16 at 1:15pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Three grabs in opener

    Hurst caught three of four targets for 41 yards Sunday against the Dolphins.

    Analysis: The Ravens leaned on the tight ends Sunday with Hurst and Mark Andrews combining for 11 catches on 12 targets for 149 yards. Hurst actually out-snapped Andrews by a count of 43 to 32, according to Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports, which speaks to Hurst's importance as a blocker. Still, Hurst is clearly behind Andrews in terms of his importance to the Baltimore passing game, which limits his fantasy utility to leagues that start multiple tight ends.

    Published: Mon, Sep 9 at 11:47am by Rotowire.com
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  • Loses yardage Thursday

    Hurst lost a yard on his lone catch from three targets in Thursday night's 26-13 preseason win over the Packers.

    Analysis: Hurst was targeted unsuccessfully by Lamar Jackson on both of his drives to start Thursday's contest. Although he was able to haul in one of backup Trace McSorley's passes afterward, Hurst didn't get past the line of scrimmage. The 2018 first-round pick appears to be headed for a three-way timeshare alongside Mark Andrews and Nick Boyle.

    Published: Thu, Aug 15 at 8:39pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Participates in minicamp

    Hurst (hamstring) participated in team drills during June's mandatory minicamp, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

    Analysis: Hurst missed out on the final days of OTAs in early June with a minor hamstring injury, but his full return for minicamp suggests he's back in working order. The greater concern for the 2018 first-round pick is the emergence of fellow tight end Mark Andrews, who was taken two rounds after Hurst but has made more of a mark in the NFL to date. Both tight ends should nonetheless see heavy involvement in the Baltimore offense this season, as both caught touchdown passes from Lamar Jackson in…read more

    Published: Wed, Jun 19 at 10:25am by Rotowire.com
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  • Tweaks hamstring

    Hurst missed Thursday's practice with a minor hamstring injury, Ryan Mink of the Ravens' official website reports.

    Analysis: Coach John Harbaugh expects Hurst to return for mandatory minicamp next week. The 2018 first-round pick claims to have added 20 pounds of muscle in the offseason, presumably hoping to challenge Nick Boyle for snaps on early downs. Regardless, fellow second-year pro Mark Andrews should be locked in as Baltimore's top receiver at the position after producing 552 yards on 50 targets last season. Andrews was the only Baltimore pass catcher to find any success playing with Lamar Jackson.

    Published: Fri, Jun 7 at 6:20am by Rotowire.com
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  • Bulks up in advance of Year 2

    Hurst added 20 pounds of muscle during the offseason, he announced at Thursday's press conference.

    Analysis: After a rookie year largely derailed by a preseason foot injury, Hurst told reporters Thursday that he has "a lot to prove" in Year 2. Hurst, a 2018 first-rounder, will have his work cut out for him, though. The Ravens inked Nick Boyle to a three-year deal in the offseason and fellow 2018 draft pick Mark Andrews looks to be a focal point of the Ravens' passing game. There should be targets available for Hurst given that Boyle is used mostly as a blocker, but it'll be on Hurst to make the most…read more

    Published: Fri, May 31 at 7:11am by Rotowire.com
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  • Expects more in second season

    Hurst admits he wasn't thrilled with his rookie season, Ben Breiner of The State reports. "For me, I think it was just average," Hurst said. "I give myself a C. I think I'm capable of a lot more. But the foot thing kind of held me back."

    Analysis: The first-round pick missed all of September while recovering from a stress fracture in his foot, then spent the rest of the year playing second fiddle to fellow rookie Mark Andrews (a third-round selection) in the Baltimore passing attack. Hurst said he's back to full strength after getting a screw removed from his foot this offseason, but he'll face tough competition for snaps from Andrews and Nick Boyle. There was some thought the Ravens would let Boyle leave to open up snaps for Hurst, but…read more

    Published: Mon, Apr 15 at 1:03pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Gets screw removed from foot

    Hurst revealed Monday that he's finally back at full strength after having a screw removed from his foot, Jonas Shaffer of The Baltimore Sun reports.

    Analysis: The No. 25 overall draft pick had the screw placed in his foot in late August to help stabilize a stress fracture, leading to four consecutive absences to kick off his career. The 25-year-old finished the season with 13 catches for 163 yards and a touchdown in 12 games, while fellow rookie tight end Mark Andrews -- a third-round selection -- caught 34 passes for 552 yards and three scores. Andrews is the superior fantasy asset heading into 2019, but the Ravens should have plenty of snaps for…read more

    Published: Tue, Feb 19 at 1:37pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Underwhelming rookie season

    Hurst caught 13 of 23 targets for 163 yards and a touchdown as a rookie in 2018.

    Analysis: The first-rounder's season got off to a rocky start when he suffered a stress fracture during the preseason that required a screw to be inserted in his foot. Hurst eventually debuted in Week 5 against Cleveland. From there, he recorded multiple receptions in just four of 12 games while being held without a catch on five separate occasions. Hurst's status as a first-round pick coupled with the possible departures of Nick Boyle and Maxx Williams should lead to the team getting him more involved…read more

    Published: Fri, Jan 11 at 2:01pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Snags pass in win

    Hurst hauled in one of his two targets for an 18-yard reception during Saturday's 22-10 win over the Chargers.

    Analysis: The rookie first-round pick has gotten lost at times in a crowded tight-end group, but he's now managed a reception in back-to-back games for just the second time this season. That's not exactly a significant accomplishment, however, making Hurst a rather unappealing fantasy entity at this stage of his career. He's unlikely to deliver a useful performance in the regular-season finale against the Browns while splitting snaps with the likes of Mark Andrews, Nick Boyle and Maxx Williams.

    Published: Wed, Dec 26 at 9:29am by Rotowire.com
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  • Breaks out of slump

    Hurst caught all three of his targets for 20 yards against the Buccaneers.

    Analysis: The rookie has been largely invisible from the passing game in recent weeks, and prior to Sunday, Hurst had been held without a target in three of his last four games. Hurst averages just 6.0 YPT and is 10th on the team in targets for a run-heavy offense. He will face the Chargers in Week 16.

    Published: Mon, Dec 17 at 6:50pm by Rotowire.com
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  • More involved in passing game

    Hurst caught three of four targets for 25 yards against the Raiders.

    Analysis: The rookie was third on the team in targets, but Baltimore went to the air just 25 times in the contest. Still, it was encouraging to see Hurst's increased involvement after he played 35 snaps and saw zero targets in Week 11 against Cincinnati. Baltimore does seem to be moving to a more run-heavy attack while Joe Flacco is sidelined, so target volume may be hard to come by for Hurst.

    Published: Tue, Nov 27 at 9:02am by Rotowire.com
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  • Held to one catch

    Hurst caught one of two targets for 21 yards in a 23-16 loss to the Steelers on Sunday.

    Analysis: After catching his first career touchdown in garbage time the previous week, Hurst was outshined Sunday by fellow tight end Mark Andrews, who caught three of six targets for 50 yards. The two rookies are stuck in a timeshare alongside veteran blocking specialist Nick Boyle, with Andrews the preferred option on obvious passing downs. Hurst has caught just four of 10 targets through the first five games of his career as he enters a Week 10 bye.

    Published: Mon, Nov 5 at 6:11am by Rotowire.com
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