6 months agoGipson was a solid contributor for the New York Jets during his rookie campaign last year. Not only was he the team's primary punt and kickoff returner, he added 21 receptions for 229 yards and rushed for 68 yards and a touchdown on offense. His 5'9", 189-pound frame and supreme quickness helped make him a formidable slot receiver, even though he failed to catch a touchdown toss from New York's subpar quarterbacks. Gipson will have Aaron Rodgers back under center in 2024, which immediately elevates his fantasy value as a receiver – as long as Gipson starts and gets plenty of targets. He might be thought of as the starting slot receiver for now, but he will have competition for catches coming from rookie Malachi Corley and multi-million-dollar bust Allan Lazard. No. 1 WR Garrett Wilson is entrenched as the top target of the passing attack, and newly-signed Mike Williams is the No. 2 WR as long as he can stay healthy. So at best Gipson is the third option for Rodgers, but if he does not solidify himself as the No. 3 WR, his production and fantasy value could fall by the wayside. He appears to be a WR5 for fantasy football in 2024 with some upward mobility if he brings his game to a higher level and another Williams injury opens the door for more targets and opportunities. Otherwise, Gipson might not be worthy of a fantasy roster spot.--Craig Rondinone - RotoBaller