Greg Olsen: It's confirmed, he's a red-zone target: The Fantasy Football Geek Blog

By Matt on Monday, October 8, 2007. Comment on this post

Greg Olsen: It's confirmed, he's a red-zone target

I've been starting him since week 3, and to be honest, this was the do-or-die week before I gave up until further notice. Forget about that now. I'd like to see more than 4 catches, but 57 yards is A-OK for a non-Gates TE, and I'm pretty confident we'll be seeing plenty more of Olsen in the end zone.

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