Is Jarvis Landry the NFL’s most dangerous slot receiver?

• Dolphins WR Jarvis Landry continued to emerge as one of the league’s most dangerous weapons out of the slot position in 2016.

• Landry recorded 856 yards from the slot in the 2016 season, over 100 yards more than the next highest receiver (Indianapolis' T.Y. Hilton, with slot receiving 745 yards).

• Landry’s 65 catches from the slot were also the most in the league in 2016.

• Despite leading the league in both yards and receptions from the slot, Landry ranked just 12th in the NFL in routes run from the slot, with 367.

• Landry ranked fifth in the league with a slot catch rate (the percentage of receptions vs. targets while lined up in the slot) of 76.5 in 2016.

Fantasy Slant: Landry's prowess out of the slot has meant good things for PPR purposes. He's seen a combined 277 targets over the last two seasons, finishing as a top-15 PPR receiver in both seasons. The one major knock on Landry's fantasy value is his touchdown production. In three seasons as a pro, he's found the end zone just 13 times on 382 regular season targets.