RUSHING RECEIVING FANTASY
Rush Yards TD Rec Targets Yards TD Tot Pts Pts/Gm
2011 Stats 4 28 0 70 134 947 6 133.5 8.3
2010 Stats 2 6 0 67 118 784 6 115.0 8.2
2009 Stats 2 10 0 47 92 765 4 101.5 7.3
2008 Stats 0 0 0 4 4 23 0 2.3 0.2
Overall Ranking
| 48 | '12 | '11 | '10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | -- | -- | 14 |
| Targets | -- | -- | 118 |
| Receptions | -- | -- | 67 |
| Receiving Yards | -- | -- | 784 |
| 100 Yard Games | -- | -- | 1 |
| Total TDs | -- | -- | 6 |
Season Schedule
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Week 1 - Sep 09
WAS 40 @ NO 32
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Week 2 - Sep 16
WAS 28 @ STL 31
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Week 3 - Sep 23
CIN 38 @ WAS 31
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Week 4 - Sep 30
WAS 24 @ TB 22
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Week 5 - Oct 07
ATL 24 @ WAS 17
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Week 6 - Oct 14
MIN @ WAS
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Week 7 - Oct 21
WAS @ NYG
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Week 8 - Oct 28
WAS @ PIT
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Week 9 - Nov 04
CAR @ WAS
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Week 10 - Nov 11
bye
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Week 11 - Nov 18
PHI @ WAS
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Week 12 - Nov 22
WAS @ DAL
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Week 14 - Dec 03
NYG @ WAS
113 receptions
1,346 rec yards
5 TDs
19 rush yards
0 TDs
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Week 1 - Sep 11
NYG 14 @ WAS 28
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Week 2 - Sep 18
ARI 21 @ WAS 22
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Week 3 - Sep 26
WAS 16 @ DAL 18
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Week 4 - Oct 02
WAS 17 @ STL 10
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Week 5 - Oct 09
bye
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Week 6 - Oct 16
PHI 20 @ WAS 13
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Week 7 - Oct 23
WAS 20 @ CAR 33
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Week 8 - Oct 30
WAS 0 @ BUF 23
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Week 9 - Nov 06
SF 19 @ WAS 11
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Week 10 - Nov 13
WAS 9 @ MIA 20
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Week 11 - Nov 20
DAL 27 @ WAS 24
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Week 12 - Nov 27
WAS 23 @ SEA 17
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Week 13 - Dec 04
NYJ 34 @ WAS 19
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Week 14 - Dec 11
NE 34 @ WAS 27
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Week 15 - Dec 18
WAS 23 @ NYG 10
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Week 16 - Dec 24
MIN 33 @ WAS 26
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Week 1 - Sep 12
DAL 7 @ WAS 13
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Week 2 - Sep 19
HOU 30 @ WAS 27
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Week 3 - Sep 26
WAS 16 @ STL 30
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Week 4 - Oct 03
WAS 17 @ PHI 12
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Week 5 - Oct 10
GB 13 @ WAS 16
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Week 6 - Oct 17
IND 27 @ WAS 24
4 receptions
103 rec yards
1 TDs
0 rush yards
0 TDs
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Week 7 - Oct 24
WAS 17 @ CHI 14
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Week 8 - Oct 31
WAS 25 @ DET 37
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Week 9 - Nov 07
bye
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Week 10 - Nov 15
PHI 59 @ WAS 28
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Week 11 - Nov 21
WAS 19 @ TEN 16
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Week 12 - Nov 28
MIN 17 @ WAS 13
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Week 13 - Dec 05
WAS 7 @ NYG 31
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Week 14 - Dec 09
IND 30 @ TEN 28
6 receptions
93 rec yards
2 TDs
0 rush yards
0 TDs
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Week 15 - Dec 19
WAS 30 @ DAL 33
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Week 16 - Dec 26
WAS 20 @ JAC 17
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Week 17 - Jan 02
NYG 17 @ WAS 14
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Week 1 - Sep 13
WAS 17 @ NYG 23
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Week 2 - Sep 20
STL 7 @ WAS 9
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Week 3 - Sep 27
WAS 14 @ DET 19
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Week 4 - Oct 04
TB 13 @ WAS 16
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Week 5 - Oct 11
WAS 17 @ CAR 20
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Week 6 - Oct 18
KC 14 @ WAS 6
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Week 7 - Oct 26
PHI 27 @ WAS 17
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Week 8 - Nov 01
bye
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Week 9 - Nov 08
WAS 17 @ ATL 31
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Week 10 - Nov 15
DEN 17 @ WAS 27
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Week 11 - Nov 22
WAS 6 @ DAL 7
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Week 12 - Nov 29
WAS 24 @ PHI 27
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Week 13 - Dec 06
NO 33 @ WAS 30
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Week 14 - Dec 13
WAS 34 @ OAK 13
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Week 15 - Dec 21
NYG 45 @ WAS 12
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Week 16 - Dec 27
DAL 17 @ WAS 0
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Week 17 - Jan 03
IND 7 @ BUF 30
11 receptions
151 rec yards
1 TDs
0 rush yards
0 TDs
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Pierre Garcon
Washington Redskins
2012 Pros and Cons
(+) Pierre Garcon put up admiral numbers in a very lack luster passing game for the Colts last season
(+) Actually had the best season of his career last year WITHOUT Peyton Manning
(+) RG3 posted some of the best deep passing numbers ever in college football least year and if there is one thing Garcon can do is beat the defense over the top
(+) Garcon is just turning 26 before the season and should be entering the prime of his career this season
(-) Garcon had three games in which he put up over 24 points, without those games Garcon becomes a much more pedestrian wide receiver
(-) Garcon has been dubbed the teams number one receiver by default, but with a young Leonard Hankerson and a savvy Santana Moss he could be in for a bigger battle than expected
(-) With the newly established talent on the offensive side of the ball it might be hard for Garcon to see 134 targets again this year
2009 Review
Pierre Garcon may have been just an unknown speedy kid out of a Division III school to start the 2009 season, but he sure didn’t end up that way. At all. Granted, Peyton Manning can make shit-on-a-stick look good if it had two hands and feet, but a lot of the big plays Pierre made last year, he made happen all on his own. He left the total receptions side of the equation to All Pros Reggie Wayne and Dallas Clark (slot man Austin Collie got his share too), but make no mistake about it, Garcon was a huge part in the Colts overall success. His speed and quickness are downright filthy, and when they needed him most in the playoffs, he was right there to catch touchdowns and put up a 151-yard game when they needed it. If he sticks around in Indy for awhile, the sky is the limit for this kid.
~ Ranked 36th in the league with 101.5 WR fantasy points (basic scoring system)
~ Tied for 54th in the league with 4 receiving touchdowns
~ Ranked 44th in the league with 765 receiving yards
~ Ranked 41st in the league with 54.6 receiving yards per game
~ Tied for 74th in the league with 47 receptions
~ Tied for 51st in the league with 91 targets
~ Ranked 24th in the league with 13 receptions of 20+ yards
~ Ranked 50th in the league with 33 catches for first downs
~ Tied for 52nd in the league with 285 yards after the catch (YAC)
~ Set career highs in every major statistical receiving category
2010 Fantasy Outlook
After seeing what he did in the playoffs last year, the Colts feel genuinely confident in throwing Garcon out wide opposite Reggie Wayne to start the 2010 season. However, because he’s not a high-volume receptions guy (and doesn’t need to be) in this offense, he might not work out to be much more than a #3 WR on your fantasy team. That being said, wohhhh are those big weeks going to be nice. He put up a few of those during the season last year, and likely will put up a couple more than that in 2010, but the lack of consistency in that regard keeps his fantasy ceiling as being a high-end WR3.
~ Anthony Gonzalez being back in the WR mix shouldn’t affect his playing time with any significance
~ He’ll have had a full offseason working with Manning and the starters. Bonus!
~ Coming from a small, Division III school, you know he has the work ethic to stay on his game
~ The Colts consistently have one of the highest-octane offenses in the league
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Featured Pieces
Watch out for this kid. With Manning as his QB, the sky's the limit:
Contract
Pierre signed a rookie contract worth $1.796 million over four years back in the summer of 2008 that included a $91,000 signing bonus. The last two years are below:
2010 - $470,000
2011 - $555,000
2012 – Free Agent
Handcuff
The handcuff to Garcon could be either Anthony Gonzalez or Austin Collie, depending on who comes out on top by the start of the season
Injury Report
Garcon battled nagging knee and ankle problems for a bit last year, but he's since recovered and looking fine for the start of the 2010 season
Garcon has career day
A week after voicing frustrations over a sputtering passing attack, wide receiver Pierre Garcon had a career day by recording seven catches for 172 yards to help spur the Washington Redskins onto a 30-24 overtime defeat of the San Diego Chargers.
The 172-yard performance marked the most by a Redskins receiver since Santana Moss tallied 178 receiving yards at Detroit in 2009.
It marked the 10th 100-yard game of Garcon’s career and his fourth as a Redskin.
“It feels good to be targeted — feels good to have a chance. They always target me, we just converted on them today and made things happen,” Garcon said.
Pyro's take: This was a huge game for fantasy owners of Garcon. In his previous 7 games, Pierre had only 1 game in which he had better than 11.6 yards per catch. In fact, he also had 4 games with less than 10 yards per catch. So while he was being targeted, they were all short passes. Not this week.
Garcon averaged 24.6 yards per catch on Sunday, and hopefully this is a sign of things to come. The Waiter has a chance to put up monster numbers, getting an average of 11 targets per game. Garcon will have a chance to double down with a nice match-up against the Vikings next week.
11/04/13, 04:45 PM CST by Houdini
Source: www.washingtonpost.com
The wait is over for "The Waiter"
Pierre Garcon was just cleared to practice after missing all of the team's offseason practices while recovering from right shoulder surgery. After missing some time right out of the gates last season with turf toe, the question is whether "The Waiter" (which is what Garçon translates to) is injury prone or just had a bad run over the past year. We'll soon find out.
Pyro's take: I was ahead of the game last year and went high on Garcon… I looked like a genius game 1, when he had 4 catches for 109 yards and an 88-yard TD before the first quarter was over. But he hurt his toe on that long TD and was a scratch for the next 5 weeks. That sucks, but I want to focus on the positive - he is RGIII's WR1, unquestionably.
RGIII's injury will make it so he has to stay in the pocket and throw more… his favorite target will reap the benefits of that. I believe Garcon is a 80+ catch, 1,000 yard and 10 touchdown player this fall if he stays healthy - and I'm willing to take him in the 5th round of 10 team leagues to be the guy that gets those points.
07/19/13, 02:30 PM CDT by d-Rx
Source: washington.cbslocal.com
Colts coach still vague on Week 16 playing time
When addressing the media during his Monday press conference, Colts coach Jim Caldwell was still indeterminate as to whether his star players would play the whole game, a few series, or even at all against the Jets next Sunday.
Pyro's take: He also said that playing time would be determined by a player's health, but that could mean anything at this point as Peyton Manning, Reggie Wayne, Dallas Clark, Pierre Garcon, and Joseph Addai have all dealt with various nagging injuries throughout the past bunch of weeks.
We'll keep you posted on with any and all updates coming through as we know many fantasy football seasons depend on some of these Colts players.
12/21/09, 01:30 PM CST by Dawgmaticå
Source: www.colts.com
Garcon should play entire game tonight
The Colts listed Peyton Manning (glute), Reggie Wayne (foot), Pierre Garcon (knee), and Joseph Addai (knee) as probable on their Week 15 injury report and all are expected to start as usual Thursday night.
Donald Brown, however, is still out with a chest injury.
Pyro's take: This was expected, though how long they end up playing is the real question. If the Colts manage to get a big lead against the Jaguars tonight, expect the starters to be pulled for the 4th quarter so as not to risk injury. Our guess is that it won't be a blowout, so it's safe to use all these guys on your fantasy football team this weekend.
12/17/09, 10:30 AM CST by Dawgmaticå
Source: www.colts.com
Garcon active for the Colts
Wide receiver Pierre Garcon (ankle) is active for the Colts as expected today.
Pyro's take: Garcon could be used as a decent flex play today, but isn't worth much more than that for your fantasy football team this weekend.
11/22/09, 11:15 AM CST by Dawgmaticå
Source: www.nfl.com
Garcon questionable, but will play Sunday
Colts wide receiver Pierre Garcon (ankle) practiced in full again Friday but is listed as questionable on the team's injury report.
Pyro's take: Pierre is fully expected to play, but is merely a mediocre WR3 on your fantasy football team this weekend.
11/20/09, 03:45 PM CST by Dawgmaticå
Source: www.colts.com
Garcon misses practice with ankle injury
Colts wide receiver Pierre Garcon (ankle) missed practice on Wednesday.
Pyro's take: Pierre had the same injury last week and played just fine on Sunday. Consider him a WR3 or flex play for your fantasy football team this Sunday.
11/18/09, 05:00 PM CST by Dawgmaticå
Source: www.colts.com
Garcon active versus the Texans
Colts wide receiver Pierre Garcon (ankle) is active against the Texans today.
Pyro's take: Garcon will get his usual targets with Anthony Gonzalez still out of the lineup. Feel free to use him as a WR3 or flex player on your fantasy football team.
11/08/09, 11:15 AM CST by Dawgmaticå
Source: www.nfl.com
Garcon expected to play against Houston
Even though Colts wide receiver Pierre Garcon (ankle) got the day off of practice on Friday, he is still expected to be on the field this weekend versus the Texans.
Pyro's take: Garcon will play on Sunday, no worries there. Any Colts receiver is always worth at least a flex play on your fantasy football team, so if you're stuck between Garcon and someone else, you can't go wrong throwing an Indy WR in there.
11/07/09, 12:45 PM CST by Dawgmaticå
Source: blogs.indystar.com
Garcon set to take advantage of opportunity
Colts wide receiver Anthony Gonzalez (knee) was declared inactive for the game against the Rams today.
Pyro's take: Austin Collie and Pierre Garcon will have their fantasy football value sky-high for at least one more week, so if you have either one of them on your team, don't hesitate to start them against a weak Rams D.
10/25/09, 11:15 AM CDT by Dawgmaticå
Source: www.nfl.com
Hank Baskett not quite there yet
When asked how close he is to learning the Indianapolis Colts offense so he could get out there and play, wide receiver Hank Baskett said that at times, he feels like his head is about to explode with all the information he's taking in, but that he's getting there.
Pyro's take: Indy, and Peyton Manning especially, need guys to be exactly where they are supposed to be on the field for their offense to work. Austin Collie and Pierre Garcon know that, and will be the main guys to take pressure off of Wayne and Clark until Baskett learns the playbook.
09/24/09, 01:45 PM CDT by Dawgmaticå
Source: blogs.indystar.com
Colts pick up some competition for Garcon
The Indianapolis Colts picked up wide receiver Hank Baskett to fill the hole created in the WR corps by Anthony Gonzalez's injury.
Pyro's take: Hank will start as the WR4 behind Pierre Garcon and Austin Collie, but he could move into the WR2 slot before long. Garcon is inexperienced, and Collie is mainly a slot guy, so the 6'4" target that Baskett is could be what Manning needs to keep his offensive machine rolling. He's worth a pickup in any case.
09/17/09, 07:30 PM CDT by Dawgmaticå
Source: twitter.com
Garcon in line to start with Gonzalez injury
Chris Mortensen of ESPN is reporting that the Indianapolis Colts will be meeting with team doctors tonight to discuss the injury to Anthony Gonzalez's knee and that the team is bracing itself for a lengthy absence from their No. 2 wide receiver.
Pyro's take: Colts coach Jim Caldwell will have his hands full trying to fill the vacancy and will have to depend on either second-year wide-out Pierre Garcon or rookie Austin Collie to fill the role. Look for Collie to stay in the slot as the WR3 and Garcon to man the WR2 until the team comes up with a different plan. Marvin Harrison's number should still be lurking in the team Rolodex, right?
09/14/09, 07:00 PM CDT by Dawgmaticå
Source: twitter.com
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