The Dolphins continue to add offense, agreeing to terms with WR Brandon Gibson.  The former Ram has never topped 53 catches or 691 yards in a season, despite ample opportunity in St. Louis.  He's still only 25, so there's room for growth.  But we've never viewed Gibson as more than a league-average WR.  Some might see him as a threat to Davone Bess' #3 WR job, but we think Gibson will slot in at #4 on Miami's depth chart.  He's unlikely to be a fantasy factor.

Rams WR Brandon Gibson is a healthy scratch for today's game against the Cowboys.  The acquisition of WR Brandon Lloyd has pushed Gibson off the fantasy radar.  Lloyd and Danario Alexander will start out wide for St. Louis.

Rams WR Brandon Gibson hauled in an 83-yard TD on the Rams' first play of Saturday night's preseason game against the Titans.  That was his only catch of the game, but it displayed big-play ability that this St. Louis passing game needs.  Gibson has reportedly had an excellent training camp and appears to have locked-down a starting spot.  The Rams still figure to use a rotation at WR though, so Gibson is just a bench guy in fantasy.

Rams WR Brandon Gibson has been running with the 1st-team offense since training camp started.  Gibson is entering his 3rd NFL season and quietly racked up 53 catches for 620 yards last year.  St. Louis' WR situation is still fluid, with Gibson, Mike Sims-Walker, Danny Amendola, Danario Alexander, Donnie Avery, Mardy Gilyard, Austin Pettis, and Greg Salas all fighting for snaps.  We currently project MSW and Amendola to be the Rams' most productive WRs, but Gibson is worth monitoring.

Rookie WR Brandon Gibson is expected to make his Rams debut Sunday against the Lions.  He was acquired from the Eagles in exchange for LB Will Witherspoon.  The Washington St. product has the size (6'1, 206 lbs) and speed (4.4) to make an impact at the NFL level.  He's not worth a roster spot at this point, but keep an eye on him over the next few weeks, especially those of you in dynasty leagues.  He could eventually take over the team's #2 WR spot.