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Travdogg's positional rankings from week 13 onward (2 Viewers)

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This is probably the last week for the rankings, as its pretty much the latest trade deadline week in leagues. I might do like a weekly observation thread in its place or something like that, I don't know. Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Hope you all have a safe and enjoyable holiday.

QB
Tier 1:
1. Josh Allen (1)
2. Drake Maye (3)
3. Patrick Mahomes (5), QB2 PPG, schedule isn't great, but team is basically in weekly must wins, and it was nice to see him running again.

Tier 2:
4. Lamar Jackson (2)
5. Jalen Hurts (4)
6. Daniel Jones (6)
7. Dak Prescott (11), this might be too low. He's QB4 in PPG, and schedule is pretty nice. I do think he's on a bit of a heater that is due for TD regression. 8 TDs in last 3 games to 0 TDs for the RBs screams regression and will also answer any question as to why I still have Javonte as a top-10 RB. Indoors until championship week.

Tier 3:
8. Bo Nix (10)
9. Justin Herbert (13)
10. Matthew Stafford (8)
11. Caleb Williams (NR), hate his schedule, but QB8 PPG, and has topped 20 in 3 of last 4. Rookies (Loveland, Burden) are starting to step up too.

Tier 4:
12. Jaxson Dart (7), just kinda recalibrating here, and wondering if they are gonna be calling as many runs for him post-concussion.
13. Jared Goff (9)
14. Brock Purdy (12)
15. Jayden Daniels (15)

Dropped off: Jordan Love (14), QB20 PPG, hasn't topped 17 points in the month since Kraft went down.
 
RB
Tier 1:
1. Jonathan Taylor (1)
2. Christian McCaffrey (2)
3. Jahmyr Gibbs (5), wondered 2 weeks ago if LaPorta's injury would lead to more pass catching work. 20 targets the last 2 weeks answers that question. Schedule isn't great, and is a bit big-play dependent, but those are minor quibbles, he's capable of being RB1 overall any given week. I just don't see him having CMC's consistency, or Taylor's GL usage.

Tier 2:
4. De'Von Achane (3), kinda been east coast CMC of late, with the caveat that Miami is more prone to going off the rails than SF is. Nice schedule coming out of the bye.
5. Bijan Robinson (4)
6, James Cook (6)

Tier 3:
7. Josh Jacobs (7)
8. Bucky Irving (10), sounds like we are learning more that his extended absence was as much (or more) about mental wellbeing than physical. I'm of the belief that Sean Tucker's "breakout" wasn't really that impressive, and that Irving could absolutely walk back into a 20+ touch weekly role. They need him as losers of 4 of the last 5, and the 1 win was against NO. Was RB11 when he went down, despite never getting to play with Wirfs. Schedule is as good as it gets, and he may be needed more than ever with Baker banged up.
9. Kyren Williams (8)
10. Javonte Williams (9)

Tier 4:
11. Saquon Barkley (11)
12. Rico Dowdle (12)
13. Ashton Jeanty (14), while the rushing yards have been disappointing, he's option #1 at the GL, and has 22 catches in his last 4 games, which doesn't feel fluky to me, as it was always a part of his game in college. Schedule isn't great, but firing Chip Kelly could help.
14. Derrick Henry (13)

Tier 5:
15. Travis Etienne (15)
16. Chase Brown (17), sounds like Perine should be back, though its probably up for debate if they go back to their prior roles based on how well Brown has been playing. Burrow is back, and schedule is nice. I still think late 2024 numbers are highly unlikely, but solid RB2 is very doable.
17. Omarion Hampton (18)
18. Breece Hall (19)

Tier 6:
19. D'Andre Swift (16), Monangai is taking on a bigger role, though I think the whole "Monangai played more down the stretch last week" thing is more noise than a sign of things to come. This is having a bit of a Seattle backfield look to it if this keeps up.
20. TreVeyon Henderson (21)
21. Jaylen Warren (22)
22. Quinshon Judkins (20)

Tier 7:
23. Kenneth Walker (23)
24. Aaron Jones (25)
25. Woody Marks (28), fantasy points have been disappointing the last 2 weeks, but the 73% workload hasn't been. If he keeps that up, the solid RB2 weeks should start to come.
26. RJ Harvey (29), the hope is he sees the old post-bye rookie bump, but Payton seems committed to a heavy RBBC. There is high-end RB2 upside if things break right, especially due to his pass catching, but the floor is still pretty low.
27. David Montgomery (24), pretty much TD or bust as long as Gibbs is healthy, but highest upside of any #2 should an injury occur.

Tier 8:
28. Alvin Kamara (26)
29. Kenneth Gainwell (NR), 2 straight with 6+ catches, and has a role in the run game, plus very high contingency upside should Warren get hurt. Really great guy to have as depth.
30. Chris Rodriguez (NR), 47% of the work last game before the bye, and offense could/should get Daniels back after this week.

Dropped off: Rhamondre Stevenson (27), maybe he ramps up as he gets healthier, but he certainly wasn't back to a 50-50 split with Henderson. Kamani Vidal (30), sounds like Hampton is back this week. He was among the last omissions, as he's shown he's very startable should Hampton go down again, or being less effective post-injury.
 
WR
Tier 1:
1. Jaxon Smith-Njigba (1)
2. Puka Nacua (2)
3. Amon-Ra St. Brown (4)
4. Rashee Rice (3)
5. George Pickens (7), WR2 PPG, interestingly, he's still seeing #2 coverage, and I do wonder if the pendulum swings back to Lamb, if teams start treating them as equals, but its been 12 weeks and its still happening, so who knows? That's really the only negative I can come up with for Pickens. The redzone targets are the big thing, only Adams has more, and those were few and far between in Pittsburgh. Deep shots and redzone is a winning formula with an accurate QB.

Tier 2:
6. Ja'Marr Chase (5), could certainly make a case for tier 1 with Burrow back, but its not like Flacco was hurting him. I do think (and thought going into the season) that 2024 numbers were unattainable.
7. Drake London (6)
8. Davante Adams (8)

Tier 3:
9. CeeDee Lamb (10)
10. Jaylen Waddle (13), WR12 PPG on the season, that is WR9 in games since Tyreek went down. Nice schedule down the stretch. Always been a big Waddle fan.
11. Nico Collins (12)

Tier 4:
12. Justin Jefferson (11)
13. Michael Pittman (14)
14. Emeka Egbuka (9), interesting things happening here. Targets and air yards are through the roof, but Mayfield has just missed him a lot and now is hurt. Teddy likely doesn't help, but its possible he doesn't hurt as much as you may think. I could see the catches going up, with air yards going down. Not sure Godwin matters, but Bucky might.

Tier 5:
15. AJ Brown (27), I hate that I'm getting sucked back in, but schedule is elite, and 21 targets the last 2 games. I just hope the Eagles don't make the mistake of thinking passing=loss, because that was the best the offense has played in over a month, they just played an offense that can actually score on their defense. The run game is bad, and the Eagles offense should be throwing 40 times a game. If anything, that would help the run game, in addition to using their best players.
16. Ladd McConkey (16)
17. DeVonta Smith (19)
18. Tee Higgins (15)

Tier 6:
19. Chris Olave (20)
20. Tetairoia McMillan (18)
21. Rome Odunze (17), rotating out more than you'd like to see. Hovering around 80% when ideally he'd be around 90%. Boom/bust WR2. Too many drops.

Tier 7:
22. Zay Flowers (28), he's established as the clear #1, with a WR2 floor with Lamar, but still waiting for the ceiling. He's downright unlucky to only have 1 TD, but they also don't really do anything to get him the ball in the redzone. Given their offensive issues, they should probably start.
23. DK Metcalf (24)
24. Deebo Samuel (25)
25. Courtland Sutton (29)
26. Marvin Harrison (23)
27. Garrett Wilson (26)

Tier 8:

28. Jameson Williams (30)
29. Troy Franklin (31)
30. Stefon Diggs (21), was mildly worried Boutte's return would be a big dent, and it was worse than I could have imagined. Went from 90% snaps to 55% last week, in a very 50-50 game. Still their best WR, but volatility is back.
31. Jordan Addison (22),
32. Wan'Dale Robinson (34)
33. Quentin Johnston (32)

Tier 9:
34. Brian Thomas (33)
35. Alec Pierce (35)
36. Jakobi Meyers (NR), nice remaining schedule (other than 1 Denver game) and its very possible he's their #1 going forward, as his rapport with Lawrence grows.
37. Khalil Shakir (37)
38. Terry McLaurin (36)
39. DJ Moore (NR), not really getting used more, just doing more with it. Its become a bit of a rotation in Chicago at all the skill spots, so good luck picking the right week, but its a good offense, so right weeks will exist, as last week was.
40. Keenan Allen (39)

Dropped off: Ricky Pearsall (38), this could look silly, but it just seems like he and Purdy aren't on the same page at all. 2 of Purdy's INTs were intended for Pearsall. Right now, he looks like the #4 option in the pass game, and #3 is the ceiling, with CMC and Kittle around. Romeo Doubs (40), really thought he might step up in Kraft's absence, and instead he's actually declined. Watson might be passing him, and Reed sounds ready to return, it feels like Doubs is back to being a WR4.
 
TE
Tier 1:
1. Trey McBride (1)
2. Brock Bowers (3), I'm gonna go on a bit of limb and say he's someone who likely benefits from Chip Kelly being fired. He was just misused by Kelly in my opinion, too often either falling out of the gameplan, or being force fed short stuff. He can do the short stuff, but ideally he's used down the field more. Other than NYG in championship week, its a steady stream of trailing scripts left.
3. George Kittle (2)
4. Tyler Warren (4)

Tier 2:
5. Dalton Kincaid (9), another limb I'm gonna go out on. I would REALLY hope the lesson the Bills have learned these last few weeks, is that Kincaid is BY FAR their best pass catcher, and they need to stop screwing around with his usage when he comes back. The pass game needs to be built around him. He's a guy who could be a tier 1 guy if they decide to do that, and if they don't he's still a top-10 guy as a part timer.
6. Jake Ferguson (5)
7. Travis Kelce (7)

Tier 3:
8. Mark Andrews (6), amazing schedule, still pretty TD or bust, but better TD odds than almost everyone else. You'd like to see him used more between the 20s given the Ravens offensive woes.
9. Dallas Goedert (8)
10. Oronde Gadsden (11)
11. Darren Waller (10)

Tier 4:
12. Colston Loveland (14), would probably be in tier 2 if Cole Kmet didn't exist. Looks like a playmaker. 4 straight games over 40 yards.
13. Juwan Johnson (13)
14. Kyle Pitts (12)
15. Harold Fannin (15)
 
Well Trav. You moved Stafford down and I see 4 guys directly above him that have no business being above him. Ha ha. No other team in the league passes 90% of time on 3rd and 1 from the 1 yard line. That's huge. Thats worth 60 QB rushing yards a game.
I wouldn’t have Herbert without Alt in my top 15. Jones and Nix are behind Stafford too
 
Surprised to not see Theo Johnson in your TEs. Top 10 in TE points on the year, double digit scoring in 3 of his last 4 games and is all green down the stretch for matchups.
 
Maye 2nd is wild. Guys a game manager now and 0 300 yd games on the season.

He leads the NFL in passing yards and is 4th in TDs (in full disclosure he has not had his bye yet)…stats are usually a good thing in fantasy football and not sure where that game manager comment is coming from.
I kind of get the sentiment... hasn't had his bye week, so his stats are a bit inflated. And, barely has any spike weeks where he's winning weeks. But, he's been super solid. He's great if you have other studs in your line-up because he doesn't seem like he'll bottom out like other QBs (I'm looking at you Allen!)
 
Maye 2nd is wild. Guys a game manager now and 0 300 yd games on the season.

He leads the NFL in passing yards and is 4th in TDs (in full disclosure he has not had his bye yet)…stats are usually a good thing in fantasy football and not sure where that game manager comment is coming from.
I kind of get the sentiment... hasn't had his bye week, so his stats are a bit inflated. And, barely has any spike weeks where he's winning weeks. But, he's been super solid. He's great if you have other studs in your line-up because he doesn't seem like he'll bottom out like other QBs (I'm looking at you Allen!)

In 12 games he has not thrown for less than 200 yards and has passed for over 250 in 9 of them...he only has one game without a passing TD and has 6 with 2 TDs and 2 with 3 TDs so he has thrown for multiple TDS in 8 out of 12 games...he also has 307 rushing yards and 2 rushing TDs...both rushing TDs came in games he had 2 passing TDs so he has had 3 TDs in 4 out of 12 games this season...while he may not have had the monster blow-up game he is putting up big and consistent points.
 
Maye 2nd is wild. Guys a game manager now and 0 300 yd games on the season.

He leads the NFL in passing yards and is 4th in TDs (in full disclosure he has not had his bye yet)…stats are usually a good thing in fantasy football and not sure where that game manager comment is coming from.
I kind of get the sentiment... hasn't had his bye week, so his stats are a bit inflated. And, barely has any spike weeks where he's winning weeks. But, he's been super solid. He's great if you have other studs in your line-up because he doesn't seem like he'll bottom out like other QBs (I'm looking at you Allen!)

In 12 games he has not thrown for less than 200 yards and has passed for over 250 in 9 of them...he only has one game without a passing TD and has 6 with 2 TDs and 2 with 3 TDs so he has thrown for multiple TDS in 8 out of 12 games...he also has 307 rushing yards and 2 rushing TDs...both rushing TDs came in games he had 2 passing TDs so he has had 3 TDs in 4 out of 12 games this season...while he may not have had the monster blow-up game he is putting up big and consistent points.
He also has not been over 24 points in a month, and only technically had 3 "big" games this season. Like I said, super solid... but not really winning weeks for anyone.
 
Well Trav. You moved Stafford down and I see 4 guys directly above him that have no business being above him. Ha ha. No other team in the league passes 90% of time on 3rd and 1 from the 1 yard line. That's huge. Thats worth 60 QB rushing yards a game.
They don't pass THAT much from the 1, they actually have been giving the RBs chances, they just haven't converted for whatever reason, and its helped lead Adams to the receiving TD lead. I expect some more of those TD runs to hit, and that's reflected in my Kyren Williams ranking of RB9.

I don't rank for 6 pt for TD passes, perhaps that plays into the difference? That also may explain the difference in how highly rushing production is valued.

For as great as Stafford has been (I think he's NEVER played better NFL-wise, and he's my vote for NFL MVP) he's still QB7 PPG. I can totally get why you'd prefer him to Nix or Herbert, I think he'll outproduce both as a passer for sure, and I get Daniel Jones isn't everyone's cup of tea (especially against Houston this week, though I think he could surprise) but I'm a little surprised why you'd prefer Stafford to Dak, who is basically the same as Stafford, but with a little bit of rushing added.
 
No Burrow? Sounds like he is playing whereas Daniels is still a major ?.
I'm very curious about the version of Burrow we get. Brock Purdy has a WAY better OL and playcaller, and he hasn't totally looked right coming off a toe injury. I want to see it first basically. If Burrow hits the ground running, looks mobile (he'll need it with that OL) and back to his normal self, then yes, he's too low.

I think Daniels has a higher ceiling than Burrow due to his legs, which are not injured. Daniels injury doesn't bother me as much, and he's expected back in week 14. I also think Dan Quinn is a guy who cares a lot about finishing strong, and playing spoiler, and they have NYG and Dal in the fantasy playoffs which are arguably both top-3 matchups.
 
To address the multiple Drake Maye posts:

He's QB6 PPG, and some of his quietness was due to not having his deep threat (Boutte) for a few weeks. I think the 300-yard game thing is very arbitrary (unless you play in a league that does bonuses I guess, but I don't rank for that) as only Mahomes and Dak are averaging more pass yards per game. I think he's had some bad TD luck of late, in the Bengals game alone, he had 2 guys tackled at the 1, and had a TD pass called back, and was tackled at the 1 on a run. With only slighly better luck that would have been his best game of the season.

I also wonder if the Will Campbell injury leads to more scrambling (also more sacks, but those don't hurt us for fantasy other than sometimes ending drives) the schedule is great for the fantasy playoffs, and he's established the highest floor at the position. Ultimately, someone has to be #2, its kind of a meh year at QB, there isn't a dominant player like Lamar last year, or Allen/Hurts in 2023, or 2022 Mahomes.
 
I wouldn’t have Herbert without Alt in my top 15. Jones and Nix are behind Stafford too
I think there could be some overreaction to the last Chargers game (and I initially did as well) but given a week to think about it, Herbert wasn't a disaster without Alt when he was hurt earlier in the season, its really just that Jags game where everything fell apart. Herbert also had his highest scoring game this year without Alt. Losing him hurts, but I don't think its a death sentence. He's still got great weapons and runs. He also has some projected shootouts on the schedule. Really hard for me to think of 15 guys I'd make a case for over him.
 
Well Trav. You moved Stafford down and I see 4 guys directly above him that have no business being above him. Ha ha. No other team in the league passes 90% of time on 3rd and 1 from the 1 yard line. That's huge. Thats worth 60 QB rushing yards a game.
As great as Stafford has been (I think he's NEVER played better NFL-wise, and he's my vote for NFL MVP) he's still QB7 PPG.
QB2 in 6-point pass TD leagues, which aren't as rare as you think they are.
 
Mahommes hasn't topped 20 ff points in the last four weeks. Doesn't seem like tier one to me.
Not to be a stickler, but he had 25 against Washington 4 games ago. He also had 18 Sunday, so its not like he's been far off. Despite some recent underachieving he's still QB2 PPG and has a nice playoff schedule other than Denver in championship week.
 
Surprised to not see Theo Johnson in your TEs. Top 10 in TE points on the year, double digit scoring in 3 of his last 4 games and is all green down the stretch for matchups.
He was in the 20-15 cutdown, I get the scoring, he's got deep speed, but he's not really a featured weapon. He has 3 catches or fewer in all but 1 of his last 7 games, and that's across 2 different QBs and HCs.
 
Where in the heck is Wilson???
I assume you mean Michael and not Emmanuel.

He was the 2nd to last omission. He's had an excellent last 2 weeks, but I think he's the #3 option when Harrison is back. Probably not as distant a #3 but still #3. If they felt strongly about Wison he would have been a bigger part of the offense earlier. He's in year 3 with the same staff. I also don't think this pass volume is remotely sustainable. Brissett has thrown 106 passes the last 2 games, that would be an over 900 attempt pace, that's obviously coming down, and likely by a lot, the game prior to those 2, Brissett threw 31. As fun as its been for fantasy, its not winning the Cardinals games.

If Marv is out again this week (likely) I'd be happy to start Wilson and expect solid (though not as good as the last 2 weeks) numbers. WR2-ish expectations, but I kinda think he's a sell high for teams that don't absolutely need him this week. I view him sort of like a short-term injury fill-in RB (maybe like Emmanuel Wilson after all) but a little more likely to keep a role going forward.
 
I expected to see Christian Watson in the mid-30s.
He was in the 50 to 40 cutdown, but I don't really see much to go on with him. He's been under 50 yards in every game since Kraft got hurt, he's in a mediocre offense, that skews very run heavy, and Jayden Reed is coming back, possibly as soon as this week. The 2 TDs against the Giants were nice, and he's obviously a size/speed freak, but I'm not seeing much in the way of ceiling, or floor really.

I think its entirely possible Reed is the #1 as soon as he's back, but its also just as (arguably more) likely that there simply isn't anyone of real value in this offense except Jacobs, and Emmanuel Wilson when Jacobs is out.
 
Mahommes hasn't topped 20 ff points in the last four weeks. Doesn't seem like tier one to me.
Not to be a stickler, but he had 25 against Washington 4 games ago. He also had 18 Sunday, so its not like he's been far off. Despite some recent underachieving he's still QB2 PPG and has a nice playoff schedule other than Denver in championship week.
Wanted to expand on this, as on paper the schedule looks worse than it is in my opinion. Dal/Hou/LAC/Ten/Den is what's left, and KC likely needs all of them.

Honestly, Denver is the only one of those defenses I really worry about. I think the Chargers are a legit good matchup, I think their QB points against ranking is more schedule based than anything. I mean, they had 4 games where they held Geno, Wentz, Ward, and banged up Rodgers under 10 points, that means nothing to me when projecting Mahomes. Mahomes dropped 26 on them in week 1, and that was without Rice or Worthy. The only good QB the Chargers had success against was Bo Nix in week 3. Daniel Jones tore them up, and Dart and Daniels had solid weeks too.

Houston isn't a great matchup, sure, but its not a death sentence, Mahomes matches up with them a lot better than Josh Allen did, as Mahomes will actually take the quick throws to guys like Rice and Kelce (Allen really missed Kincaid in that one, and Ryans always gives him trouble for whatever reason) I'd bet on Mahomes having 15-20 points in that one. Likely not a boom week, but not bad.

I see 2 amazing matchups, 1 pretty good one, 1 pretty bad one, and 1 legit bad one. Even then, its not like Denver can't be got. Jones, Dart, and Hurts all had good to great games against them.
 
Mahommes hasn't topped 20 ff points in the last four weeks. Doesn't seem like tier one to me.
Not to be a stickler, but he had 25 against Washington 4 games ago. He also had 18 Sunday, so its not like he's been far off. Despite some recent underachieving he's still QB2 PPG and has a nice playoff schedule other than Denver in championship week.
If we are stickling, one of those “four weeks” was a bye. 🤣

Mahomes is fading. Freaking Brisket has done more with less talent. He is a step above game manager at this point.
 
Mahommes hasn't topped 20 ff points in the last four weeks. Doesn't seem like tier one to me.
Not to be a stickler, but he had 25 against Washington 4 games ago. He also had 18 Sunday, so its not like he's been far off. Despite some recent underachieving he's still QB2 PPG and has a nice playoff schedule other than Denver in championship week.
Wanted to expand on this, as on paper the schedule looks worse than it is in my opinion. Dal/Hou/LAC/Ten/Den is what's left, and KC likely needs all of them.

Honestly, Denver is the only one of those defenses I really worry about. I think the Chargers are a legit good matchup, I think their QB points against ranking is more schedule based than anything. I mean, they had 4 games where they held Geno, Wentz, Ward, and banged up Rodgers under 10 points, that means nothing to me when projecting Mahomes. Mahomes dropped 26 on them in week 1, and that was without Rice or Worthy. The only good QB the Chargers had success against was Bo Nix in week 3. Daniel Jones tore them up, and Dart and Daniels had solid weeks too.

Houston isn't a great matchup, sure, but its not a death sentence, Mahomes matches up with them a lot better than Josh Allen did, as Mahomes will actually take the quick throws to guys like Rice and Kelce (Allen really missed Kincaid in that one, and Ryans always gives him trouble for whatever reason) I'd bet on Mahomes having 15-20 points in that one. Likely not a boom week, but not bad.

I see 2 amazing matchups, 1 pretty good one, 1 pretty bad one, and 1 legit bad one. Even then, its not like Denver can't be got. Jones, Dart, and Hurts all had good to great games against them.
Solid analysis here. Maybe I am underestimating the importance of schedule. Across the board the QBs for the most part have been disappointing this year ff wise.
 
WR

Tier 7:
22. Zay Flowers (28), he's established as the clear #1, with a WR2 floor with Lamar, but still waiting for the ceiling. He's downright unlucky to only have 1 TD, but they also don't really do anything to get him the ball in the redzone. Given their offensive issues, they should probably start.
bs (40), really thought he might step up in Kraft's absence, and instead he's actually declined. Watson might be passing him, and Reed sounds ready to return, it feels like Doubs is back to being a WR4.

I thought it before, but went and checked his stats tonight and every week and just what I thought Zay Flowers is ranked way to high, not by just you, but pretty much every fantasy website. Wow!
 
I lost these rankings during Thanksgiving hullabaloo.

Love the Kincaid call @travdogg

Kraft Owner and now Andrews owner continuing to search for my man that can produce on a weekly basis. And Kincaid is out there in a few leagues where teams couldn’t wait on him.
 
WR

Tier 7:
22. Zay Flowers (28), he's established as the clear #1, with a WR2 floor with Lamar, but still waiting for the ceiling. He's downright unlucky to only have 1 TD, but they also don't really do anything to get him the ball in the redzone. Given their offensive issues, they should probably start.
bs (40), really thought he might step up in Kraft's absence, and instead he's actually declined. Watson might be passing him, and Reed sounds ready to return, it feels like Doubs is back to being a WR4.

I thought it before, but went and checked his stats tonight and every week and just what I thought Zay Flowers is ranked way to high, not by just you, but pretty much every fantasy website. Wow!
In fairness to Flowers, he had a long TD called back by a phantom OPI.
 
I'd like to add Brenton Strange at Tight End
He just came off injury and looks great for the Jags, helps open up the down field passing for TLaw
Weeks 2-3-4 he racked up almost 20 targets, he's only in his 3rd season.
86% catch rate on about 30 targets this year, last week he caught all 5 targets for 93 yds
He's a late season shot in the arm for those that have watched Kraft and La Porta go down

-I've seen him ranked Top 10 this week, not sure about ROS but the Jags are in the Playoff hunt
 
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I'd like to add Brenton Strange at Tight End
He just came off injury and looks great for the Jags, helps open up the down field passing for TLaw
Weeks 2-3-4 he racked up almost 20 targets, he's only in his 3rd season.
86% catch rate on about 30 targets this year, last week he caught all 5 targets for 93 yds
He's a late season shot in the arm for those that have watched Kraft and La Porta go down

-I've seen him ranked Top 10 this week, not sure about ROS but the Jags are in the Playoff hunt
Great post. I picked him up this morning and replaced Ertz. Already started Kelce but may come in handy later. At least he is not going against me.
 

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