Fantasy Football Player Notes

Make this two straight seasons in which J-Rob has proved skeptics wrong. It took an injury to Carlos Hyde for Urban Meyer to come around. but Robinson exited the Jaguars' Week 6 game against the Dolphins with a very strong utilization profile. The only aspect of the backfield that he didn't dominate was the long-down-and-distance work. Add it all up and he's a low-end RB1 when Jacksonville comes out of their Week 7 bye.

Jones continues to perform as an admirable WR3 for fantasy purposes through three games. He's receiving 25% of Jacksonville's targets with a productive 12.8 ADOT. If Trevor Lawrence's efficiency improves, then Jones could ascend into weekly WR2 territory.

Arnold has 7+ targets in four of his last five games. In the Jaguars' three contests since their bye week, Arnold has a superb 24 targets. It was another serviceable, low-end TE1 performance in Week 10. Arnold hauled in five receptions for 67 yards and a two-point conversion. He isn't a league-winner, but he simply needs to be rostered in most leagues.

The 23-year-old saw just four targets with the Jaguars coming out of their bye in Week 8 against the Seahawks. Since D.J. Chark (ankle) went down for the season, Shenault ranks fourth on the team in target share at 13.5%. The sophomore breakout doesn't appear to be happening for him.

This is just an early waiver wire recommendation since James Robinson came away from Sunday's Week 8 game with a bruised heel. It's unclear how long he'll be out for, if at all, but Hyde would carry FLEX appeal if Robinson can't play in Week 9 against the Bills.