Fantasy Football Player Notes
2019 Rest of Season Rankings
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4.
Leonard Fournette
RB - (vs . IND)
Fournette has been . . . fine in his first three games, but has yet to find the end zone or really get going. But he's seen 20 targets already in the first three games, and that volume should keep his floor high, even when his rushing ability is held in check. Continue to consider him a borderline RB1 ROS.
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69.
D.J. Chark
WR - (vs . IND)
Perhaps no player's stock has risen more dramatically this season than Chark's, who has not only become Gardner Minshew's favorite target, but has become one of the most reliable starters in fantasy. He's scored five touchdowns through his first five games and has 27 catches on 37 targets. There's little reason to expect things to slow down going forward, so buy him as a solid borderline WR2.
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106.
Dede Westbrook
WR - (vs . IND)
Westbrook finds himself in a suddenly crowded wide receiver field in Jacksonville, with Chris Conley added to the Jaguars' already lengthy list of receivers. But the team reportedly views him as their top option, and with Nick Foles slinging the ball instead of Blake Bortles, Westbrook should find more success than last year. With Tom Coughlin still in charge, the Jaguars are likely to continue to lean on the ground game, so it's not as if Westbrook has sky-high upside. But as a WR3? You could easily do worse.
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162.
Gardner Minshew II
QB - (vs . IND)
Minshew will head back to the bench after the Jaguars' bye in Week 10, as Nick Foles is healthy enough to start. Minshew mania had begun to wear off in recent weeks and unless Foles struggles, Minshew should remain on the bench for the remainder of the season. He's droppable in all formats.
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163.
Chris Conley
WR - (vs . IND)
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166.
Jacksonville Jaguars
DST - (vs . IND)
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174.
Ryquell Armstead
RB - (vs . IND)
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188.
Chris Thompson
RB - (vs . IND)
Despite Derrius Guice's injury, Thompson's role should remain the same, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. He's always been a stealthily valuable running back, particularly in PPR and 1/2 PPR formats, whenever he's healthy. That's rarely a constant for Thompson, but so long as he remains free from injury, as he currently is, he should be a fine fantasy play in those formats.
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286.
Keelan Cole
WR - (vs . IND)
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306.
Tyler Eifert
TE - (vs . IND)
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