Fantasy Football Player Notes

Not only did Chark start the year out slow, he missed Week 3, and now has his managers in a panic. Not only are they concerned with him, but they're now concerned with his quarterback who looked horrible on Thursday night. This is where you step in and make a low-ball offer. Part of the reason Minshew looked poor was due to not having Chark in the lineup, as well as missing his starting center. Chark should deliver low-end WR2 numbers the rest of the season but can likely be had for WR3/4 prices.

Cole has scored in each of his first two games of the NFL season, hauling in 11 of his 12 targets for 105 yards. The Jacksonville offense is suddenly something that fantasy managers should want a part of, and that includes Cole. He's not someone to start just yet, but he's certainly someone to add off the waiver wire if you have room.

Conley had his best season in 2019, setting career-highs in targets, receptions, and yards, and tying his career-high in touchdowns. It's a bit difficult to see Conley making an improvement on his 2019 numbers, however, and they resulted in him finishing as the WR40 in half PPR leagues. With DJ Chark and Dede Westbrook firmly in front of him on the Jaguars' depth chart at receiver, Conley is likely looking at a WR4 season if things break right again. That's a player worth drafting in deeper leagues, but there are others with higher upside in shallower formats.