Fantasy Football Player Notes

Robinson didn't have as dominant of a game as many were expecting last week, but he was able to salvage his fantasy output with a receiving TD. It's a tough matchup for Robinson here, but he's simply seeing too much work to not view him as a high-end RB2 with a safe floor due to his involvement in the receiving game.

Chark continues to dominate the target share in this Jags offense, but he simply wasn't able to convert it into solid fantasy production last week. While it's hard to project Chark with 14 targets again this week, he's easily going to see 8+, which puts him automatically in the WR2 discussion. Even though it's a tough matchup, Chark should see enough pure volume to be viewed as a low-end WR2 with upside

Shenault continues to see targets in this offense, but he wasn't able to produce with them last week. Shenault belongs right back in your starting lineup as a solid FLEX option this week with how much the Jaguars continue to throw the ball.

Cole has continued to get the job done for fantasy and he's now the WR21 on the season. He's seen the same amount of targets this season as Tyreek Hill and Tyler Lockett, yet he's continuously viewed as a low-end WR3 or FLEX play. Cole's more than that. He's an extremely talented WR and he should be viewed as a high-end WR3 with upside every single week. While this is a tough matchup for opposing wideouts, Cole should be a safe option to plug into your lineup.

I don't think many realize the duo of Tyler Eifert and O'Shaughnessy has 38 targets on the year, which would rank fourth among tight ends. Eifert played just five snaps last week and re-aggravated his neck injury, which means he's almost certainly out this week. Despite playing in the backup role, O'Shaughnessy has caught 12-of-15 passes for 115 yards this season. Knowing tight ends have seen a 16.7 percent target share in the Jaguars offense, and that we're expecting Minshew to throw the ball 40-plus times, we should see at least five targets to O'Shaughnessy. The Chargers have allowed 4-of-5 starting tight ends to finish with at least 45 yards. The only exception was Ian Thomas, who saw two targets. If you're desperate for a streamer, and if Eifert is out, O'Shaughnessy makes some sense.