Fantasy Football Player Notes

Henry has been a nearly every down back over the last three games he's played. In Weeks 14-16, he played 71-75% of snaps averaging 23.3 touches and 148 total yards. Henry ranks fifth in weighted opportunities and third in red zone touches. He's also first in yards per route run, eighth in evaded tackles, and seventh in breakaway runs. Since Week 12, Jacksonville has been 21st in rushing success rate, 13th in rushing yards per game, and 13th in explosive run rate allowed. Henry could easily be the highest rostered player on this slate. There's merit to fading him. If you're traveling upon that dangerous path then Burks or Okonkwo make sense to wedge into a lineup.

Last week with Doubs under center, Burks had a 21.1% target share with an end zone target, a 76.2% route run rate, and 2.06 yards per route run (66 receiving yards). Burks is the Titans' best instrument to move the ball in the passing game. He is 21st in yards per route run and 12th in route win rate. Burks will run about 84% of his routes against Tyson Campbell (since Week 11: 58.6% catch rate, 94.6 passer rating) and Darious Williams (Since Week 11: 42.3% catch rate, 69.2 passer rating). Since Week 11, the Jaguars have permitted the fourth-fewest fantasy points per game to boundary wide receivers. While this is horrible for Burks, he has the overcome the bad matchup if Tennessee fuels him with volume.

Here's your seemingly thin, rando play of the slate. Westbrook-Ikhine only garnered two targets last week, but he's a strong matchup play this week. Westbrook-Ikhine managed a 71.4% route run rate last week despite the limited targets. With two games of 72 or more yards receiving and eight or more targets this season, Westbrook-Ikhine has shown the ability to pop off for good games when the situation calls for it. He'll run about 60% of his routes against the ever-burnable Tre Herndon (77.3% catch rate, 115.2 passer rating). Since Week 11, the Jaguars have allowed the 11th-most fantasy points per game to slot receivers.