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2024 Season Overview

Next GameNext Game	09/15/2024 1:00 PM EST
Next OpponentNext Opponent	CLE Cleveland Browns
Standing (Division)Division Rank	3rd AFC South
WinsWins	0
LossesLosses	0
DrawsDraws	0
PPGPoints per Game	0
OPPGOpponent Points per Game	0
Head CoachHead Coach	Doug Pederson

Browns call David Njoku week-to-week with ankle injury

Josh Alper,

Josh Alper,

Doug Pederson: Tyson Campbell will miss some time with hamstring injury

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Week 1 usage promising for Achane, not Etienne

06:03

Dolphins ‘dug deep’ to secure win over Jaguars

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Tyson Campbell

JAX Defensive Back #32

Jaguars HC Doug Pedersen told reporters Monday that Tyson Campbell “will miss some time” with his hamstring injury.

Campbell was signed to a $76.5 million extension this summer, but the 24-year-old will not be available in the Jaguars secondary for the next few weeks, at the least. The good news for the Jaguars is that they will face a Browns passing game that looked anemic during their loss to the Cowboys, but now they’ll be counting on lesser-known entities like Montaric Brown and Jarrian Jones instead of Campbell.
Tank Bigsby

JAX Running Back #4

Tank Bigsby had 12 rushes for 73 yards in the Jaguars’ Week 1 loss against the Dolphins.

Bigsby ran tough all day and earned a split in the Jaguars backfield, with Travis Etienne also seeing 12 rushing attempts. Forty-seven of Bigsby’s 73 yards came after contact. Etienne was the clear pass-catching back in Week 1, but Bigsby showed he could be a 1b option in the running game this season. He should be rostered in all fantasy formats.
Evan Engram

JAX Tight End #17

Evan Engram caught 1-of-4 targets for five yards in the Jaguars’ Week 1 loss against the Dolphins.

Engram tied for the team lead in targets on a low-volume day for the struggling Jacksonville offense. Engram ran a route on almost every Jaguars drop back and should be a reliable check down option as the season wears on. Engram said this offseason he wants to be used more downfield. That didn’t materialize against Miami.
Gabe Davis

JAX Wide Receiver #0

Gabe Davis caught all three of his targets for 62 yards in the Jaguars’ Week 1 loss against the Dolphins.

Davis had a 22-yard catch in the middle of the field in the first half — one of the team’s biggest plays on a sluggish day for Trevor Lawrence. Both Christian Kirk and rookie WR Brian Thomas had one more target than Davis on the day. He should be viewed as a volatile player with touchdown-based upside as Lawrence’s main downfield target.
Christian Kirk

JAX Wide Receiver #13

Christian Kirk caught 1-of-4 targets for 30 yards in the Jaguars’ Week 1 loss against the Dolphins.

Kirk tied for the team lead in targets and ran a route on 23 of the Jaguars’ 28 drop backs. His one grab came on a seam route in the second half; he held on after a big hit from a Miami defender. That Kirk was not relegated to a low route rate is good news for his fantasy production should the Jacksonville offense get right in the coming weeks. For now, he’s a fringe option. The Jaguars take on a stingy Cleveland secondary in Week 2.
Brian Thomas Jr.

JAX Wide Receiver #7

Brian Thomas caught all four of his targets for 47 yards and a touchdown in the Jaguars’ Week 1 loss against the Dolphins.

Thomas nearly had a second touchdown. He had the ball momentarily but drew a pass interference from Jalen Ramsey in the end zone early in the game. The rookie tied for the team lead with four targets in a low-volume offensive day for a wretched Jacksonville offense. Thomas ran a route on nearly every Jaguars drop back. He could be a reliable every-week receiver with touchdown-based upside in an offense without a dominant receiver. Thomas gets the Browns in Week 2.
Trevor Lawrence

JAX Quarterback #16

Trevor Lawrence completed 13 of 23 pass attempts for 166 yards and a touchdown in the Jaguars’ 20-17 Week 1 loss against the Dolphins, adding one rush for eight yards.

Lawrence and the Jags got off to a promising start, scoring 17 points in the first half. They scored on 3-of-5 drives in the first two frames. All three of their scoring drives included a completion of 20+ yards from Lawrence. Then, in the second half, the wheels came off. The Jags didn’t score a single point while having a trio of three-and-out drives plus two more four-play drives. Things would look a lot different had Travis Etienne not capped off a 94-yard drive with a fumble at the two-yard line, but that doesn’t excuse their second-half collapse. The Jags will look to get back on track in Week 2 against the Browns.
Travis Etienne Jr.

JAX Running Back #1

Travis Etienne had 12 rushes for 44 yards in the Jaguars’ Week 1 loss to the Dolphins, adding two catches for 15 yards.

It was an ugly opening day for Etienne. Not only did he evenly split the backfield workload with Tank Bigsby, but Bigsby was far more effective (73 yards) and Etienne managed to lose a fumbled near the goal line in the fourth quarter — a score that would have effectively ended the game. If his Week 1 usage is any indication, Etienne will be more touchdown reliant than many had predicted coming into the season. He did, however, work as the team’s primary pass-catching back. He’ll take on a tough Browns defense in Week 2.
Daniel Thomas

JAX Safety #20

Jaguars declared S Daniel Thomas, OT Javon Foster, OL Cole Van Lanen, DT Esezi Otomewo, DT Jordan Jefferson, and DT Jeremiah Ledbetter inactive for Week 1 against the Dolphins.

Thomas is out with an Achilles injury, leaving the Jaguars shorthanded in the secondary against a potent Miami passing attack. Pro Football Focus graded Jacksonville’s defense as last year’s eighth best coverage unit.
Jerome Ford

CLE Running Back #34

Team reporter Kelsey Russo said RB Jerome Ford “is poised to have another strong season in the featured back role.”

The report helpfully affirms prior fantasy market assumptions about Ford’s likely role. The Browns’ Weeks 1-4 schedule includes the Cowboys, Jaguars, Giants and Raiders. Ford’s access to high-volume touch counts helps keep him RB2/3-viable against these stacked defensive fronts. Russo also lists veteran D’Onta Foreman in the No. 2 running back spot, having "[demonstrated during] his two preseason games how he can catch out of the backfield and be utilized as a power back, having success in short yardage situations.”

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