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  • JAX Wide Receiver #0
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    NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Gabe Davis (shoulder) is “more of a long-shot” to play in Week 9 against the Eagles.
    Rapoport was calling Davis a long-shot to play in comparison to Brian Thomas Jr., who is likely to suit up despite dealing with a chest injury. Davis still has a chance to play, but fantasy managers shouldn’t count on it given Rapoport’s reporting. With Davis seemingly on the wrong side of questionable and Christian Kirk out for the season, Parker Washington will serve as the Jag’s No. 2 receiver versus the Eagles. Washington is worth an add in deeper leagues, but it’s safe to assume that Thomas Jr. and Evan Engram will dominate the Jags’ targets this week.
  • JAX Wide Receiver #7
    NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Brian Thomas Jr. (chest) is “likely to play” in Week 9 against the Eagles.
    Thomas was initially believed to be out 2-4 weeks with the chest injury. He was then upgraded to “day to day” status and got in three limited practices before being listed as questionable. It’s a surprising but welcomed turn of events for the breakout rookie. Thomas has 573 yards and five touchdowns to his name through eight games. With Gabe Davis still a game-time call and Christian Kirk done for the year, the Jags will be leaning on Thomas even more this week despite his injury. He sits at the top of the WR2 fantasy rankings for his matchup with Philly.
  • JAX Running Back #4
    NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Tank Bigsby (ankle) is “likely to play” in Week 9 against the Eagles.
    Bigsby was limited in practice throughout the week before receiving a questionable designation. Coming off 46 touches in two games, his limited sessions were likely maintenance. With Travis Etienne also expected to return, Bigsby will be relegated to a committee role despite excelling as the starter. Bigsby’s lack of a role in the passing game will also be an issue this week as the Jags are significant underdogs to Philly. The second-year back is a high-risk RB3 for his matchup with the Eagles.
  • JAX Running Back #1
    NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Travis Etienne (hamstring) is “likely to play” in Week 9 against the Eagles.
    The same is true of Tank Bigsby, who is dealing with an ankle issue. Etienne has been out since Week 6 because of the hamstring injury. He has been practicing in a limited capacity for three weeks and is finally ready to make his return. The fact that he has been on the practice field regularly should mean he is ready to see his typical workload in Week 9. The bad news for him is that Bigsby has played well in his absence, likely forcing a committee regardless of Etienne’s health. Etienne will sit in the RB3 ranks for his first game back in the lineup.
  • JAX Running Back #4
    Tank Bigsby (ankle) is questionable to play Week 9 against the Eagles.
    The Jaguars have the nasty habit of limiting all injured players in practice before labeling them as questionable at the end of the week. Gabe Davis and Travis Etienne Jr. were both listed as questionable after triple-LP statuses in Weeks 7 and 8. Davis suited up each week. Etienne didn’t. Bigbsy appears to be truly questionable against the Eagles this week, though he is a viable RB2 if active.
  • JAX Wide Receiver #0
    Jaguars coach Doug Pederson said Gabe Davis (shoulder) will be a game-time decision for Week 9.
    Davis has been in practice all week. He’ll only be a deep TD-or-bust play in Week 9 if Brian Thomas Jr. (chest) is active. Scenarios exist where Davis can generate actual WR4-level targets and fantasy value, but he’s cleared 45 yards once in eight games and has just two touchdowns on the season. He’ll be hard to trust regardless of Thomas Jr.'s status. Davis is officially listed as questionable.
  • JAX Running Back #1
    Jaguars coach Doug Pederson said Travis Etienne Jr. (hamstring) will be a game-time decision for Week 9.
    Etienne is officially questionable to play against the Eagles. He would be a tough play in Week 9 given Tank Bigsby’s recent form, arguably a FLEX-only consideration given how good Bigsby has looked. Bigsby is also questionable to play with an ankle injury though. Etienne has not played since Week 6 despite several limited practice sessions and has dealt with shoulder injuries that have limited him in-game before that. He’ll be hard to trust if he does get off the game-time decision line.
  • JAX Wide Receiver #7
    Jaguars coach Doug Pederson said Brian Thomas Jr. (chest) will be a game-time decision for Week 9.
    Thomas was limited in all three practices this week, making him a player to watch for on the Sunday morning inactives. The Jaguars have also held back Travis Etienne from playing despite limited practices. This is, as Pederson said, probably a true game-time decision.
  • JAX Wide Receiver #0
    Gabe Davis (shoulder) was limited in Thursday’s practice.
    Davis’s injury has never seemed all that serious, but the Jags haven’t been shedding much light on his true status. Davis’s status becomes far more important if Brian Thomas Jr. (ribs) can’t go. BTJ seems genuinely questionable for Sunday’s contest against the Eagles. Even were Thomas to join Christian Kirk on the shelf, Davis will have trouble pushing for genuine WR4 value.
  • JAX Wide Receiver #7
    Brian Thomas Jr. (chest) was limited in Thursday’s practice.
    As was Gabe Davis (shoulder), keeping up an air of uncertainty in the Jags’ receiver corps. Thomas seems like a bigger question mark than role-player Davis, but his status is far more critical. At this point, BTJ should be considered genuinely questionable with that kind of issue that could come down to a game-time decision. If Thomas goes, he needs to be in fantasy lineups despite the obvious re-injury downside.