Team Profile
Jacksonville Jaguars
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-0.8% 16thOff DVOA
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14.2% 17thPassing DVOA
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-7.6% 14thRushing DVOA
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18.2% 32ndDef DVOA
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37.6% 32ndDef Passing DVOA
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-5.8% 21stDef Rushing DVOA
2024 Team Stats
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Points For18.8 26th
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Points Against26.9 27th
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Yards Per Game306.0 26th
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Yards Allowed Per Game396.0 32nd
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6-8-0
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3-11-0
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3-11-0
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Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. is a must-start in Week 16 against the Las Vegas Raiders. In an otherwise awful year for the Jaguars offense, BTJ has been a lone bright spot. Last week against the New York Jets, he put up a whopping 10 catches for 105 yards and two touchdowns, making him one of the top fantasy receivers on the week, all with backup Mac Jones under center instead of starter Trevor Lawrence. The Raiders serve as an even easier option for fantasy receivers than the Jets, so it isn't crazy to think BTJ has the potential for a repeat performance. Even with more realistic expectations, BTJ has the upside and floor of a WR1 in Week 16 against the Raiders.
Jacksonville Jaguars running back Tank Bigsby is a flex option, at best, in Week 16 against the Las Vegas Raiders. Bigsby was demoted to a backup role behind Travis Etienne Jr. in Week 15, making it hard to trust him in fantasy going forward. The Raiders do serve as a good matchup and potentially an unusually positive game script for the Jaguars, meaning both Bigsby and Etienne could get plenty of carries to succeed in fantasy. However, Mac Jones has been volatile at quarterback since replacing injured starter Trevor Lawrence (shoulder), making it hard to trust the Jaguars offense as a whole. Given Bigsby can't be counted on for consistent volume, he is nothing more than a risky flex play despite a good matchup with the Raiders in Week 16.
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Mac Jones is a better-than-usual fantasy option in Week 16 against the Las Vegas Raiders. Jones had a good outing last week against the New York Jets, giving him a good fantasy outing in two of the last three weeks. However, it is still hard to trust Jones beyond two QB/Superflex leagues given his overall body of work. The Raiders do serve as a plus matchup, but the Jaguars offense has struggled for the most part this season. Despite all of the injuries to the Jacksonville receiving core, Brian Thomas Jr. has been dominant as a rookie, and Brenton Strange caught 11 passes in the place of Evan Engram, giving him good enough options to succeed at least. It is hard to trust Jones in an important fantasy playoff matchup, but there are worse options in Week 16.
Offense
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QB
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31
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6' 2''
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215 lbs
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7
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Iowa
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QB
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26
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6' 3''
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220 lbs
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3
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Alabama
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QB
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25
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6' 6''
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220 lbs
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3
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Clemson
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RB
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22
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5' 11''
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215 lbs
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1
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Auburn
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RB
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25
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5' 10''
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215 lbs
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3
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Clemson
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RB
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28
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5' 10''
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208 lbs
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5
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South Florida
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Defense
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LB
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24
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6' 1''
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240 lbs
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1
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Louisville
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DE
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31
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6' 7''
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290 lbs
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9
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Oregon
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CB
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25
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6' 0''
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190 lbs
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2
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Arkansas
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CB
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24
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6' 1''
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195 lbs
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3
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Georgia
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SAF
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24
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6' 0''
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210 lbs
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3
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Syracuse
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CB
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30
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5' 11''
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193 lbs
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9
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Florida State
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