From the episode

I think he might just be the number two guy now. And ever since the disappearance, Brian Thomas Jr. went into the Bermuda Triangle and that has been to Brenton Strange's benefit. He was tight end seven in weeks four through six, a three week run with no touchdowns.

STACKED’s take

Positive signalRole

Strange is Jaguars' TE2; TE7 in weeks 4-6 without TDs.

Pat Fitzmaurice identifies Brenton Strange as the tight end number two for the Jacksonville Jaguars, similar to the TJ Hawkinson dynamic. Since Brian Thomas Jr.'s disappearance, Strange has benefited significantly. He was tight end seven in weeks 4-6 (a three-week run) without scoring a touchdown, demonstrating consistent volume. Fitzmaurice notes Trevor Lawrence loves going over the middle, and Strange is positioned as Lawrence's new Evan Ingram (who had a 114-catch season with Lawrence).

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