Fantasy Life Articles on Jakobi Meyers
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Meyers has WR3 appeal given his usage. In those groupings, Meyers and Parker Washington played the most snaps. Plus, Meyers has the same number of looks as Washington out of those concepts, with over half of Meyers' targets coming on routes to the MoF. Jacksonville PROE: -4.6%, 25th; Jacksonville Plays per Game: 58.8, 28th; Trevor Lawrence Dropbacks per Game: 30.8, 27th
STACKED’s take
Meyers' middle-field role offers WR3 appeal but Jacksonville's low volume limits upside.
Meyers has WR3 appeal against the Titans in Week 10 based on usage within Jacksonville's multi-TE formations. Post-bye, the Jaguars used multi-TE formations on 39.6% and 44.6% of plays, and Meyers and Parker Washington played the most snaps in those groupings with equal target volume. Over half of Meyers' targets come on routes to the middle of the field, and the Titans rank as one of two teams allowing 100+ YPG to receivers on middle-of-field passes. However, Jacksonville's offensive limitations present a significant downside: the team ranks 25th in PROE (-4.6%), 28th in plays per game (58.8), and Trevor Lawrence averages just 30.8 dropbacks per game (27th). Lawrence has thrown only 88 times in the second half all season (sixth-fewest since 2017), and Jacksonville has trailed by a TD or more on just 15.3% of plays (fifth-lowest). Meyers' fantasy ceiling is capped by Jacksonville's game script and run-heavy approach.
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