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Strange missed five games last year and still commanded an 11 percent target share thanks to his 20.2 percent TPRR, which he converted into a strong 1.82 YPRR that ranked in the 87th percentile among tight ends.
STACKED’s take
Strange's full-season pace projects to TE1 range; source targets him as cheapest Jaguars exposure.
Strange is hanging out in the 14th round on ESPN despite being one of the more underrated fantasy tight ends in the league. He missed five games last year but still commanded an 11 percent target share thanks to a 20.2 percent TPRR, converting it into a strong 1.82 YPRR (87th percentile among tight ends). Extrapolating a full season would yield approximately 65 catches on 85 targets for 765 yards and five touchdowns—139 points in 0.5 PPR and right on the fringe of a TE1 finish. He operates in short and intermediate parts of the field where Trevor Lawrence is proficient, giving him a strong rapport with his quarterback. The source wants exposure to the Jacksonville offense and sees Strange as the cheapest path, expecting a top-12 tight end finish in his range of outcomes despite being drafted as TE17.
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