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PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network fantasy football takes on Brenton Strange
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All PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network insights about Brenton Strange
PositiveBreakoutOct 27, 2026
61% rostered, coming off bye week with favorable schedule (Colts, Ravens, Titans); directionally correct with Parker Washington's production; back-end tight end one with room to grow for rest of season.NegativeDepth ChartOct 24, 2026
Mistakenly included in the Week 7 tight end rankings but is currently on a bye week.PositiveRoleOct 21, 2026
Brenton Strange is now the Jaguars' third target alongside Jacoby Myers and is a playable tight end going forward, getting into starting lineups comfortably; represents a depth chart shift in Jacksonville's receiving corps.NegativeUsageOct 21, 2026
Strange is now the third target option for the Jaguars alongside Jacoby Myers, indicating a shift in the receiving corps hierarchy.PositiveProjectionOct 18, 2026
Brenton Strange has been red-hot in the T-Law hierarchy and is being played for more than 2.5 receptions in a Prize Picks lineup, suggesting consistent target volume and upside.PositiveUsageOct 15, 2026
Brenton Strange has shown solid production over the last few weeks and is seeing increased involvement, making him a player to monitor at age 25.PositiveValueOct 14, 2026
Despite rising to TE12, Brenton Strange is ranked behind Tucker Kraft, Harold Fannin Jr., and Dalton Kincaid. Bejal Tootin expresses skepticism regarding his limited target volume, noting he has struggled to exceed three targets in recent games.PositiveRoleOct 14, 2026
Bretton Strange has solidified a consistent role in the Jaguars' offense, running 92.5% of routes with a 16.4% target share. Wyatt Bertalone highlights that Strange stays on the field while other receivers rotate, making him a viable streaming-level tight end.PositiveBreakoutOct 13, 2026
Strange is a priority add at 46% rostered; he recorded 7 receptions for 68 yards on 8 targets in Week 5 and faces the Texans in Week 6.NegativeProjectionOct 9, 2026
Brenton Strange is touchdown-dependent and the source recommends staying away, noting that his recent team-leading receiving performance is unlikely to repeat against a strong Philly defense.NegativeValueOct 6, 2026
Brenton Strange is a better long-term stash than Mike Gesicki, averaging five targets per game. He is a vital part of the offense, though he faces a difficult schedule and a bye week, making him a speculative hold for potential injury-driven upside.PositiveValueOct 3, 2026
The source identifies Brenton Strange as a viable 'scroll down' tight end option, particularly in game environments where he might be part of a stack with Trevor Lawrence.PositiveMatchupOct 3, 2026
Brenton Strange is a recommended tight end play due to his athleticism and a juicy matchup against Cincinnati.NegativeProjectionOct 2, 2026
Strange is an extremely touchdown-dependent play and should be avoided if better options are available.NegativeProjectionSep 18, 2026
Brenton Strange is a touchdown-dependent play against a tough Denver defense; the source suggests finding a better start.NegativeRoleSep 10, 2026
Brenton Strange is cited as an example of a 'scrub' tight end who has become startable in tight end premium formats due to the current meta, though the source acknowledges he is actually a decent player.NegativeUsageSep 7, 2026
Brenton Strange is viewed as a cheap piece of the Jaguars offense, but the source lacks confidence in his volume. Against Cleveland, the Jaguars may lean on the run, further limiting his upside. He is considered startable only with caution due to a very low floor.PositiveBreakoutAug 29, 2026
Brenton Strange is a high-ceiling target in the TE 17-20 range, ranking 8th in yards per route run (1.81) and 10th in first downs per route run. He showed promise with 10 red zone targets in his final six games, positioning him as a potential middling TE1.PositiveValueAug 16, 2026
Reports from Jaguars camp indicate the team loves Brenton Strange, who is viewed as a screaming value. He is expected to be on the field frequently, making him a high-priority target in fantasy drafts.PositiveBreakoutAug 15, 2026
Brenton Strange is a breakout candidate at tight end, showing efficiency metrics (11.7 yards per reception, 1.81 yards per route run) that mirror top prospects like Tucker Kraft and Colston Loveland. He is expected to capitalize on the middle-of-the-field opportunities in the Jaguars' offense.NegativeProjectionAug 15, 2026
Jeremiah Ratzlaff ranks Mark Andrews at TE13 and Brenton Strange at TE14, indicating a very close valuation between the two.NegativeUsageAug 14, 2026
Despite concerns about too many mouths to feed in Jacksonville, Brenton Strange is noted as a 'target whore' who is being locked in by the team's beat reporters.PositiveValueAug 9, 2026
Brenton Strange is a high-value late-round target (round 13) who offers a 'set it and forget it' floor. He showed efficiency last year, ranking 6th in yards per target (9.0), 9th in yards per reception (11.7), and 8th in yards per route run (1.81). His value is tied to his consistent presence on the field in a high-octane Jaguars offense, making him a reliable streaming option for managers who wait on the tight end position.PositiveBreakoutAug 8, 2026
Bretton Strange is a strong tight end target with top-10 upside. The Jaguars recently signed him to a three-year deal, signaling they value his role in the offense.NegativeProjectionAug 7, 2026
While talented, Strange is capped by Jacksonville's low target share to tight ends (19.2% last year). He is a stable option for DFS matchups but not a reliable double-digit weekly scorer.PositiveUsageAug 1, 2026
JJ Zachariason highlights Brenton Strange as an overlooked asset, noting he recorded 10 red zone targets in his last six games and will be valuable for the Jaguars in the middle of the field.NegativeProjectionJul 15, 2026
Brenton Strange is a roster clogger with a ceiling of tight end nine even if he catches nine touchdowns, offering minimal upside compared to Sadiq Usman.PositiveDepth ChartJun 29, 2026
The source references Brenton Strange as an example of a Jacksonville player who recently signed a contract, using him as context for expecting Parker Washington's contract extension to be coming soon.PositiveRoleJun 10, 2026
Brenton Strange is positioned as an every-down tight end who will remain the bonafide tight end one in the Jaguars offense, with the addition of Tanner Coziel (a receiving tight end) not impacting his workload.PositiveRoleJun 10, 2026
Brenton Strange could be the move tight end in the Jaguars' offense when Nate Burkirker is in as the blocker, providing play-action opportunities in Liam Cohen's scheme.PositiveRoleNo date
In his last six games, Strange recorded 10 red zone targets, indicating significant touchdown equity. He averaged 6 yards per target, 19 yards per reception, and 11.7 yards per target overall, suggesting he is a viable red zone weapon for Trevor Lawrence in 2026.PositiveValueNo date
Matt Kelley projects Brenton Strange for 87 targets and loves pairing him with Parker Washington on every team; Strange is a late-round tight end with upside in a top offense, better than Jake Ferguson with similar production plus more upside. He can block and the addition of more tight ends frees him to focus on pass-catching.NegativeRoleNo date
Brenton Strange is ranked tight end 22 and viewed as a best ball guy only, not a redraft option. Despite getting an extension, he is a cheap piece of the Jacksonville offense with limited upside. Unlike Jake Ferguson in Dallas (a clear third in the pecking order), Strange's role in Jacksonville's hodgepodge of talented elite wide receivers is unclear, and the loss of Parker Washington or Brian Thomas would not necessarily increase his targets given the depth of receivers. He will finish somewhere in the tight end two range season-end but has super limited upside.PositiveRoleNo date
Short and intermediate route specialist in the Colts offense, similar to Jacoby Cowing's role profile.PositiveRoleNo date
Matt Kelley notes that the Jacksonville Jaguars want to get Brenton Strange more involved in the passing game, with beat reporters talking about how much the team loves him. This ascending role represents a positive development for Strange's target opportunity going forward.