Player insights

Zay Jones will be the number three receiver for Jacksonville, projected to receive about 110 targets, 70 catches, 850-900 yards and six scores.

Zay Jones has significant ADP variance across platforms (consensus 39.2, ranging from 30 on Underdog to 46 on Sleeper), making him a mid-to-late fourth round pick in redraft but middle third round on Underdog; analyst would be excited to draft him in middle of fourth round.

Zay Jones is the prototypical Z receiver with versatility to play outside and inside, and will play across all personnel groupings (11, 12, 13 personnel) as an incredibly reliable option.

Zay Jones is a reliable safe outlet receiver who can provide consistent floor production (five for 60, four for 50 weeks) in best ball PPR formats without losing you weeks.

Zay Jones excels at running routes over the middle of the field and beating zone coverage, which directly addresses the Jaguars' offensive weaknesses from last year.

Zay Jones has the versatility to play multiple positions (slot, Z receiver, on-ball perimeter) and could lead the Jaguars in snaps, with Brian Thomas Jr. likely first but Jones easily second.

Demonstrated a 70%+ success rate versus man coverage in two of his three seasons with New England and was in the slot on fewer than 30% of snaps in his final full season with the Raiders, showing versatility beyond slot-only usage.

Could potentially lead the team in snaps again, with versatility to play Z receiver or on-ball perimeter receiver in 12 personnel sets.

Positioned as a reliable floor play for the Jaguars, excelling at running routes over the middle of the field and beating zone coverage—exactly what Jacksonville struggled with last season.

Preferred wide receiver pick in round five over Jamar Chase and T. Higgins due to risk concerns, with slight preference over Burks in half PPR format.