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Brenton Strange last year had 46 catches, 540 receiving yards, and three touchdown grabs, but he did it in 12 games... is this a player that could benefit from more experience on the field? We've seen back-to-back seasons where he's had 40-plus receptions. Could this number trend up uh in a major way for him in his fourth season in the league?... if you look at the Jacksonville offense with Liam Cohen last year... those three wide receivers could cannibalize one another... and Brenton Strange has upside to uh profit off of this... I think Strange can end up being somewhat of a Tucker Kraft-like bet in this offense... Would it be shocking if Brenton Strange had 65 receptions, 800 receiving yards, and seven touchdown grabs? I don't think so... tight end 20 overall.
STACKED’s take
TE20 with 65-catch, 800-yard projection; benefits from WR cannibalization.
JJ Zachariason targets Brenton Strange as a potential breakout candidate at TE20 ADP. Strange posted 46 catches, 540 receiving yards, and 3 TDs in 12 games last year; back-to-back seasons with 40+ receptions. Zachariason projects Strange for 65 receptions, 800 receiving yards, and 7 touchdowns in his fourth season. While Strange requires taking him ahead of proven names like Juwan Johnson, T.J. Hockenson, and Dalton Schultz, Zachariason argues that Jacksonville's wide receivers (Parker Washington, Brian Thomas Jr., Zay Jones, Christian Kirk) will cannibalize each other's targets, allowing Strange to profit as a consistent target option. He compares Strange's upside to a Tucker Kraft-like bet in the Jacksonville offense, especially for correlation with Trevor Lawrence. Strange's cheaper ADP relative to Jacksonville's wide receivers makes him an attractive late-round target.
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