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PositiveValueJul 30, 2026
Brenton Strange is excluded from Hartitz's 2026 sleeper consideration due to excessive target competition in a meh-to-good offense. However, Strange is noted as one of only two options (alongside Hunter Henry and Oronde Gadsden) in passing games that profile as strong contenders to really go crazy. While Strange could still supply top-12 numbers and represent solid value at his cost, Hartitz is focused on big-game hunting for league-winning upside, and the target competition limits his sleeper appeal.NegativeValueJul 28, 2026
Jaguars committed 36 million reasons (10th-highest contract value at TE position) to keep Strange involved; averaged 11.1 PPR points per game (TE12) in Weeks 12-18 last season. Bull case is tough to build without multiple Jaguars WRs missing time, but spike touchdown season possible if T-Law and Liam Coen take a leap in year two together.PositiveValueJul 28, 2026
Ranked TE20; the Jaguars have 36 million reasons to keep Strange involved in the game plan—the 10th-highest contract value of any player at the position. He averaged 11.1 PPR points per game (TE12 pace) in Weeks [incomplete in source], suggesting the investment should translate to meaningful usage.NegativeProjectionJul 28, 2026
Ranked TE20 with a path to spike production; the Jaguars committed 36 million reasons (10th-highest contract value at the position) to keep Strange involved. He averaged 11.1 PPR points per game (TE12) in Weeks 12-18 last season, but the source notes it's tough to build a bull case without multiple Jaguars WRs missing time. There is upside if Trevor Lawrence and Liam Coen take a leap in their second year together.PositiveValueJul 28, 2026
The Jaguars have 36 million reasons to keep Strange involved in the game plan, giving him the 10th-highest contract value of any player at the position. He averaged 11.1 PPR points per game (TE12) in recent weeks, suggesting contract investment supports usage.PositiveSleeperJul 16, 2026
Strange finished 2025 on a high note, averaging five targets and 48 yards with three touchdowns over the last seven games. The Jaguars added blocking tight end Nate Boerkircher in the draft, so Strange should be freed up to run more routes. Trevor Lawrence has proven to be at his best when throwing to the middle of the field, and Coach Liam Coen seemed very aware of Lawrence's strengths during the second half of last season. Drafting Strange near TE20 could result in a borderline TE1 season as the deep sleeper with a coaching staff that appears ready to unleash him as a pass catcher.