Allen Hurns

Week 3 vs. Baltimore Ravens (game in London)

Allen Hurns scored a garbage-time touchdown and finished with 6 catches for 82 yards last week, taking advantage of the extra playing time with Allen Robinson done for the year. The final numbers look good, but he had just one catch when the game was still in question. This is a tough matchup against the Ravens and the Jaguars won't want Blake Bortles throwing the ball any more than 25 times if they can help it. Use Hurns as a low-end No. 3 receiver or flex option.

Fantasy Upside

Just two years ago, Hurns was a borderline fantasy star, one who posted 1,000 yards receiving and 10 touchdowns. Injures wrecked his 2016 season, but he's a solid deep threat capable of taking the top off a defense.

Fantasy Downside

Injuries pretty much destroyed Hurns' 2016 season and he always seems to be nicked up. He played through those types of injuries in the past but wasn't able to last season. Hurns also caught just 35 of his 76 targets, as Blake Bortles struggled mightily last season.

2017 Bottom Line

Hurns' injury issues have carried over into training camp in 2017, and they allowed Marqise Lee to basically surpass him on the depth chart. The Jaguars are intent on running the ball more this season, which actually could benefit Hurns. He's talented, so you shouldn't forget about him on draft day. His current ADP sees him go off the board between rounds 16–19.

Week 11 at Detroit
Hurns was banged up last week, but wound up playing. Perhaps he should have stayed on the sideline. He had just two receptions for 13 yards. Allen Robinson has re-emerged as the top gun in this passing attack and that doesn't always leave a lot of scraps for everyone else. Hurns isn't worth using as anything more than a flex with some upside this week.