Laviska Shenault

Week 12 vs. Atlanta Falcons
Tragically, Laviska Shenault's 5-50-0 line in Week 11 was his best performance in over a month. He is an ancillary option in a terrible passing offense and at consistent risk of burning a hole in any lineup, he manages to sneak into. Barring dramatic shifts in the performance of Trevor Lawrence and the team's offensive personnel in general, Shenault will not be a reasonable fantasy option. Look for another option for lineups this week.

Week 9 vs. Buffalo Bills
Laviska Shenault's fantasy value has fallen off a cliff with his inability to produce even in the absence of D.J. Chark. Shenault managed an incredibly forgettable 2-13-0 line against the Seahawks, and his likelihood of improvement is low staring down a difficult matchup with the Bills in Week 9. Shenault only operates near the line of scrimmage and is not guaranteed sufficient target volume to be relevant in fantasy. It doesn't help that Jamal Agnew and Dan Arnold are starting to take on larger roles that eat into Shenault's volume. Shenault should be benched or on waivers in all but the deepest of leagues at this point.

Week 6 vs. Miami Dolphins

Laviska Shenault only managed one catch in Week 5, but he made the most of it by breaking multiple tackles and rumbling for 58 yards before going down. Shenault's YAC skills are intriguing and he should be getting more looks in the weak Jacksonville offense, but as we've seen many times before simply because a player should be touching the ball more does not mean they necessarily will. Shenault probably has the best matchup of any Jaguar pass catcher in Week 6 with Xavien Howard likely following Marvin Jones all over the field, but the volatile nature of the roles and usage in Urban Meyer's offense make any skill player other than James Robinson a risky start in fantasy.