Marvin Jones

Week 10 at Indianapolis Colts
The Jacksonville passing game continues to be an utter disaster and the deterioration on that side of the ball has sapped Marvin Jones of any fantasy viability he had left. Outside of a 7-100-1 performance in Week 6, Jones's last four performances check-in at 3-21-0, 5-35-0, 1-25-0, and 3-24-0. And most of those duds came without D.J. Chark in the lineup. While Jones has shown he still has some gas left in the tank on occasion this season, he simply cannot thrive in a poor offensive environment like the one he's in. Jones is startable as a desperation flex play but nothing more. Try to keep him on the bench in Week 10.

Week 8 at Seattle Seahawks
Marvin Jones stormed back on the scene in Week 6 following two slow performances with a 7-100-1 line against the Dolphins. Jones has been a volatile fantasy producer of late but has demonstrated the ability to turn in relevant performances in the right game script and matchup catching passes from Trevor Lawrence. He remains the clear top downfield target in Jacksonville with D.J. Chark done for the year and Laviska Shenault being used strictly underneath. Week 8 presents a great opportunity for Jones to turn in another solid performance against a Seattle secondary that is amongst the worst in the NFL. It's unfortunate Jones will not be able to benefit from the game script that Russell Wilson would bring if the Seahawks were healthy on offense, but he can be slotted into lineups as an upside WR3 given the plush matchup in Week 8.

Week 5 vs. Tennessee Titans
Marvin Jones had easily his worst performance of the season in Week 4, catching only three passes for 24 scoreless yards. It was Jones's first game with fewer than five receptions and less than 50 receiving yards on the year. He will carry immediate bounce-back potential in light of the season-ending injury D.J. Chark suffered, which should boost Jones's target share even if it has a detrimental impact on the offense as a whole. Jones should maintain his current role and could add some more deep routes that Chark would normally run to his snap share as Laviska Shenault continues to operate closer to the line of scrimmage. A Week 5 matchup with the thoroughly mediocre Titans defense is nothing to be afraid of, making Jones an interesting flex option this week given that the Jags live in negative game script.