Week 17 at Houston
As usual, Hurns is on the injury list again this week. But he's played through a multitude of issues and had eight receptions for 106 yards and two scores last week. He was limited to two catches for 30 yards earlier this season by Houston, but did score in the game to salvage the outing and remains a solid No. 3 receiving option with plenty of upside.
Week 16 at New Orleans
A thigh injury is limiting Hurns production, as is the emergence of Julius Thomas in Jacksonville's passing game. He had just two receptions for 44 yards last week on five targets. But better days could be ahead this week. New Orleans' pass defense is dead last and the Saints will likely score some points, forcing the Jaguars to keep throwing it as well.
Week 15 vs. Atlanta
As he has for the majority of this season, Hurns is on the injury report again this week. But he's coming off another 100-yard game - though he had just three catches - and got into the end zone for the first time since Week 10. Atlanta has allowed just six WR scores all season, but Hurns should be good enough in what promises to be a shootout to put up No. 2 receiver numbers.
Week 14 vs. Indianapolis
After sitting out last week, Hurns has been cleared to return to action this week. Indianapolis allowed two 100-yard receivers to the Steelers last week and Hurns had 11 catches for 116 yards and a score earlier this season against Indianapolis. There's no reason to think Hurns won't be a solid No. 2 receiver with some upside this week.
Week 12 vs. San Diego
Hurns had his seven-game TD streak ended last week and had just three catches for 19 yards, easily making it his worst game of the season. Hurns isn't exactly a TD-reliant player since he did have a streak of a touchdown or at least 60 yards in every game until last week, but the Chargers have given up just seven WR scores this season and have only allowed two WR TDs in a game twice this season. Be careful here. Hurns is probably more of a No. 3 or flex start this week.
Week 10 vs. Tennessee
Another week, another TD for Hurns, who also had five catches for 62 yards and a score. The touchdown continued his streak of seven consecutive games with a touchdown. He's still on the injury list this week with an abdomen injury - it's been something different seemingly each week - but he continues to play though the issues and be effective. While Tennessee's pass defense isn't great, it has been tough on opposing wideouts, allowing the ninth fewest fantasy points. But Hurns has been a TD machine. Keep rolling him out there as a low-end No. 2, high-end No. 3 receiver.
Week 10 at Baltimore
Hurns keeps showing up on the injury report but he keeps on playing - and scoring. He's now scored in six consecutive games and added five receptions for a season-high 122 yards last week, to boot. Now, he gets to face a terrible Baltimore pass defense that has allowed seven TDs to opposing receivers in the past three games. Hurd continues to fly under the radar but is a solid start in all formats as a No. 2 receiver - at worst.
Week 9 at New York Jets
Hurns continues to miss time with an ankle/thigh injury that is limiting his practice time, even though the Jags are coming off a bye week. The injury hasn't kept him out of the lineup yet and he has now caught TD passes in five consecutive games. Darrelle Revis will likely follow Allen Robinson around this weekend, meaning Hurns could be the more productive receiver in this game. Use him as a No. 3 receiver and you probably won't be sorry.
Week 7 vs. Buffalo
Hurns continues to play through an ankle injury that has plagued him for nearly a month. He hasn't let it affect him too much, though, as he caught a touchdown pass for a fourth consecutive week - though he had a season-low two catches for 30 yards. He should find some room to work against Buffalo, which has allowed double-digit receptions and eight TD passes overall to opposing wide receivers this season. Feel free to use him as a decent No. 3 or high-end flex play this week.
Week 6 vs. Houston
Hurns is emerging as a solid fantasy receiver with 116 yards and a score in each of the past two weeks. He did that on five catches last week and is the deep threat in Jacksonville's offense. Hurns has now scored in three straight games, even though he's been dealing with thigh and ankle injuries. Keep rolling him out there as a low-end No. 2/high-end No. 3 receiver with plenty of upside. The touchdowns are going to dry up at some point, but they haven't yet.
