Week 11 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
With Blake Bortles throwing 38 passes for over 300 yards last week at Indy, James O’Shaughnessy was targeted six times, leading to five grabs for 46 yards. While he still has not been in the end zone, it was the TE’s most productive game of the season. O’Shaughnessy has become a bigger part of the Jacksonville passing attack during the past month but should be used as no more than a TE2 option versus a solid Pitt defense.
Week 10 at Indianapolis Colts
After missing the Week 8 contest in London versus the Eagles due to a hip injury, James O’Shaughnessy is expected back at Indy on Sunday. The Colts secondary has struggled this season but there should be better options for your starting fantasy TE.
Week 7 vs. Houston Texans
Blake Bortles threw 26 passes at Dallas last Sunday with four going in the direction of James O’Shaughnessy. The TE snagged three balls for 29 yards, but none of the six pass catchers posted big numbers in the loss. With Niles Paul placed on I.R. with a knee injury, O’Shaughnessy will be the Jags starter for the foreseeable future and should see a decent amount of targets, making him a TE2 option.
Week 6 at Dallas Cowboys
With Austin Seferian-Jenkins being placed on IR, James O’Shaughnessy will be the Jaguars starting TE for the foreseeable future. In the past two weeks, he’s been targeted nine times, resulting in five grabs for 55 yards. Blake Bortles has put the ball in the air 99 times for over 800 yards the past two contests, so O’Shaughnessy may be worth a TE2 look.
