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ANALYSIS: Jacksonville has found a younger version of Marcedes Lewis in Austin Seferian-Jenkins, and not just because neither is good at averaging 10 yards per catch. A.S.J. hauled in a Blake Bortles touchdown pass in Week 2 and has back-to-back three-catch games to his credit to start the season. While he will not be challenging Rob Gronkowski or Travis Kelce for the top tight end spot in fantasy football anytime soon, Seferian-Jenkins has to be looked at by fantasy players in need of a TE due to his red-zone capabilities.
Seferian-Jenkins will be facing a Tennessee Titans defense that has allowed quarterbacks to throw for 540 yards and four touchdowns against it in the first two weeks of the season. Sounds like Seferian-Jenkins could be primed for 40 yards and a touchdown grab, especially now that Bortles is confidently throwing darts like he did a couple years ago. As long as you know Seferian-Jenkins is not going to rack up yards in large chunks like Tyreek Hill, sign him up and hope for a few receptions and a two-yard TD.
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