Although they aren’t always accurate, player forecasts are a reliable indicator for weekly fantasy expectations. With our weekly breakdown of a few NFL 2024 week 7 point forecasts, we’re here to guide you through those figures and help you choose wisely for your fantasy squad.

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HIGHER

Kirk Cousins vs Seattle Seahawks

PROJECTED POINTS: 15.2: This season, Kirk Cousins has played more like Kirk Conundrum, going into four games with fewer than 13 fantasy points; yet, he did record 17.5 vs the Eagles in Week 2 and 34.4 vs the Buccaneers in Week 5. This week at the Seahawks, I’m willing to put my trust in him even though it’s difficult to do.

In the last three weeks, the Seattle defense has produced the QB4, QB10, and QB6, giving up more than 22 fantasy scores to each of Jared Goff, Daniel Jones, and Brock Purdy, after shutting down Bo Nix, Jacoby Brissett, and Skylar Thompson to begin the competition. From what I can tell, Cousins will look more like a member of the latter triad than the former. In week seven, he is a great stream.

Drake Maye vs Jacksonville Jaguars

PROJECTED POINTS: 13.9: Despite throwing two interceptions, Maye produced 19.5 fantasy points in his first NFL start. Against the Texans, who have one of the best passing defenses in the league this year, he passed for 243 yards and three touchdowns. In Week 6, Maye also made use of his mobility, amassing 38 yards via the air.

This season, the Jaguars have given up the most fantasy points, passing touchdowns, and passing yards to quarterbacks; in fact, Jacksonville is giving up four more fantasy points per play to quarterbacks than any other club. Josh Allen, C.J. Stroud, Joe Flacco, and Caleb Williams have all scored at least 23 fantasy points versus the Jaguars over the past four games.

Tank Bigsby vs New England Patriots

PROJECTED POINTS: 6.0: Bigsby’s meager 2.4 points in Week 6 was a major letdown for fantasy managers following his enormous showing in Week 5. Last week, even though Travis Etienne was sidelined for most of the game, Bigsby only saw seven carries during the day as the Bears’ attack, led by Caleb Williams, was overwhelming the Jaguars.

Bigsby will get more carries this week as the Jaguars should be able to remain competitive with the Patriots’ attack. Thanks to a hamstring issue, Etienne has been limited in practice. The running back position is receiving the sixth-most fantasy points from New England’s defense in 2024.

With an average of 7.2 yards per carry, Bigsby leads all qualified rushers. The Pats have given up 5 yards per carry to running backs this season. The Patriots have already given up eight touchdowns to running backs this season; also, Bigsby ought to be in charge of all goal-line responsibilities if Etienne is out.

Nick Chubb vs Cincinnati Bengals

PROJECTED POINTS: 9.4: It looks like Chubb will be back this Sunday, and the timing couldn’t be more ideal. According to NFL Pro, the Bengals rank 31st in defensive rushing efficiency. This season, they have given up a fantasy RB in the top 16 every week.

Cleveland is probably going all in on the run game after dealing away Amari Cooper. And even though the offense will probably be struggling, Chubb ought to get at least 15 touches right away.

Although it is a bit dangerous to start the 28-year-old running back in his first playoff with a serious knee injury, he should be a reliable RB3 at the very least if you don’t have alternatives. He has an RB counterpart in Zack Moss, but I would gladly start him over Moss in this game.

Zay Flowers vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers

PROJECTED POINTS: 13.9: In back-to-back games over the last two weeks, Flowers has recorded over 110 receiving yards and at least 19 fantasy points. In four of the six games so far this season. The wide receiver has seen nine targets or more. In NFL 2024 Week 7, he will square up against the Buccaneers, an exciting battle.

In the same two-week span, the Bucs have allowed at least 14 fantasy points to be scored against them by Drake London (33.4), Darnell Mooney (31.5), Bub Means (15.5), and KhaDarel Hodge (14.7). You may also read: NFL 2024 Rankings Week 7: Landing place of spiralling jets

Cade Otton vs Baltimore Ravens

PROJECTED POINTS: 7.5: George Kittle is the tight end who has played in the most games with more than seven fantasy points than anybody else. Who will come next? With four, Cade Otton. While it doesn’t sound impressive, he has averaged 6.8 targets, 4.5 receptions, and 39.5 yards over the last month. It’s enough to surpass this estimate and establish him as a worthy starter in the appropriate matchups.

Similar to this one versus Baltimore, who boast the 27th-ranked passing defense among NFL Pros and have given up the fifth-highest number of fantasy points per game to the position. Baker Mayfield and company will need to throw a lot to keep up with the Ravens in what should be a high-scoring contest.

Otton should have enough leftovers to threaten double-digit fantasy points and perhaps even challenge for a TE1 finish, even if Tampa Bay receivers will get their share.

LOWER

Breece Hall vs Pittsburgh Steelers

PROJECTED POINTS: 16.7: Hall, who just consumed a 20-burger, is the second-highest predicted running back for NFL 2024 Week 7 and I’m going LOWER. I apologize for skewing your deliciousness. Though to be fair, you’re still starting him, my expectations are much lower against Pittsburgh, the NFL Pro’s top run defense, than they were against the Bills’ weak rush defense from the previous week.

The floor is extremely low here, especially for a stud player, as Hall was terrible against the elite fronts of the Broncos and Vikings. With Davante Adams on board, maybe, the offense will be improved, which would increase Hall’s upside potential. If you’re fortunate enough to have superior starting alternatives, I would steer clear of the third-year back for this week’s game possibly the worst one available.

Jordan Mason vs Kansas City Chiefs

PROJECTED POINTS: 12.3: Mason has an exceedingly touch matchup in addition to battling with a small shoulder ailment that may limit his snaps and touches in Week 7. As of 2024, the Chiefs are allowing running backs to score the fewest fantasy points per game just 3.1 yards per carry and 53 rushing yards per game to the position. This season, Kansas City has not let a running back gain more than 50 yards in a game, and only one RB has scored 13 or more fantasy points.

For three of the past four weeks, including the past two games, Mason has failed to score 12 fantasy points. Because he is not frequently used in the passing game, his fantasy points are heavily dependent on touchdowns. He’s only managed 9.6 points per game on average in the three games in which he hasn’t scored a touchdown on the ground.

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Not every NFL team has a 2-0 start. Of course, any organization can rejoice when it goes undefeated in the first two weeks of the season. A club that has begun 2-0 has advanced to the postseason 63.9% of the time since 1990.
Nevertheless, certain teams who start well are sure to falter or make mistakes due to the schedule arrangement and other factors that strongly impact such a short sample size.

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Though six of the 9 teams that finished the regular season with a 2-0 record advanced to the postseason, a few of them were not long-term contenders. In light of this, the nine 2-0 teams from this season have been ranked by the sports media into three tiers according to their qualifications as contenders.

1. Kansas City Chiefs

Real competitors: The Chiefs easily could have been 0-2 and causing fear of a Super Bowl three-peat attempt if they hadn’t ended up on the winning side of a few plays in the fourth quarter. With Patrick Mahomes starting at quarterback, Kansas City is 2-0 for the seventh time in seven seasons. Call it luck, championship mettle, or a combination of the two. Thoughts of a much more potent offensive may have been premature given Marquise “Hollywood” Brown’s permanent shoulder injury and Kingsley Suamataia.

A rookie left tackle, being benched on Sunday. Though Travis Kelce hasn’t played much in the passing offense thus far, this is still the team that everyone is pursuing, and there are good reasons to think that big improvement is imminent. Kansas City’s margin for error feels as large as ever, with Mahomes still able to muster an explosive play at any time and Steve Spagnuolo’s defense performing well in crucial situations.

2. Buffalo Bills

Buffalo has seen more personnel hits as a result of roster turbulence during the summer. However, the Bills haven’t given up yet. While still figuring out a reorganized receiving corps, Josh Allen and company have demonstrated numerous ways to take advantage of defenses, with Joe Brady emerging as one of the NFL’s most versatile offensive minds.

Eventually, Sean McDermott will need to show that he can handle the hits that might make the difference against the best in the AFC. But as of right now, the Bills are among the few teams that can compete with the Chiefs, or any other elite team, at their peak.

3. Houston Texans

The Texans didn’t exactly thrash their first two opponents, and they are tied with the Chiefs for the lowest point differential (+8) among all the unbeaten teams. Additionally, the defense had the opportunity to start against Caleb Williams and Anthony Richardson, who had combined for six starts. However, Houston has every player needed to challenge for the championship, and DeMeco Ryans, the current NFL Coach of the Year, is keeping his team in a winning position.

Joe Mixon appeared revitalized in his 159-yard effort in Week 1, but he later sustained an ankle injury vs the Chicago Bears. Continued improvement in the running game might send the team over the top. In light of the AFC South’s apparent lack of competitiveness, the Texans have a great chance to win the division once again and secure a highly advantageous seeding.

4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Almost there: The three-time defending NFC South champs, who are enjoying their fourth straight 2-0 start, might be past due for a slump. With Tom Brady in the core, the first two were a known powerhouse. Tampa Bay’s 20-16 victory over the Detroit Lions on Sunday served as a reminder that they are among the best in the conference, as Baker Mayfield and Todd Bowles have stymied any thoughts of a regression. Secure your NFL London Tickets now to be part of this unforgettable experience.

Although Bowles’ group tends to stay firm in crucial situations, Chris Godwin’s return is a huge help to the offense. Although the Bucs’ abilities are easily apparent, two potential long-term limits include a stagnated run game and a lack of potency in the pass rush.

5. New Orleans Saints

The Saints may have made the most significant offseason acquisition, while receiving flak for persisting in investing heavily in a team that has delivered mediocre performance in recent years. After signing offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, New Orleans’s veteran-laden offense saw a spark that few could have predicted, as their 91 points through two games are tied for the fourth-highest total in league history.

The scoring explosions did, however, occur against the defenseless Carolina Panthers and a Dallas Cowboys team playing in its second game under a new scheme. Nevertheless, play-action and motion plays have been used extensively. It has helped both Derek Carr who appears much more assured now than he did in his rocky Big Easy debut.

Alvin Kamara a five-time Pro Bowler who allows the NFL in yards from scrimmage (290) who averaged just 3.9 yards per rush the previous season. Take them up a notch if the Saints can withstand the arduous four-game stretch they have coming up. Pin down any expectations of a home Super Bowl, though, for the time being. You may also read: News for NFL 2024 real rivalry among the chaos?

6. Minnesota Vikings

More to prove: Since Sam Darnold is the star of the Vikings’ explosive first season and he was once selected in the top five, it makes sense that the quarterback’s highlight reel has been him (Mayfield was the trailblazer in this case). There’s no denying, however, that defensive coordinator Brian Flores deserves more credit. Upon Minnesota’s six sacks and two turnovers in a 23-17 victory on Sunday, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy told Flores, “Your scheme is crazy.”

Throughout the season, Flores should continue to rattle opposition offenses. But Darnold still needs to show that he can be a reliable triggerman and do more than just let Justin Jefferson be Justin Jefferson. However, if Kevin O’Connell can keep finding him good locations and his pass catchers’ growing injuries avoid taking too much of a toll. Minnesota might be considered for the wild card come late in the season.

7. Los Angeles Chargers

Jim Harbaugh’s team has proven its NFL alternative identity with 395 yards of running as opposed to 270 yards of passing. However, the strategy employed to shut down the Raiders and Panthers most likely won’t work as well against teams like the Steelers and Chiefs. These are scheduled to play in the following two weeks.

An inexperienced receiving corps promises to be a roadblock when early-game circumstances are less favorable. The Bolts’ outstanding defensive efforts are intrinsically linked to the ailing passing attacks they encountered. In spite of this, the Chargers’ schedule is so forgiving that they could end up becoming a rough-and-tumble replica of the Dolphins from the previous season.

8. Pittsburgh Steelers

Given the similarities between the two teams, it seems sense that the Steelers and Chargers will square off on Sunday. Pittsburgh’s defense, like Los Angeles’, has suffocated its overmatched opponents, but it needs a bigger challenge. Additionally, with Justin Fields substituting for Russell Wilson, the Steelers haven’t had to ask much of their passing game. Mike Tomlin has demonstrated the ability to overcome roster weaknesses that would hinder less successful coaches.

This formula doesn’t seem sustainable in the long run because neither Fields nor Wilson appear to be able to save the offense the way Herbert can. Pittsburgh’s early success has been largely attributed to a league-best +5 turnover differential. Perhaps the defense can keep producing huge plays. But if the team decides to stick with Fields who committed 41 turnovers in 40 games while logging 135 sacks the offense may be in for some more serious holes down the road.

9. Seattle Seahawks

Give Mike Macdonald credit for starting the season with a spotless record something no other trainer in franchise history has accomplished in his first year. Macdonald is the youngest coach in the NFL at 37. However, facing the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots. Two teams going through significant roster turnover, was the easiest opening slate Seattle faced. Geno Smith appears to be in complete control of Ryan Grubb’s offense.

The new offensive coordinator, and Macdonald’s intricate scheme will probably continue to stump opponents throughout the season. However, the offensive line which is particularly weak on the interior remains a serious concern. Ranking 31st pass block victory rate (38%) and run block win rate (65%). Even though many people didn’t think the Seahawks would be as competitive. Once the competition heats up, a relapse appears inevitable.

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In NFL 2024 Week 2, there were eight distinct upset victories by underdogs, highlighted by Atlanta’s thrilling Monday night comeback victory in Philadelphia. During the previous five seasons, eight upsets in one weekend have only occurred twice on average, so it feels good to open the season in a wild manner. The most recent power rankings for 2024 are provided using FanDuel Sportsbook’s Super Bowl odds, despite the difficulty in arranging league rankings when eight favorites fall simultaneously.

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1. Kansas City Chiefs

Name it Chiefs magic. Patrick Mahomes did not have a great day, but he did put his team in position for the walk-off victory. Though it did score a touchdown and make the necessary late stops, the defense also gave up some big plays. That’s the look of championship DNA.

2. Houston Texans 

Though I’m not sure the Texans should be all the way up in the No. 2 place this soon, they were one of the few teams outside of Kansas City to win in Week 2. Although Houston’s offense and C.J. Stroud didn’t perform well against Chicago, this only provided the defense and special teams with more opportunities to show off their skills.

3. Detroit Lions

The Lions must have slept very little on Sunday night. You had Dan Campbell’s error on the poorly executed field goal during the half. The most obvious of them was Detroit’s startling 1-of-7 performance in the red zone. It was probably a 10-point Lions victory, but that’s why you watch the games. Ultimately, I’m not worrying about it.

4. San Francisco 49ers

I don’t feel overly affected by Minnesota’s defeat. That was one strange game Brock Purdy picked in his own red zone, there was a goal line stand, and a blocked punt. I don’t think that will occur very frequently. The fact that the 49ers are no longer benefiting from excellent health, however, worries me. Deebo Samuel will now lose some time due to Christian McCaffrey’s placement on injured reserve. In the end, none of it was important. Throughout their final four possessions, the Lions were within striking distance and managed just zero points.

5. Buffalo Bills

The Buffalo Bills don’t give a damn. They don’t give a damn about the other team’s skill level or the spread. Buffalo Bills have little interest in who is listed as injured or which starters are substituted throughout the match. They will just go out and complete the task.

6. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 

Really, Todd Bowles is a marvel. At the conclusion of the Bucs’ victory in Detroit on Sunday, the team had lost an All-Pro safety, both starting defensive tackles, and their nickel back due to illness. A four-point triumph over a defense lacking in depth was made possible by exceptional coaching. You may also like: NFL 2024, 3 teams in 3rd Week cover the Gap

7. Philadelphia Eagles

With Jalen Hurts’ running abilities and the Eagles’ clutch plays, Monday night’s game was beginning to resemble one from 2022. After a crushing defeat, the Eagles had a collapse that was anything but clutch as they now embark on a difficult road swing.

8. Baltimore Ravens 

Under Lamar Jackson as their starting quarterback, the Ravens are an amazing 54-7 when they have a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter. It is noteworthy, however, that five of those seven defeats have occurred after 2022. After another frustrating loss to the Raiders, these men need to get better at football in crucial situations.

9. New Orleans Saints

The powers of effective coaching are astounding. This Saints offense is largely composed of the same players who found it difficult to score more than 20 points per game in 2023. They resemble fire-breathing monsters with Klint Kubiak leading the plays. We have to concede that New Orleans might be legitimate after destroying Dallas.

10. Cincinnati Bengals

Despite a devastating setback in Kansas City, strangely enough, I have more positive feelings about the Bengals. Seeing Joe Burrow appear like himself must be reassuring, and Patrick Mahomes had a difficult time playing against the Cincinnati defense. That squad will overcome this 0–2 deficit if we see them frequently.

11. Green Bay Packers

Without Jordan Love, life wasn’t pretty, but it was also a lot less terrifying than I had thought. The Packers’ ability to outgain the Colts in rush yardage that day nearly 300 yards helped. Malik Willis might be OK for Green Bay if we presume he only needs to perform that well once or twice more before Love returns.

12. New York Jets
The Jets finished with a respectable 1-1, making them one of just four teams without a home game through two weeks. With youngster Braelon Allen looking every bit as entertaining as Breece Hall, Sunday’s victory in Nashville may have been the game that convinced us they have two reliable alternatives in the backfield.

13. Dallas Cowboys

Assuming that Week 1 was an exact replica of all the Cowboys’ successful victories in 2023, Week 2 would be an exact replica of all their disappointing defeats. To put it plainly, the defense was unable to halt the run or obtain any sort of stop. Though the primary issue was the defensive collapse, one may reasonably question whether the offense have any valuable weapons except CeeDee Lamb.

14. Seattle Seahawks

Even though Seattle’s resume isn’t very impressive right now, it’s still commendable to start the season 2-0 under a rookie head coach. In the early going, Geno Smith is quietly performing really well.

15. Cleveland Browns

It’s amazing how much more effective the Browns’ defense appeared once their offense managed to prevent a first-half deficit. Deshaun Watson wasn’t spectacular, but this club appeared more capable of contending for a postseason berth.

16. Pittsburgh Steelers

Here’s a statistic: According to Pro Football Focus, Justin Fields is tied for the greatest player in the NFL with Aaron Rodgers and Geno Smith after two weeks of play. He hasn’t made any plays that should have been reviewed. This basically indicates that in two complete starts, he hasn’t endangered the ball. This Pittsburgh defense is playing at a level that is good enough to win a lot of games.

17. Minnesota Vikings

Just ask Brock Purdy; don’t believe me? With San Francisco managing just 17 points on Sunday, the 49ers’ top quarterback informed Minnesota defensive coordinator Brian Flores that his approach is “crazy.” While there is some amusement value to the Sam Darnold Reclamation Project, the Vikings defense appears to be in control early on.

18. Atlanta Falcons

Kirk Cousins appeared to be having difficulty recovering from an Achilles injury during the opening fifty-five minutes of the Falcons’ game against the Philadelphia Eagles. That winning drive in the game, though? Whoa. Atlanta should be alright if Cousins can consistently put that together with a largely strong defensive effort.

19. Arizona Cardinals

That’s right, Kyler Murray is back. Though it’s difficult to assess the Cardinals’ defense after their 41-10 victory, Kyler is undoubtedly better than the Rams’ offense. Arizona’s run game along with Murray’s playmaking made this team exciting to watch on any given Sunday.

20. Chicago Bears

It is an ancient story. Many of us overlooked asking if the offensive line could hold up well enough to make it all work because we were too focused on the talent players Caleb Williams would have to deal with. Though I must say it’s too early to panic, it’s been far more unpleasant than I had anticipated. Nevertheless, at least the defense is vile.

21. Los Angeles Rams

The Rams’ availability is more important in this ranking than their skill level. After losing Puka Nacua and the majority of their offensive line, Cooper Kupp is the most recent casualty. Until some guys return to the lineup, I simply don’t know how good these guys are. With San Francisco on board, things aren’t going to get any easier.

22. Miami Dolphins

Best wishes to Tua Tagovailoa. Football is not as essential to him as his concussion recovery. Nevertheless, the Dolphins still have a game this weekend, and any club that loses its starting quarterback is hard to cheer for.

23. Jacksonville Jaguars

You can always bank on two or three mistakes to ruin any memorable play or run of good fortune by the Jaguars. Jacksonville does not have the luxury of time to correct its mistakes as Houston appears to be a serious contender in the AFC South.

25. Las Vegas Raiders
Gardner Minshew is a wonderful guy to watch because, as he demonstrated in Baltimore on Sunday, he can occasionally pull a rabbit out of his hat. Minshew’s performance suggests that the Raiders have a strong enough group to contend. As the season progresses, how frequently can those two things line up?

26. New England Patriots

When a lousy team fails to receive the memo that it is intended to lose, it is extremely enjoyable. The Patriots have taken up the mantle in 2024, following the Arizona Cardinals in 2023. The offense has had two opportunities to win games this season, but this defense is going to make life miserable for every team it faces.

27. Indianapolis Colts

It is believed that Anthony Richardson would struggle with consistency and decision-making. The Colts defense giving up 261 running yards against a team that is starting a backup quarterback is a little more concerning.

28. Washington Commanders
It’s not like this was a spectacular performance the Commanders defeated the Giants 21–18 without scoring a touchdown. Nonetheless, I felt that Jayden Daniels was quite well for someone making his second NFL start, especially after his first game-winning drive.

29. Tennessee Titans

The Titans have many positive aspects. The defense is formidable, and on Sunday, Calvin Ridley produced his first significant plays as a Titan. If Will Levis keeps doing ridiculous things with the football, it won’t matter. It would also be fantastic if the punt team could straighten things out.

30. Denver Broncos

Perhaps you’ve already seen this statistic, but it’s worth noting: Only 11 of the 36 passes Bo Nix has attempted to complete have gone more than five yards downfield; four of his misses have been intercepted. Growing pains were inevitable, but for the novice, it has been unpleasant.

31. New York Giants

The Giants will likely defeat the Commanders if they have a healthy kicker despite all the difficulties, they have already faced this season. Notwithstanding their knowledge of Graham Gano’s injuries, New York’s brass took no action to prevent his loss. Already, after just two weeks, the Giants have experienced that kind of season.

32. Carolina Panthers

The Panthers won’t be able to make significant progress this season. This season, they have been outscored 73–13, and now that Bryce Young was selected first overall in the draft, they have benched him after just 18 starts. While it already seems like a lost season, there must be hope that Andy Dalton can show improvement right away.

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Which Jacksonville Jaguars, fresh off a significant preseason victory against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, are emerging? When it comes time for roster cuts the following week, the Jacksonville Jaguars will have some difficult choices to make, but their 20-7 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Saturday helped highlight whether players are on the rise or decline. Who, then, did well, and who might have injured their chances? Below, we dissect it.

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Mac Jones:

Mac Jones, in a sense, emerged from Saturday smelling like roses. Although Jones had one terrible sack and failed to throw a third-down pass to an open Elijah Cooks, it wasn’t a perfect game. However, he led three scoring drives, showed strong offensive management, and effectively claimed the backup position with his effective play. One well-known NFL quarterback is Mac Jones.

Jones demonstrated his accurate passing and leadership abilities as he guided the Crimson Tide to a national title in the 2020 season under head coach Nick Saban. After being selected in the 2021 NFL Draft by the New England Patriots, Jones immediately established himself as a rising star in the league thanks to his poise and football IQ, which earned him the starting quarterback position.

Cam Little:

Rookie kicker Cam Little has hit five of six field goals throughout training camp, adding two more on Saturday. Only one kick, a 62-yard field goal last week, which he had plenty of legs left for, has he missed. Since Josh Lambo joined the Jaguars in 2019, Little has been the easiest kicker to work with. He’s also had the best preseason and training camp of any kicker.

He is a well-known placekicker in football, particularly with the Arkansas Razorbacks. Little, who was well regarded for his accuracy and reliability, made significant contributions because of his outstanding field goal percentages and clutch plays in pressure-filled circumstances. Because of his capacity to perform effectively under pressure and contribute meaningful points, he is thought to be one of the sport’s best players in his position.

Parker Washington:

Parker Washington has gained more reps during the past week and this week due to Christian Kirk’s injury. Early in the game, Washington was Jones’ most frequently targeted pass-catcher. He also caught a 25-yard touchdown throw on third-and-17, which was good for the Jaguars’ first point of the game and his second huge play of the preseason. You may also read: Spotlight on the Atlanta Falcons NFL London Season

Breeland Speaks:

After two preseason games, Speaks recorded his second sack of the season on Saturday and has been a reliable force for the Jaguars. The Jaguars’ depth makes it difficult for him to get the active roster, but Doug Pederson has taken a liking to him.

“Yes, it is difficult. Guys showing up in the middle of camp is hard. However, he’s done a good job merely picking up the vocabulary and the defence. Pederson stated on Monday that he is receiving beneficial game reps. All we have to do is monitor how he does during individual workouts and any team workouts he participates in during the week.”

“However, with this final game, it appears that the second half may have been played, so let’s make the most of those repetitions. With a guy like that, who is probably 53, it’s probably going to be difficult as you continue. However, the practice squad is still a possibility. For it is what many of these guys are vying for. They continue to vie for those positions.”

Stock Down

Elijah Cooks:

Though it’s unclear if the Jaguars will start six or seven receivers, Elijah Cooks hurt his cause on Saturday by misfiring on one of Mac Jones’ best passes. In terms of receiving positions, Jones does not have an advantage over Parker Washington and Devin Duvernay, who are ranked fourth and fifth, respectively. Elijah Cooks, who stands out for his size and quickness.

He excelled at Nevada and became a valuable target because of his ability to make contested catches and his effectiveness in the red zone. For his final season in 2022, Cooks transferred to San Jose State, where he maintained his impressive play and led the team in touchdowns and receiving yards. With an undrafted free agent status after his performance, he has an opportunity to join the NFL and try to carry over his collegiate success into the pros.

Javon Foster:

Although it wasn’t the cleanest night, the offensive tackle selected in the fourth round played the most snaps (62). Pro Football Focus reports that Foster allowed three pressure yards on a couple of plays that had Jones and C.J. Beathard run for their lives. Though it wasn’t the cleanest outing he will have, Foster used Saturday to get some tape up for the coaching staff as he won’t be starting this year.

“What’s interesting is that he continues getting better and better. As the game went on, I believe that some weariness took over and I became a little bit tired near the end,” Pederson stated on Monday. To be honest, he is carefree and doesn’t make many mistakes. If so, it could just be an occasional slip of the mind. However, he’s getting better and making some progress. He and many other people had a lot of repetitions in this last game, but I felt he handled it well.”

Javon Foster is an exceptional offensive lineman who left a lasting impression. Foster was a talented and adaptable lineman who was well-known for his potent blocking and protection abilities, which significantly aided the team’s offensive performance. His on-field exploits demonstrated his potential to be a vital pass-rush defender and a strong running back, solidifying his standing as one of college football’s best linemen.

C.J. Beathard:

C.J. Beathard had a difficult evening. Though he only gained 40 yards, he completed 5 of 7 throws. In addition, Jones was sacked three times and left the game due to a groin injury. Shortly after, Jones found Brevin Easton for a touchdown pass. Beathard is probably going to make the practice squad if Saturday night was supposed to decide who would be the starting quarterback. The San Francisco 49ers selected C.J.

Beathard in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft, which marked the start of his NFL career. He was renowned for his leadership and aggressiveness.

Beathard filled in for starting quarterback Colin Kaepernick throughout the 2017 and 2018 seasons due to injury while with the 49ers. Resilient by nature, Beathard’s greatest contributions to the squad occurred when things were tough. He joined the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2021 and proceeded to play a steady backup quarterback position.

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