As you set and tweak your fantasy football lineups for Week 6, there is one Jacksonville Jaguars player you should be looking to start, and another you should keep on the bench.
According to NFL.com's Matt Okada, tight end Brenton Strange is a player you should be looking to start against the Houston Texans.
As Okada notes, Strange has turned in some strong performances as of late, catching 14 passes for 163 yards over the last two weeks.
In addition to Strange's elevated production, he's also facing a Texans' defense that has given up some big performances to tight ends recently.
"Houston surrendered big games to both Dalton Kincaid and Tyler Warren, and Strange could follow suit with another high-volume day in London," Okada wrote.
Running back
Bhayshul Tuten, meanwhile, is in the sit category against a very disruptive Houston front.
This season, Tuten has been productive, averaging 4.3 yards per rush, and has proven to be quite good at making defenders miss. That said, this week he and the Jaguars' offensive line face a Houston run defense that ranks third in yards per carry allowed.
"Tuten has been impressively efficient this season, but touchdown vulturing from Trevor Lawrence’s arm and Chris Rodriguez Jr.’s legs have capped his ceiling," Okada wrote. "Now his floor is under threat against a Houston defense allowing the league’s fourth-lowest explosive run rate and the fifth-fewest fantasy points per game to running backs."
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: One Jaguars player to start in Week 6 of fantasy football and one to sit
