Jauan Jennings has been a fantasy asset each of the past two seasons. Now he's on a new team with a new QB, and he's not viewed as a high-volume receiver. But is the fantasy market undervaluing him?
Playing on a one-year contract, Jennings is somehow approaching his post-prime years. A late bloomer in the NFL, the former seventh-round draft pick is now 29 years old. He's left one pretty crowded offense for a potentially more crowded offense, led by alpha receiver Justin Jefferson and backed by former first-round pick Jordan Addison and deceptively capable TE T.J. Hockenson.
Jennings' overall-205 / WR68 ADP doesn't accurately reflect his potential. Sure, he could be buried on the depth chart. But even 60 targets would almost guarantee that he exceeds
fantasy expectations. A minimum of four looks a game seems entirely reasonable.
Much hinges on whether Kyler Murray can help elevate this offense -- a question that probably will be answered resoundingly before the end of this month. Regardless, the fantasy market has decided to rank Cyrus Allen, Jalen Nailor, Tank Dell, Calvin Ridley, and other potential non-top-80 WRs ahead of him. Don't overlook Jennings.
For a deeper dive into Jennings' fantasy ceiling, listen to this recent podcast episode.
This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: Is Jauan Jennings a vastly undervalued fantasy WR?
