Laviska Shenault

Week 13 at Los Angeles Rams

Laviska Shenault continues to operate a limited role in the league's worst passing offense. He can't be counted on for sufficient volume to be relevant in fantasy, and he doesn't see deep enough targets to get the yardage necessary to make up for the limited usage. Shenault, like all of the other pass catchers in Jacksonville, is not reliable for fantasy and should be relegated to benches in fantasy leagues.

Week 10 at Indianapolis Colts

Laviska Shenault continues to get his cardio in for the Jags, but wind sprints don't show up in the box score and Shenault enters Week 10 having exceeded 50 yards receiving in two games all year. Shenault's fantasy profile is that of a limited-volume, low-aDOT slot receiver in a bad offense. Need I say more? Keep Shenault on your bench or drop him for a higher upside player down the stretch.

Week 8 at Seattle Seahawks
Laviska Shenault caught six balls in Week 6 but continued to have little to show for his volume, with the sophomore wideout only registering 54 scoreless yards on those receptions. Shenault operates almost entirely underneath as a low-aDOT run-after-catch threat, a role that carries little fantasy value in an offense that struggles as often as Jacksonville's does. Shenault's recent target volume has made him worthy of a roster spot in PPR leagues, and he will carry some upside into Week 8 when he faces off with a weak Seattle defense that bleeds huge yardage in the passing game. Shenault is a high-risk and unexciting fantasy option, but Week 8 should be among his best chances to produce all year. Start Shenault at the flex if you're hurting from injuries or bye weeks, but be aware he carries the potential to bust every week.