TE: Brenton Strange - JAX
- Taylor Moser
- Jul 2
- 2 min read
2024 Season Summary
Overall Stats
Receptions: 40 (tied 111th among TEs)
Receiving Yards: 411 (tied 118th)
Touchdowns: 2 (tied 116th)
Yards per Reception: 10.3
Role & Opportunity
Appeared in all 17 games, started 10 while Evan Engram was injured
Logged 53 targets (3.1 per game)
Snap share: ~56% overall, jumped to ~74% during two separate 4-game starter stretches
Efficiency & Production Metrics
Target Share: 10.2% of team pass attempts; red zone share was 24.9%
Catch Rate: 75.5% (97.6% of targets catchable); ranked top 20 in target accuracy and YPT
Yards per Route Run (YPRR): 1.93 (top 13% among TEs)
Fantasy Impact When Starting
Delivered ≥10 PPR points in four starts:
4/24/1
5/59
11/73
4/60
Two fantasy scoring bursts:
36 PPR points in a 3-game stretch (9th-best over that span)
30.5 points in another (17th-best)
Averaged 8.3 fantasy points per game as starter—ranked 19th among TEs
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Opportunity & Role
Enters 2025 as Jacksonville’s clear TE1 following Evan Engram’s release
No rookie TE competition added; full-time role confirmed
New head coach Liam Coen expected to increase TE usage via multi-TE sets
Favorable early schedule: six of first seven opponents allowed 28+ TE touchdowns in 2024
Week 1: Carolina (#32 vs TEs)
Week 2: Cincinnati (#31 vs TEs)
Supporting Cast & Offensive Context
Surrounded by elite weapons (Travis Hunter, Brian Thomas Jr.) who stretch defenses vertically
Offensive scheme and line both improved via new GM and Coen’s passing attack
Headliner Take
Brenton Strange enters 2025 as one of the top sleeper tight ends in fantasy football. With elite YPRR and target quality metrics, plus a locked-in starting role and a cupcake opening schedule, Strange has league-winning upside for virtually no draft capital.
He’s a stash-worthy TE2 with the potential to climb into the weekly TE1 conversation early in the season. If you punt tight end in drafts, Strange is a free lottery ticket worth holding.
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