Christian Kirk

Kirk enjoyed a breakout of sorts last year with career highs in catches, yards and yards per target in his fourth and final year with the Cardinals. But the production was largely driven by availability, as he played all 17 games after injuries limited him to 14 or fewer each previous year. The 2018 second-round pick was still a backup in most fantasy leagues, averaging 4.5 catches for 57.8 yards on 6.1 targets per game while finding paydirt only five times all season. The Jaguars believe Kirk, 25, still has room to grow, as they signed him in March to a four-year, $72 million contract that's been oft-mentioned as the overpay of the offseason. Which isn't to say Kirk is a bad player, but this isn't the first nor second time he's been set up for a breakout, and even last season it didn't really happen despite DeAndre Hopkins missing nearly half the year. Kirk did see more targets in the seven games Hopkins missed, but his YPT dropped a bit (8.4) in accordance with his volume rising (7.7 looks per game). He now heads to Jacksonville, where efficiency has been a problem for nearly every pass catcher who's worn teal and gold in recent years. The hope is that QB Trevor Lawrence and coach Doug Pederson can turn things around for the beleaguered franchise, in which case Kirk would be one of the main beneficiaries for fantasy.