Christian Kirk has one year remaining on his contract with the Jaguars and is likely to be cut to create cap space. Despite his injury issues, he has shown his potential with a 1,000-yard season and could serve as a valuable addition to the Patriots' receiving corps, providing depth alongside their pursuit of a top-tier receiver.

Jacksonville's offensive line has been a surprisingly strong unit this season, consistently performing at a top-12 level. All five starters boast respectable pass-blocking grades, contributing to Mac Jones's recent success under center. Facing a Raiders defense missing key players on the defensive line, Jacksonville is well-positioned to exploit this matchup, allowing for potential offensive gains despite struggles in the run game.

Travis Etienne Jr. has seen a significant decline in dynasty value this season but is trending upward after recent performances. He out-snapped his teammate and showed effectiveness in both rushing and receiving. With favorable matchups against the Raiders and Titans in the coming weeks, he presents a potential value for win-now dynasty managers, especially if acquired for a reasonable price.

Brenton Strange has emerged as a key player for the Jaguars, showcasing his potential as the future starting tight end. In Week 15, he excelled with 11 catches for 73 yards, filling in for Evan Engram, who is now on IR. With Engram's absence, Strange is likely to receive increased opportunities in the coming weeks, making him a potential difference-maker in the fantasy playoffs.

Evan Engram has been placed on IR, opening the door for Brenton Strange to step into a prominent role at tight end for the Jaguars. Strange showcased his potential by catching 11 of 12 targets for 73 yards in Week 15, indicating that the Jaguars may focus on him to assess his future as their starting tight end.