Adoree' Jackson Fantasy

Tennessee Titans cornerback Adoree' Jackson (foot) said he's good to go for the wild-card game against the Patriots on Saturday night. Jackson, who has missed the last four games, is the Titans' best cover corner, so getting him back for the first game of the playoffs is huge for Tennessee's secondary. It remains to be seen if he'll cover Julian Edelman, New England's top wide receiver, but either way it's good news for the Titans and bad news for a Patriots passing offense that has looked pretty bad the last three weeks with Edelman limited due to various injuries. Edelman will remain a pretty attractive fantasy pick in DFS at his $6,500 salary.

Jan. 2nd • 2:39 PM

Tennessee Titans defensive back Adoree' Jackson, the team's second first-round pick, could see some time on offense in time, according to general manager Jon Robinson. As a freshman in college, Jackson caught 10 passes and topped out at 27 receptions as a sophomore. The Titans' main priority with Jackson is having him learn cornerback, so his offensive contributions will likely come way down the road. Jackson shouldn't be on anyone's fantasy radar, even in dynasty formats.

May. 10th • 9:48 AM

The Tennessee Titans selected Southern California cornerback Adoree' Jackson with the No. 18 overall pick of the 2017 NFL draft. Jackson did a little bit of everything in college, including run back eight return touchdowns and playing some wide receiver. He has blazing speed -- is also a track star -- and often was tasked with covering the opposing team's top wideout. Jackson's limited size (5-foot-10, 186 pounds) may cause issues at the next level, though, making him a potential slot corner. Special teams may ultimately be his calling for the Titans in the short term.

Apr. 28th • 9:50 AM