D.J. Chark Fantasy

Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver D.J. Chark doesn't expect his role to change going into next season under new offensive coordinator Jay Gruden. Chark became the team's No. 1 receiver under John DeFilippo in 2019, and he expects Gruden to do the same to utilize his playmaking abilities. The second-round pick of 2018 had a breakout year in 2019 and thinks Gruden's West Coast offense is a good fit for him. Chark is in his first Pro Bowl after catching 73 passes for 1,008 yards and eight touchdowns. He had 14 catches for 174 yards and no touchdowns as a rookie. He'll have WR2 upside going into 2020, but the uncertainty at quarterback will make him a bit volatile in fantasy drafts.

Jan. 25th • 12:43 PM

Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver D.J. Chark ended his second NFL season with just over 1,000 receiving yards after Sunday's four-catch, 34-yard effort against the Indianapolis Colts. While it wasn't the ending that Chark owners wanted, the former LSU Tiger broke out after a disappointing rookie year and should be considered a fantasy WR2 heading into next season. His eight touchdowns and big play threat make him one of the league's most interesting young receivers.

Dec. 29th • 11:05 PM

Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver D.J. Chark was targeted a team-high seven times on Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons, but that only turned into two catches for 18 yards for the second-year pro. Chark's been Gardner Minshew's favorite target, but the Falcons managed to effectively shut down that connection. Chark's still the wide receiver to own in Jacksonville in dynasty leagues as we head into the offseason, but Jacksonville's quarterback concerns throw a bit of a wrench into Chark's long term outlook.

Dec. 22nd • 6:30 PM