Leonard Fournette Fantasy

Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette recently posted a video on his Instagram and Twitter pages showcasing his offseason workout regimen, which highlighted a focus on agility drills. Despite compiling a career-low three rushing touchdowns, the 25-year-old finished 2019 with a career-high 1,152 yards on the ground and 76 receptions, 18 more than he had during his previous two seasons in the league combined. While his regression as a scorer was concerning, Fournette was a productive force for fantasy managers last year, especially in PPR formats. With the arrival of Chris Thompson and the drafting of dual-threat Laviska Shenault Jr., he could see a slight reduction in attempts but will likely continue to serve as the team's workhorse in 2020 barring injury. Fournette is entering the final year of his rookie deal after the team declined his fifth-year option.

Jun. 28th • 8:29 AM

Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette may be impacted by the holdout of Vikings running backDalvin Cook, who recently stated that he would not report until he gets a new deal. With Bengals running backJoe Mixon also potentially not reporting unless he reaches a new agreement, Fournette, among others, could benefit from a sizable increase in market value after Panthers running backChristian McCaffrey inked a new contract this offseason. The 25-year-old was the topic of trade rumblings for months before the team declared him to be an integral part of future plans. However, with an increase in asking price, Fournette may find himself on another squad in 2021. The former LSU Tiger finished last season with 1,152 yards and three rushing touchdowns to go along with 76 catches for 522 receiving yards.

Jun. 15th • 8:42 PM

Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette has been putting in work this offseason. The veteran recently posted videos on both Instagram and Twitter, showing the fourth-year back working on his agility and footwork. Despite trade rumblings for months, Jags' personnel have since indicated that he would remain an integral part of the team moving ahead. The 25-year-old, who is entering the final year of his rookie deal, had arguably the best season of his career in 2019, finishing with a career-high 1,152 rushing yards, 552 receiving yards, and 76 catches. He also ranked third in YAC. Fournette should remain the No. 1 workhorse for Jacksonville in 2020. He has a genuine chance to surpass his ADP expectations, especially if he continues to display proficiency as a receiver while also scoring more than the three touchdowns he had last season.

Jun. 8th • 2:16 AM