Julius Thomas, Allen Robinson, Allen Hurns' Post-Week 11 Fantasy Advice

The Jacksonville Jaguars entered Thursday’s game against the Tennessee Titans on the heels of three strong performances that gave them reason for optimism, but a lackluster performance in Week 11's opener dashed those hopes.     

Jaguars tight end Julius Thomas and wide receivers Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns were all held in check by the league’s fifth-ranked defense. But it's not necessarily a time for owners to panic.

Receptions	Yards	TDs	Fantasy Points
5	28	1	8

Thomas en route to another mediocre outing but saved owners with a garbage time touchdown.

Take away that score, and Thomas is averaging just 1.8 points per game—well worth a drop for another viable option, such as Richard Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers (six points per game and owned in just 53.6 percent of leagues) or Coby Fleener of the Indianapolis Colts (4.3 points, 30.1 percent ownership).

Receptions	Yards	TDs	Fantasy Points
5	113	0	11

Robinson turned in his sixth consecutive outing of double-digit points—a streak dating back to Week. He firmly remains a WR1 commodity, ranking sixth at the position.

A favorable matchup also looms next week against the San Diego Chargers’ spotty secondary, so Robinson should return to top form.

Receptions	Yards	TDs	Fantasy Points
3	19	0	1

Hurns has arguably been the biggest surprise among fantasy receivers, ranking seventh, but was held to his lowest output of the season.

His streak of consecutive games with a touchdown that began in Week 3 came to an end, but that’s not to indicate he can’t bounce back.

Hurns is still available in 15.4 percent of leagues, and even though the Jaguars have a rematch with the Titans in two weeks, he’s still a worthy add for fantasy playoff contenders.

The Jaguars play some of the worst pass defenses in the final four weeks of the season—the Indianapolis Colts, Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints and Houston Texans.   

Given the favorable and timely matchups, Hurns and Robinson could be difference-makers for fantasy championships.

All stats courtesy of ESPN.com standard leagues.