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Christian Kirk quietly had a productive season in 2023. In 11 healthy games, posted 761 receiving yards, a 17-game pace of 1,176 yards. He was also pacing to finish as fantasy's WR22 if he stayed healthy. A torn abdominal muscle limited him to just 12 games played.
Kirk did this while sharing the field with Calvin Ridley. He had a 20.8 percent target share alongside Ridley, but it would not be shocking to see Kirk push for the 25 percent threshold this year as Ridley is no longer in Jacksonville. Given his lack of red zone usage, it's hard to see Kirk finishing as a top-15 WR. But, he should be productive as Jacksonville's top target earner. Although he is not the league-winning archetype, he seems to be a safe bet to pay off the price of WR30.
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Christian Kirk out for the season, broken collarbone Jags wideout was on the trade market By: Mike Krueger | Sun Oct 27, 9:14 pm
| | #Jaguars WR Christian Kirk suffered a broken collarbone today, per source. Expected to miss the rest of the season. (Tom Pelissero on X)
FFToday's Take: Rumors surrounding a potential trade involving Kirk had been circulating this week. This injury will obviously prevent any deal from happening. The Jags used both of their tight ends in the passing game today including backup Brenton Strange (5-59-0) who saw 5 targets. The passing game will continue to focus on Brian Thomas Jr and TE Evan Engram moving forward.
| TE Evan Engram downgraded to Out for Week 2 Hamstring injury sustained in pregame warmups By: Mike Krueger | Sun Sep 15, 11:59 am
| | TE Evan Engram sustained a hamstring injury in pregame warmups and has been ruled out for today's game. (Jaguars PR on X)
FFToday's Take: Rough. Expect more looks for the Jaguars receivers including Brian Thomas Jr., Christian Kirk and Gabe Davis. All three are viable options against the Browns in Week 2.
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