Strange has become the Jaguars' clear TE1 with consistent targets and a path to more looks as Jacksonville spreads the ball. His role could grow as Trevor Lawrence continues to trust the tight end, making him a solid Week 3 add for those chasing mid-range TE production.

Strange is cited as someone the Jaguars can’t lean on every week, highlighting limited fantasy viability behind Thomas, Washington, and the main targets.

Strange was held in check by Cincinnati; he remains a mid-to-high TE2 with Week 3 against the Texans as a key test for involvement.

Strange’s mention as a receiver who exploited the Panthers hints at tight-end usage patterns that could repeat, suggesting potential relevance for Arizona’s McBride as a comparable target in the Cardinals’ passing game.

Brenton Strange sits as a streaming TE option with Week 2 upside given the Jaguars’ offense and the potential for red-zone looks. His matchup context and target opportunities could yield opportunistic scoring games, making him a plausible plug-in for tight end depth in deeper formats or as a low-cost tournament play if the matchup aligns.