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The article highlights key fantasy football injuries for Week 1 of the 2025 NFL season, including Christian McCaffrey's calf issue, Christian Kirk's absence due to a hamstring injury, and updates on players like Tyreek Hill, Justin Jefferson, and others, providing guidance for fantasy team management.
The Jacksonville Jaguars continued their offseason program with Day Four of OTAs, showcasing strong performances from key players like Trevor Lawrence, Evan Engram, and Christian Kirk. Lawrence had another solid day, Engram made several impressive catches, and Kirk had the catch of the day. Defensive players like Jarrian Jones and Buster Brown also stood out. The team dealt with some absences and injuries, including LT Cam Robinson and RB Travis Etienne. The next media-accessible OTA is scheduled for June 3rd.
Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Christian Kirk has been placed on injured reserve due to a core muscle injury that will likely require surgery. Kirk will be out for at least the next four games. Sixth-round rookie Parker Washington may see an increased role in Kirk's absence.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are waiting until Sunday to decide if injured quarterback Trevor Lawrence will start against the Cleveland Browns after suffering a high ankle sprain. Lawrence practiced on a limited basis on Thursday and Friday and will be listed as questionable. The team also placed wide receiver Christian Kirk on injured reserve due to a groin injury. Lawrence has a history of returning from injuries quickly, but the absence of Kirk and left tackle Walker Little, who is out with a hamstring injury, may impact his performance if he plays.
Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson provided a slight update on quarterback Trevor Lawrence's condition, revealing that Lawrence has a right high ankle sprain and that everything is stable. The team will assess Lawrence's progress in a couple of days and did not provide a specific timetable for his recovery. Wide receiver Christian Kirk also sustained a core muscle injury and will miss some time. Lawrence left Monday night's game in a walking boot and on crutches, and further tests will determine the severity of his ankle injury.
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence has been diagnosed with a high ankle sprain but has not been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns. Wide receiver Christian Kirk, on the other hand, suffered a core muscle injury and will miss some time, with surgery being a likely option. Lawrence's injury occurred when left tackle Walker Little inadvertently stepped on his ankle, while Kirk was injured on the first offensive play of the game. If Lawrence is unable to play, veteran backup C.J. Beathard will lead the offense against the Browns.
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence suffered a right high ankle sprain during Monday night's game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Coach Doug Pederson stated that Lawrence escaped further damage and his status for Sunday's game is uncertain. Surgery is not currently deemed necessary for Lawrence's ankle. However, wide receiver Christian Kirk may require surgery for a core muscle injury. Lawrence's replacement, C.J. Beathard, would start if Lawrence is unable to play.
Al Michaels is facing criticism for his confusing touchdown call during the Jaguars' victory over the Saints on "Thursday Night Football." Michaels seemed unaware that Christian Kirk had scored the game-winning touchdown, stating that Kirk "thinks he scored" while the receiver was already celebrating with his teammates. Fans and viewers expressed their disappointment with Michaels' call, questioning his ability and suggesting it may be time for him to retire. Kirk's touchdown helped the Jaguars secure a 31-24 win and improve their record to 5-2.
Christian Kirk's late touchdown propels the Jacksonville Jaguars to a 31-24 victory over the New Orleans Saints. The win puts the Jaguars at 5-2 and gives them an advantage in the AFC South, while the Saints drop to 3-4 but remain competitive in the weak NFC South.
Christian Kirk, wide receiver for the Jacksonville Jaguars, showcased his speed during a game against the New Orleans Saints, turning a short pass into a 44-yard touchdown. Kirk admitted that it had been a while since he ran that fast, comparing it to his college days. Despite initial doubts about his signing, Kirk proved his value to the team once again with his performance.
Trevor Lawrence leads the Jacksonville Jaguars to a 31-24 victory over the New Orleans Saints, throwing a game-winning 44-yard touchdown pass to Christian Kirk. Lawrence, who played despite a sprained knee, led the Jags on a 10-play touchdown drive to open the game. The Saints struggled on offense but managed to tie the game at 24-24 before being stopped on fourth down in the red zone with 21 seconds remaining. The Jaguars' offense showed inconsistency throughout the game, but their defense played well, forcing turnovers and securing the win.
In this fantasy football article, the author provides start 'em and sit 'em recommendations for Week 3. They suggest starting Jared Goff, who has been performing well at home, and Joshua Kelley, who has a favorable matchup against the Vikings. They also recommend starting Rashid Shaheed and Christian Kirk, who have shown potential in their respective offenses. On the other hand, the author advises sitting Dak Prescott due to concerns about volume and Dameon Pierce due to a lack of production. They also suggest sitting Tee Higgins, given the uncertainty surrounding Joe Burrow's status. Lastly, the author suggests being cautious with DeAndre Hopkins, as his situation limits his consistent fantasy value.
Pro Football Network provides the latest Week 3 WR rankings for fantasy football. Puka Nacua of the Los Angeles Rams is a top-tier option due to his dominant target share in the absence of Cooper Kupp. Christian Kirk of the Jacksonville Jaguars rebounded with an impressive performance in Week 2 and has a favorable matchup against the Houston Texans in Week 3.
Pro Football Focus (PFF) has released their 2023 fantasy projections, highlighting some players to target in fantasy football drafts. PFF suggests targeting Sam Howell as a late-round QB due to his rushing ability and potential upside. Tony Pollard is seen as a value pick among elite running backs, projected to finish in the top five despite his current ADP as RB9. Christian Kirk is identified as a value among Jacksonville Jaguars receivers, expected to maintain a significant target share from the slot. Pierre Strong is a late-round selection with upside as a backup running back for the New England Patriots. Hayden Hurst is projected to have a productive season as a tight end for the Carolina Panthers, with the potential for increased target share in a questionable receiving corps.
Tyreek Hill said that Christian Kirk's "crazy deal" with the Jacksonville Jaguars led to his trade from the Kansas City Chiefs to the Miami Dolphins. Hill, who likes to compete on the field and in business, did not want Kirk to have a higher contract than him. Kirk signed a four-year, $72 million contract with the Jaguars, and a week later, Hill was traded to the Dolphins and given a four-year, $120 million extension.