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Hello, everybody. Welcome into the Fantasy Pros Football Podcast. I'm Ryan Warmly. Joined today by Andrew Erickson and by Jake Sealy from The Athletic. And we are talking fantasy takeaways from the AFC South. We are doing every division this week. This is our AFC South episode. So let's go ahead and dive right in here, guys. We're going to start at the top of the division from this year with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Erickson. this week. This is our AFC South episode. So let's go ahead and dive right in here, guys.

We're going to start at the top of the division from this year with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Erickson, let's start with you. What's your fantasy takeaway from the Jags this year?

Old saying, styles make fights. And the reason that this is my takeaway for the Jacksonville Jaguars is because Trevor Lawrence, as the quarterback, seeing what made him click in this offense,

they go out and acquire Jacoby Myers. You're seeing Parker Washington, a slot receiver,

thrive with Trevor Lawrence, Brenton Strange, a tight end, a late round guy, have success attached

to Trevor Lawrence. And who doesn't really have that much success

with Trevor Lawrence this season, despite him playing at the highest level we've seen him,

arguably at the NFL level, is Brian Thomas Jr. You know, someone that I was really,

really high on his rookie year, obviously high on entering his second season. And it has not

panned out in any way, shape, or form.

And this doesn't even have to do necessarily when they drafted Travis Hunter and him

playing a role in this offense.

It's, to me, an overarching thought about this, just quarterbacks in general, and how

when you go from a starter to a backup, it's not always, well, is this quarterback better or

worse? Is the offense just worse now? And the reason I did styles make fights is because it's all about the stylistic personality of the quarterback and how they fit with certain receivers. And the sample side of the Turner Lawrence has been, well, who was his go-to guy a couple years ago? It was Christian Kirk. A vertical slot wide receiver had a ton of

success. Who had a monster year in Jacksonville for a couple seasons? Evan Ingram, a tight end,

an underneath option. It wasn't ever really the Brian Thomas Jr. type of player that had a lot of

success with Trevor Lawrence. So that's something that I'm trying to think more about entering

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