Dan Arnold fantasy football start em or sit em advice for Week 6. Should you start or sit Dan Arnold for your fantasy football lineups?
Arnold has seemed to find a nice home very quickly with the Jaguars as he has taken hold of the starting TE job for the team that has been in dire need of one for years. He will be looking to continue the momentum from last week where he saw eight targets and finished with six receptions for 64 yards. With D.J. Chark done for the year and the team continuing to not know how to utilize Laviska Shenault, Arnold could see a steady dose of targets in this passing attack. In Week 6 he will be facing a Dolphins defense that ranks inside the bottom 10 of the league in points allowed to the position (10.8 FPPG). He should be viewed as a potential starting option for managers that are currently streaming at the position.
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