Brenton Strange Needs Time To Develop
11 months agoJacksonville Jaguars rookie tight end Brenton Strange (undisclosed), who was taken in the second round (61st overall) of this year's NFL draft, has been a full participant in organized team activities since suffering a minor injury on the last day of rookie minicamp. Strange has stood out a couple of times, but it will take him time to acclimate to a brand-new system in his rookie year. The team will have to wait until training camp to get a good look at his blocking abilities, but the former Nittany Lion was known for his blocking prowess in college. The 22-year-old will develop in a secondary role in 2023 behind Evan Engram, who had a career year for the Jaguars in 2022. As with most rookie tight ends, Strange is unlikely to have any fantasy appeal in his first NFL season.
Source: Florida Times-Union - Demetrius Harvey
Source: Florida Times-Union - Demetrius Harvey