Austin Seferian-Jenkins
Here is a guy that clearly needed to be on this list. First of all, he needs to step it up by being on the field. Over his first two years, “ASJ” has been active for 16 out of 32 games. The injury bug has hit the young tight end, and he needs to get healthy. When healthy, Austin has shown signs. In week one of 2015, he posted five catches for 110 yards and two of his four touchdowns for the year. He just hasn’t been around to do it enough.
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Seferian-Jenkins stands at 6’6″ tall. You know who else stands that tall? Rob Gronkowski. He, as we all know, is a pass-catching, touchdown-scoring, machine. He has only been targeted 13 times, with five receptions and four touchdowns, in the red zone. Jameis Winston should have his pick of tall trees to throw to when the Bucs get down deep, and they will have to perform if .500 is to become an attainable goal.
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