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Analysis: Jack started the season strong with 18 tackles through the first two games, but has otherwise been fairly inconsistent. The 23-year-old does rank second on the team with 48 tackles (34 solo) through seven weeks, as the Jags get set to take on the defending-champion Eagles on Sunday.

Analysis: The catch is Greene's first since Week 7 of the 2016 season as he re-signed with the Jaguars this week after Jaydon Mickens broke his ankle. The 26-year-old sits in the No. 5 spot on the depth chart at wide receiver and has no fantasy appeal with the current situation.

Analysis: Schefter added that Pryor has been contacted by multiple teams and could be an option for those that were unable to acquire Amari Cooper (concussion) from the Raiders. Pryor has only 14 catches for 235 yards and two touchdowns in six games this year, but possesses good size and has proven before that he can be an effective wideout in the right situation. With multiple squads across the league dealing with injuries or lack of production in the receiving game, he could find himself on a new team sooner rather than later.

Analysis: Grinnage was pressed into starting duty with James O'Shaughnessy (inactive) and Austin Seferian-Jenkins (abdomen) and Niles Paul (knee) on injured reserve. Grinnage led the tight-end group by playing 31 of 68 offensive snaps, but overall the position didn't play a significant role in the offense given the injuries. The 24-year-old could see a similar workload this week against the Eagles if O'Shaugnessy is unable to return, but is unlikely to have the role of a true starting tight end.

Analysis: Westbrook and the Jags offense barely showed up Sunday, with QB Blake Bortles getting benched early in the third quarter for his turnover issues. The yards are a season low as Westbrook's longest catch of the afternoon went for only six yards. The 24-year-old still has a solid 31 receptions for 404 yards and two touchdowns through the first seven weeks, but the inconsistency within the team's offense as a whole makes him difficult to trust on a week-to-week basis.

Analysis: The Jaguars offense struggled to put up points for the third consecutive week, but Chark played 44 percent of the offensive snaps, by far his best mark of the season. The seven targets tied with RB T.J. Yeldon for second on the team, but none of the wide receivers -- but Chark especially -- can be trusted consistently for fantasy purposes given the volatility of the quarterback situation, as Blake Bortles was benched in the third quarter Sunday for his continued poor play. Chark has seen some time on kick returns as well, but muffed an opportunity Sunday, giving Jacksonville starting field-goal position at the five-yard line.

Analysis: There is still no word on whether Roberts passed concussion protocol testing, which would need to be done before the wideout returns to game action. However, with Amari Cooper now headed to Dallas, Roberts could find himself in an expanded offensive role when he returns.

Analysis: At this juncture, it would be a bit of a surprise if Watt didn't suit up, but the injury remains something to keep an eye during the short week. Houston has been an impressive defensive unit over the last three weeks helping to slide them up to the No. 8 scoring defense (20.6 PPG) through eight weeks. During their four-game win streak, the Texans have allowed just 17.5 PPG and kept opponents below 18 points in three of the four contests. Week 8 figures to present a somewhat favorable matchup for the Texans who draw a Miami offense that been inconsistent throughout the early going. If the Texans can bring a consistent dose of pressure Thursday, Dolphins quarterback Brock Osweiler has proven the tendency of turning the ball over. If they're available, perhaps Houston is a good option for Week 8.