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Brenton Strange

Brenton Strange

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Oct 29, 2026

JJ ZachariasonHOST
8:25
So I like Hawkinson quite a bit.
JJ ZachariasonHOST
8:28
Brenton Strange is another one.
JJ ZachariasonHOST
8:30
The Colts rank as the 12th best matchup for tight ends this year, and Strange has scored 16.5, 13.8, and 9.4 PPR points over his last three games, all without a touchdown.
JJ ZachariasonHOST
8:42
He's seen target shares of 35%, 21%, and 17% during that time.
Brett WhitefieldHOST
59:14
Parker's just going to tee off on them.
Brett WhitefieldHOST
59:17
I like Brenton Strange a little bit too, but I think PW goes nuts here.
Scott BarrettHOST
59:22
Hey, W, baby.
Scott BarrettHOST
59:23
Yeah, it's again, it's the nine and a half point spread.
Ian HartitzHOST
14:58
Those feature the Cowboys, Jaguars, Bengals, and the Bills.
Ian HartitzHOST
15:01
So, Dolan, Kincaid, Brett, and Strange, big enough pieces of the passing game that I'm not going to let the matchup worry me.
Ian HartitzHOST
15:07
Also, in our situation, though, where I'm exactly chasing Jake Ferguson, to a lesser extent, Mike Jasicki.
Ian HartitzHOST
15:12
Bad, bad, bad corner in the bottom left.
Ian HartitzHOST
16:58
This Colts defense wasn't one we were fearing before.
Ian HartitzHOST
17:00
They kind of quit on the season and traded away all their good players.
Ian HartitzHOST
17:04
Brett and Strange tied on 13.
Ian HartitzHOST
17:05
If you want to rank them a couple spots higher, man, I would not call you crazy.
Travis D. HolmesHOST
12:36
But I will also say, for the Nate Borkature pick,
J.P. AcostaGUEST
12:40
it allows for Brenton Strange specifically to be more vertical in this offense.
J.P. AcostaGUEST
12:46
Because last season, Brenton Strange was the check down yak option underneath.
J.P. AcostaGUEST
12:51
Yep.
J.P. AcostaGUEST
12:52
When they were in 12 personnel, according to True Media, Britton Strange had an average depth of target 7.8 yards, 1.42 yards per route run, 4.4 yards per reception.
J.P. AcostaGUEST
13:03
So for on a per reception basis, he wasn't really gaining a lot of yards when they were in 12 personnel.
J.P. AcostaGUEST
13:10
He was their underneath guy, but he was also having to be used in the core of the pass protection.
J.P. AcostaGUEST
13:16
This year, Brenton Strange, when they're in 12 personnel, average depth of target is 7.7, so around similar, but 3.08 adjusted yards per route run, 11.2 yards per reception.
BillyHOST
2:40
I didn't think it was going to happen.
BillyHOST
2:41
I didn't think a single Jag would have 10-plus targets, but I think there's been multiple, and Brenton Strange was, I think, the first one that you mentioned had 10-plus in a game.
BillyHOST
2:50
So here is shot number
JoeHOST
2:52
two for that one.

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JoeHOST
33:14
Yeah.
JoeHOST
33:15
I'm all about it, man.
JoeHOST
33:16
I mean, I was in a league a couple years ago where I sold Parker Washington to get Brenton Strange because I needed a tight end.
JoeHOST
33:22
And I ended up winning the league that year.
QuinnHOST
39:23
I feel like after this, it's kind of just... a free-for-all, like pick up whoever you want.
QuinnHOST
39:28
I don't have strong opinions, but got Kyle Pitts, Harold Fannin, Hunter Henry, Brenton Strange, TJ Hawkinson, Chigokonkwo, and then Terrence Ferguson as just an interesting IR stash.
QuinnHOST
39:41
Kyle Pitts, disaster through four weeks, 2.9 points per game.
QuinnHOST
39:46
Last three games, up to 17.1 points per game.
QuinnHOST
40:01
Even if Pitts is kind of limited as a tight end, it just makes sense to have a more involved fan in more of a boom bust option.
QuinnHOST
40:09
Just another piece in this young Browns group of weapons.
QuinnHOST
40:14
Hunter Henry, Brenton Strange have both been pretty consistent as of late.
QuinnHOST
40:18
TJ Hawkinson just seems to have good chemistry with Kyler Murray.
Jeremy PopielarzHOST
35:43
But like, where are you at with like Jacoby Myers? There's ancillary pieces that like if you're up heavily.
Jeremy PopielarzHOST
35:49
Like, do you think they're still going to throw enough to give some viability to maybe like a Jacoby Myers, Brenton Strange?
Tyler OrginskiHOST
35:55
No.
Tyler OrginskiHOST
35:56
Well, not Jacoby Myers.
Chris WelshHOST
70:20
That's my top six.
Chris WelshHOST
70:21
Laporta comes in at seven, Brenton Strange jumping up to eight, Hawkinson, Pitts, Kelsey, and Hunter Henry.
Chris WelshHOST
70:27
That is my top 12.
Scott BogmanHOST
70:29
I go McBride, Bowers, Goddard, Loveland at four, Laporta at five, Kincaid at six.
A.J. ApplegarthHOST
25:52
A couple weeks ago, Hawk was terrible.
A.J. ApplegarthHOST
25:55
Brenton Strange was K last week.
A.J. ApplegarthHOST
25:57
Fryermuth, as my honorable mention, sucked.
A.J. ApplegarthHOST
26:01
Last week, I went for Higby because Devontae was out.
Brad EvansHOST
5:58
is a surefire true blue WR1.
Brad EvansHOST
6:01
Brenton Strange is a quality tight end.
Brad EvansHOST
6:03
Jacoby Myers, their WR2s made some big catches.
Brad EvansHOST
6:06
And Travis Hunter now is seeing more snaps on the offensive side and making the most of those.

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