Jakobi Meyers is a target magnet, a 22 percent target share and 110 looks in 2025, but only three touchdowns capped the fantasy return. He is a safe, low ceiling PPR piece rather than a league winner.
| Metric | Projection |
|---|---|
| Games | 16 |
| Targets | 105 |
| Receptions | 72 |
| Receiving yards | 800 |
| Receiving TDs | 3 |
| Positional rank (PPR) | WR38–WR46 |
Projections are gamedai editorial estimates for the 2026 season, PPR scoring, and will move with news, injuries, and role changes.
Meyers built his 2025 season on pure target volume. He drew 110 looks and turned them into 75 catches for 835 yards at a 68 percent catch rate, numbers that reflect a route runner who wins with separation and precision rather than pure speed. His 7.59 yards per target sits in solid possession receiver territory, and his role was an underneath, high floor option on early downs and in the slot. The one number that did not show up is touchdowns. Three scores on that much volume is a low rate for a receiver who saw the field this often.
For 2026, expect a similar role, heavy targets, moderate yardage, and touchdown totals that stay modest unless the offense finds more red zone chances for him. He is the kind of receiver who helps a PPR roster every week without ever winning a matchup by himself. Draft cost should reflect a floor play in the WR40 range, useful in deeper formats and as bye week depth, but not someone to chase for upside.
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He is a reliable floor play in PPR formats given his target volume, but the touchdown total, three in 2025, keeps his ceiling low. Best treated as a depth piece in deeper leagues.
He caught 75 of 110 targets for 835 yards and three touchdowns across 16 games, a 22 percent target share that ranks among the higher volume slot receivers in the league.
As of August 2026, Meyers is on Jacksonville's roster.
Only if you value target volume over scoring upside. His catch rate and yards per target are solid, but three touchdowns on 110 targets is a real red flag for anyone hoping for weekly spike weeks.