Jauan Jennings

He’s dealing with ankle and shoulder trouble and most reports say he’s doubtful or out for Week 3, so don’t start him unless he’s officially cleared to play. If he’s later ruled healthy, put him in the lineup because he gets a lot of targets and goal-line looks; only stash or cut him in very small leagues if he’s set to miss several weeks.

He still has a shoulder problem and barely practiced, so don’t start him this week unless you have no better option. Only think about a last-minute plug if he’s practicing fully and officially active — and check who’s the quarterback and whether George Kittle is playing, because that changes things a lot.

Start him on game day only if he's officially cleared to play. He had a big 2024 and should be the 49ers' main outside target with Aiyuk out and Deebo gone, but the calf injury and limited practice make him risky if he’s not fully cleared.

Draft him in the late rounds as a cheap gamble — he could play like San Francisco’s top receiver if he stays healthy. With a calf issue, missed practices, and contract questions, keep him on your bench instead of starting him right away.