Week 13 D/ST Preview: Broncos face struggling Jags offense

Week 13 D/ST Rankings (Top-10):

1. Denver Broncos - @ JAX

2. New England Patriots - vs. LA

3. Seattle Seahawks - vs. CAR

4. Baltimore Ravens - vs. MIA

5. Philadelphia Eagles - @ CIN

6. Miami Dolphins - @ BAL

7. Green Bay Packers - vs. HOU

8. Arizona Cardinals - vs. WAS

9. San Diego Chargers - vs. TB

10. Minnesota Vikings - vs. DAL

Broncos defense get simple matchup against Jaguars: Not only does the Broncos defense get a good pairing against Jacksonville in Week 13, but in 14 also against Tennessee. They then face New England in Week 15 and Kansas City in Week 16. In Week 12, the Broncos forced six sacks and only gave up 273 yards in their loss to the Chiefs. They should have a good rebound against the struggling Jaguars offense.

Giants had it easy in Week 12, not in 13: The New York Giants had an easy matchup for their defense when they defeated the Cleveland Browns in Week 12, but in Week 13, they face the surging Pittsburgh Steelers offense in what should be a much harder matchup. Ben Roethlisberger is amazing at QB and with WR Antonio Brown, the two are an almost unstoppable duo.

Allen Robinson discusses his outlook, Jaguars offense

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Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Allen Robinson recently sat down with CBS Sports and discussed many topics, like his fantasy outlook and many other topics on the Jaguars.

Robinson was the No. 4 Fantasy receiver in standard leagues. He is one of just four receivers since the 1970 merger to have at least 1,400 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns and average at least 17.5 yards per catch.

The other three are Calvin Johnson, Randy Moss and Jerry Rice, and only Robinson and Rice did it in their second seasons.

Robinson finished with 80 catches on 152 targets.

Robinson said numerous times the Jaguars offense should be more "efficient," which is the focal point this year.

"It's being better on third downs, being better in the red zone and just being more consistent," he said. "We know it's not going to be how we want all the time, but we can't go as many possessions over the course of weeks without scoring in the red zone or converting at the right rate we want on third down."

QB Analysis: Blake Bortles 2016 off-season analysis

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Blake Bortles (USATSI)

Blake Bortles is currently battling a thumb injury, and has been working regularly with quarterback consultant Tom House over the course of this offseason.

Bortles has had a good first few years in the NFL with the Jacksonville Jaguars. He had almost double the amount of pass yards in his second season (4,428) than in his first season (2,908).

He only had 11 pass touchdowns in his first season, but had 35 in his second season, more than triple the amount than in his rookie year.

Bortles is proving himself to be an QB fantasy-wise. He would definitely be a wise choice to have as a backup quarterback on your team.