Seferian-Jenkins (core-muscle injury) was a full participant in Friday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

The activity was enough for Seferian-Jenkins to avoid an injury tag heading into the weekend, so he should face no limitations in Sunday's game against the Chiefs. The Jaguars' starting tight end has seen consistent volume through the first four weeks, earning either four or five targets and notching two or three receptions in each contest.

Seferian-Jenkins (core-muscle injury) practiced on a limited basis Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Seferian-Jenkins has been a fixture on the Jaguars' injury reports all season with the core-muscle issue, but it's never seriously threatened his availability for game action. His return to the practice field in any capacity Thursday suggests he likely won't be in any jeopardy of missing Sunday's showdown with the Chiefs. Through the Jaguars' first four games of 2018, the tight end has hauled in 11 of 19 targets for 90 yards and a score.

Seferian-Jenkins (abdomen) is expected to return to practice Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Seferian-Jenkins has frequently missed practice this season due to a core muscle issue, which was the case Wednesday as well. The injury has yet to force the tight end out of game action, though he did play a season-low 36 snaps Week 4 against the Jets. Those considering the fringe fantasy option should continue monitoring his status leading up to the Week 5 matchup in Kansas City.

Seferian-Jenkins (core-muscle injury) isn't expected to practice Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

The same issue has resulted in Seferian-Jenkins' practice reps being restricted for each of the first four weeks of the season, but it hasn't prevented him from suiting up once game day arrives. With the Jaguars providing no indication that Seferian-Jenkins suffered a significant setback during Sunday's win over the Jets, expect him to ultimately start at tight end and lead the position group in snaps Week 5 at Kansas City.

Seferian-Jenkins caught 2-of-4 targets for 24 yards in Sunday's 31-12 win over the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

QB Blake Bortles totaled 388 passing yards Sunday, but Dede Westbrook and Donte Moncrief did the bulk of the damage for the Jags. Seferian-Jenkins played only 36-of-77 offensive snaps, while backups James O'Shaughnessy and Niles Paul played 34 and 28 snaps, respectively. More alarmingly, O'Shaughnessy and Paul combined to catch four-of-five targets for 39 yards. ASJ had seen the bulk of the tight end snaps through the first three weeks of the season, but it's difficult to glean anything from the situation considering the Jags essentially controlled Sunday's game from the start. The 26-year-old has 11 catches for 90 yards and a touchdown through Week 4.

Seferian-Jenkins (core muscle) is no longer listed on the Jaguars' Week 4 injury report.

EDGE Analysis

Seferian-Jenkins has caught three passes in each of his first three games this season (on 14 targets overall) for a combined 66 yards and one TD. His modest counting numbers provide him with a degree of utility in deeper formats, but perhaps facing the team he played for last year (the Jets) will spark the tight end's Week 4 production.

Seferian-Jenkins (core muscle) is expected to practice again Thursday, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Seferian-Jenkins was limited at Wednesday's practice with an injury he's reportedly been nursing since the start of the regular season, but the tight end is yet to miss a game and seems to be on track to play again Sunday. Look for Seferian-Jenkins' workload in practice to increase throughout the week.

Seferian-Jenkins (core muscle) was limited at Wednesday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Seferian-Jenkins was listed on the injury report with the same issue the past three weeks and has yet to miss a game. He's been oddly consistent in terms of workload, drawing exactly five targets each week while logging a snap share between 82 and 88 percent. We thus have a nice baseline for what to expect in Sunday's game against the Jets.

Seferian-Jenkins caught three of five targets for 18 yards in Sunday's 9-6 loss to the Titans.

EDGE Analysis

Seferian-Jenkins has three catches and five targets in each of the first three games this season, but has only 66 yards to show for it. The 25-year-old is the clear top tight end for Jacksonville, but has seen limited downfield opportunities through Week 3. Seferian-Jenkins continues to be a touchdown-reliant fantasy option as the Jaguars match up against the Jets this week.

Seferian-Jenkins (core muscle) did not draw an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Titans.

EDGE Analysis

Seferian-Jenkins will be out there if you need him this weekend, but consecutive three-catch efforts for a combined 48 receiving yards through two games are indicative of the modest fantasy ceiling the tight end possesses when he's not doing damage in the end zone, which he did in Week 2's win over the Patriots.