Boy this post is looking mighty repetitive, but when your team really only has one viable offensive threat, that's going to be the only real fantasy option. Jacksonville Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew currently leads the NFL in rushing yardage and looks to add to that total against the Tennessee Titans today. In the first match up of the season, Jones-Drew picked up 96 yards on 24 carries, but only carried the ball twice in the fourth quarter. Despite facing loaded fronts all season, he's still averaging 4.5 yards per carry and 92 yards per game.

If you're playing a fantasy football game this weekend, you're either in your leagues finals or semi-finals and Jones-Drew should be in your starting line up. The Titans defense isn't what it used to be, ranked near the bottom of the NFL in rush defense. On the season, the Titans are giving up nearly 130 rushing yards per game and make no mistake the Jaguars are going to continue to ride Jones-Drew on offense.

As I note every week, the Jacksonville Jaguars don't have many fantasy football options on offense. When I say "don't have many," I mean they have only one, running back Maurice Jones-Drew. Currently, Jones-Drew leads the NFL in rushing with 1,137 rushing yards at 4.5 yards per carry and five rushing touchdowns. Adam covered earlier in the week just how impressive that is for Jones-Drew, especially considering what he's facing defensively.

Teams load up the box and still can't stop him. His yards per carry is what's really impressive to me, because his long runs have been few and far between this season, so averaging 4.5 yards per carry with only 7 runs of 20 yards or more means he's literally getting it in 4-5 yard chunks with nearly every carry. This week against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he'll be facing a rush defense that is giving up an average of 141.7 yards per game rushing. Expect Jones-Drew to get plenty of touches, as usual.

The Jacksonville Jaguars don't have very many fantasy sleepers, as we've noted every Saturday when I write this. On Monday Night Football against the San Diego Chargers however, I do think the Jaguars do have a good fantasy football sleeper. Wide receiver Jarett Dillard is expected to start in place of recently released Jason Hill (who cleared waivers). Dillard has been a fan favorite for a while, but has battle injuries that have kept him off the football field.

Dillard has played in spurts throughout the season, but after the bye week his playtime increased quite a bit. Since the bye week, Dillard has caught 8 passes for 89 yards and a touchdown. The running joke is that all Dillard does is get open and catch the football, which isn't really a joke but a truism. Dillard isn't very fast, but he runs precise routes and finds himself open in holes in zone defense. He also has excellent hands with long arms and a great vertical leap. I would expect Dillard to get plenty of looks with his increased play time, especially considering his tendency to run himself open.

The Jacksonville Jaguars don't have many fantasy football stalwarts outside of running back Maurice Jones-Drew. The Jaguars defense for the past few weeks was a good fantasy play, but it's been ripped apart with injuries in the past two weeks. One offensive player who finally emerged last week against the Cleveland Browns however, was tight end Marcedes Lewis. It was something many Jaguars fans had been waiting for all season long and something fantasy owners have likely given up on, so it's possible he's available in most leagues.

On the season, Lewis has just 23 receptions for 234 yards, which is on pace for his lowest season output since his rookie year when he dealt with a high ankle sprain for half the season. Lewis and rookie quarterback Blaine Gabbert were able to get into a rhythm last week, with Lewis hauling in 7 receptions for 64 yards. He and Gabbert had such a rapport, that late in the game it was obvious the Browns adjusted their defense to take Lewis out of the game. Lewis can provide a nice security blanket for the rookie since his seeming case of the dropsies is potentially over. If I'm Dirk Koetter, I game plan to feed the football to Lewis.

The Jacksonville Jaguars don't have much in regards to fantasy football sleepers. Typically the only fantasy mainstay for the Jaguars is running back Maurice Jones-Drew. There is another fantasy play that has become a very good one as of late, and that's the Jaguars defensive unit. Last week against the Colts, the Jaguars defense forced three turnovers and sacked the quarterback five times.

Now, that's not to say this week against the Cleveland Browns it will be a repeat performance, but they're once again taking on a struggling offense that will likely be playing very one-dimensional. The Browns could be without their top two running backs, Peyton Hillis is out for sure, and have been passing the ball a lot the past few weeks. The Jaguars did lose Rashean Mathis for the season, but against the Browns wide receivers William Middleton should just do fine. If you're in need of a defense this week, the Jaguars defense should do just fine.