Austin Seferian-Jenkins

Austin Seferian-Jenkins expected to see more work for Jets

New York Jets tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins should "pick up more targets" with wide receiverEric Decker (shoulder) done for the season, CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora expects.

What It Means:

Brandon Marshall and Quincy Enunwa will continue to be the biggest beneficiaries of Decker's absence, but Seferian-Jenkins played 20 of the Jets' 58 snaps this past week after being inactive Week 4. Offensive coordinator Chan Gailey hasn't used tight ends in New York, but he's also coaxed big years out of Scott Chandler while with the Buffalo Bills.

Seferian-Jenkins still has just five targets on the season. He's caught them all, for 1.30 Reception Net Expected Points per target.