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After all, he did express his frustration with the amount of hits he has taken throughout his career. A slightly improved offensive line and a new OC in Seattle seems to signal more pass, less run. He will be a high-volume passer, but his new presumed rushing ceiling prevents us from listing him in the first tier.

As a result, his ADP isn't cost prohibitive. He's coming off the board around pick 45 as the seventh quarterback selected. That screams value in a spot where the upper echelon of RBs and WRs are already off the board. However, he burned many fantasy owners in ' Prior to that season, everyone banged the table for Jackson to go as high as the first round. If you were among those who took part in that, you didn't win your league don't lie. Even with another 1,yard rushing season, he plummeted to QB10 last year.

Defenses are coming around to stopping the rushing QB. In his QB1 season, he threw a touchdown on nearly one of every 10 passes he attempted. That's outright unsustainable. His heavy touchdown percentage tricked fantasy owners into thinking he was a shoe-in to replicate his historic fantasy season. His inaccuracy and low passing volume limits his ceiling moving forward in fantasy, but his second-to-none rushing ability keeps him near the top. His ADP of Prescott is the last guy who we can realistically say has a shot at QB1.

The Cowboys have stellar weaponry all over the offense, and their bad defense leads to a significant amount of passing attempts. At this point, his passing floor is 4, yards over a game season, with a chance to join the 5,yard club. If his shattered ankle is fully recovered, you can expect a lot of red-zone rushing attempts.

Honestly, in a fantasy setting, his game sees no weaknesses. It seems the ankle is the only thing that can hold him back, but it's tough to place a guy who had an ankle facing the wrong way nine months ago in the top tier.

His ADP It's really a preference call there if you want one of the two, but you'll be missing the end of the top WRs at this area in the draft if you go for them. Tier 3 sees a group of four veterans age 33 and older and a quickly rising sophomore. Stafford, Brady, and Rodgers are in highly efficient offenses with prolific passing numbers to make up for their lack of rushing yards.

Tannehill and Herbert aren't necessarily considered weapons on the ground, but they do enough of it to elevate themselves into great options in fantasy football. Tier 3 signals the beginning of the end for ultrasafe quarterbacks. While all five seem rock solid, the guys in our Tier 3 rankings could all disappoint for their own reasons. That comes with the territory as we move down the list. Herbert has become a little too expensive for our liking. He's coming off the board just two spots after Dak Prescott according to ADP despite having less overall upside and weapons around him.

It's unlikely he'll "fall" in your draft, which you means you either have to pay up or miss out. The latter seems like the better move in terms of value. Somehow, someway, Tannehill finds himself in our third tier without a high-volume passing attack or insane rushing ceiling.

The key is his efficiency. His APD is at You read that right, 79 -- the seventh round. You will have completed much of your starting lineup by then. If he's available around this point in the draft, he's a great "value" option. Aaron Rodgers is coming off the board an entire two rounds before him Tom Brady's ADP sits at We like Tannehill more in our rankings, and it's an easy call when you factor in ADP. Stafford also screams value at his There must be drafters out there that missed he's now in a Sean McVay offense with a lot of weapons and mediocre run game.

Take advantage of that if he's still around. Age is the main worry with Rodgers and Brady, who finished as the Nos. It seems like both will play at high levels forever, but keep in mind both are just one year removed from finishing at Nos. Obviously, Brady's situation is significantly different, but he was a mere 42 then as opposed to 44 like he is now. Rodgers averaged 27 total TDs in '19 before going off for 51 last year. It's likely he drifts back much closer to ''19 levels and merely be very good as opposed to great.

All of these QBs are great starting options who could produce top-five numbers if everything breaks right, and considering you don't have to pay that level of price for any except maybe Herbert, they make for great targets in the early-middle rounds.

Tier 4 is a mix of established pocket passers and a few exciting youngsters. Most of these guys will be drafted as backups in team leagues, but at least one figures to be starting in fantasy leagues in Week 1. Hurts has a wide range of outcomes. He could land in the top tier or be buried on the waiver wire by season's end. He's on an exclusive list of elite rushing quarterbacks with Kyler Murray and Lamar Jackson, which would make him a safe play if he's the starter for the entire season.

However, he's not a safe play because of the presumed lack of job security. The organization has failed to commit to Hurts as their bonafide franchise quarterback, largely because of the glaring inaccuracy issues he showed last year percent completion percentage.

He's the perfect backup if you take someone like Stafford or Brady, but if you draft Hurts as your starter, draft one of the stable veterans in this tier shortly after.

Burrow and Lawrence are in similar territories. Our old commenting system has been replaced with Facebook Comments. There is no longer a separate username and password login step. If you are already signed into Facebook within your browser, you will be able to comment.

Injuries quickly derailed his career, but he hung around the league as a reserve. Griffin has kept a football frame of mind despite not being on an NFL roster. Would Rivers pick up the phone if another team called? Finley made four starts over the last two seasons as a backup with the Cincinnati Bengals.

He was eventually replaced by another reserve, Brandon Allen, last November. The Houston Texans traded a seventh-round draft pick to acquire Finley this past offseason, but they waived him in May. The Browns went on to make dreaded history that season, finishing and becoming the second team to go winless for an entire season.

Kizer was traded to the Packers following the season. He made it into three games in Green Bay in and has not gotten any regular season action over the last three seasons.