49ers running back Isaac Guerendo posted 78 yards and two touchdowns and caught 2-of-2 targets for 50 yards in the 49ers’ Week 14 win over the Bears.
Read moreWelcome to the 'Buy, Sell, or Hold' series where each week I’ll be focusing on one position to analyze four players and what we should be doing with them. This week we’re back to talking about quarterbacks and I’ve got four who haven’t lived up to expectations recently.
In his third year, and with the addition of DJ Moore, Fields was actually worse as a fantasy quarterback than he was in 2022, dropping from 19.7 points per game to 17.7. Even if you remove week six in which he left early with injury, his PPG only rises to 18.8.
Many had hopes Fields would be able to ascend to top-five status. Maybe this is just who he is. The rushing will always mean his fantasy floor will be high but without improvement as a passer, he could just live in the mid to low-end QB1 conversation as long as he’s starting. That’s okay though. Fields is a player who will likely always, or for at least as long as we care about, be starting somewhere.
Chicago or not, Fields will be a starting QB in 2024. Any team trading for Fields - which would presumably happen if the Bears take a quarterback with the first overall pick - will be trading for him to be their starting quarterback.
The Move - Fields is the definition of a hold. Everyone knows the ceiling he possesses so managers have no interest in selling for less than full market price yet at the same time no one else wants to buy for that same price because of the uncertainty about where he’ll be playing in 2024. I have faith that no matter what team Fields is with, he’ll be QB1 for fantasy and would buy if I could find the discount. I just don’t believe a discount exists in most leagues.
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49ers running back Isaac Guerendo posted 78 yards and two touchdowns and caught 2-of-2 targets for 50 yards in the 49ers’ Week 14 win over the Bears.
Read moreRams wide receiver Puka Nacua had 12 catches (on 14 targets) for 162 receiving yards and a touchdown in a win against Buffalo.
Read moreBills quarterback Josh Allen completed 22-of-37 passes for 342 yards and added 82 rushing yards, compiling six total touchdowns in a loss to the Rams.
Read moreSeahawks running back Zach Charbonnet had 134 rushing yards, seven catches, 59 receiving yards and two touchdowns in a win against Arizona.
Read moreBucs rookie running back Bucky Irving had three rushing yards, one catch, and 15 receiving yards in a win against the Raiders before suffering a back injury.
Read morePanthers running back Jonathon Brooks had just one carry before suffering a non-contact knee injury in the Panthers loss to the Eagles.
Read moreWelcome to the 'Buy, Sell, or Hold' series where each week I’ll be focusing on one position to analyze four players and what we should be doing with them. This week we’re back to talking about quarterbacks and I’ve got four who haven’t lived up to expectations recently.
In his third year, and with the addition of DJ Moore, Fields was actually worse as a fantasy quarterback than he was in 2022, dropping from 19.7 points per game to 17.7. Even if you remove week six in which he left early with injury, his PPG only rises to 18.8.
Many had hopes Fields would be able to ascend to top-five status. Maybe this is just who he is. The rushing will always mean his fantasy floor will be high but without improvement as a passer, he could just live in the mid to low-end QB1 conversation as long as he’s starting. That’s okay though. Fields is a player who will likely always, or for at least as long as we care about, be starting somewhere.
Chicago or not, Fields will be a starting QB in 2024. Any team trading for Fields - which would presumably happen if the Bears take a quarterback with the first overall pick - will be trading for him to be their starting quarterback.
The Move - Fields is the definition of a hold. Everyone knows the ceiling he possesses so managers have no interest in selling for less than full market price yet at the same time no one else wants to buy for that same price because of the uncertainty about where he’ll be playing in 2024. I have faith that no matter what team Fields is with, he’ll be QB1 for fantasy and would buy if I could find the discount. I just don’t believe a discount exists in most leagues.
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