Tua Tagovailoa looked good in his return against the Ravens in Week 10, throwing for 158 yards in less than a half of action and scoring a touchdown on his only carry. The Week 11 matchup against the Jets has ‘blow-up’ written all over it, as their defense has allowed 22.56 fantasy points per game to opposing quarterbacks.
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Jeff Wilson is a stash pickup that I don’t think you can play this week, but he is going to be a valuable asset going forward. Last year, Wilson was a huge factor in the rushing game, contributing 733 yards from scrimmage and 10 touchdowns over 12 games. Shanahan is going to work him into this backfield, and the upcoming schedule is extremely favorable. After this week’s matchup against the Rams, the 49ers go to Jacksonville, play Minnesota at home, have back-to-back road games against Seattle and Cincinnati, then Atlanta at home, at Tennessee, and at home against Houston in Week 17. Imagine! You could be playing Jeff Wilson against Houston in your fantasy Super Bowl! Don’t sleep on Jeff Wilson.
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Last week against the Tennessee Titans, Zach Pascal didn’t see a lot of action, despite playing 98% of the Colts’ snaps. However, players like this make for ideal Week 9 post-waiver pickups. With T.Y. Hilton in concussion protocol, he looks to be the second wide receiver option behind Michael Pittman. He’s a sneaky plug-and-play option against the New York Jets who allowed all three Bengals receivers to obtain double-digit fantasy points in Week 8.
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All in all, this is a great quarterback class. It could be one of the best ones we have ever seen in terms of fantasy production. There’s no Josh Rosens or Geno Smiths who belong as backups instead of starters. It’s also apparent the majority of these players landed in ideal situations. Feel good about spending draft capital and investing in these players. You will see return on investment sooner, rather than later.
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Fields has issues feeling pressure and recognizing the blitz. In his two years with Ohio State, he took 52 sacks in 22 games — or 2.36 per game. In comparison to the other 2021 first-round picks:
Lawrence – 0.91
Zack Wilson – 1.9
Lance – 1.42
Mac Jones – 1.75
New to Fantasy Football Drafting? Now that you have brushed up on some of the basics from our New to Fantasy Football article, you’re ready to draft! Well, sort of. While there’s value in knowing your league type, scoring settings, and line-up positions, the true payoff is understanding how each of these aspects drive your […]
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