Fantasy Football Sleepers: Quarterbacks (2021) | FantasyPros
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Summary
I am talking to those who play in a 10 or 12 team league that starts one quarterback and has a short bench (approximately five spots): if you draft an elite quarterback, do not roster a backup. His upside in fantasy may be even higher than Lawrence’s; in his best rushing season, he came in just under 50 yards per game. Play him similar to Fields, as a high upside second QB for any team in the league.Ryan Fitzpatrick (QB – WAS) QB24, ADP 161 His potential fantasy playoff schedule is exciting, ending the season with two matchups against the Cowboys and against the Eagles, both teams who should struggle defensively.Daniel Jones (QB – NYG) QB27, ADP 193 You can get started with Starting Your Own Fantasy Football League or head to a more advanced strategy – like What is the Right Amount of Risk to Absorb on Draft Day?
As said here by https://www.fantasypros.com/2021/08/fantasy-football-sleepers-quarterbacks-2021/