Must-Have Quarterbacks and Tight Ends (Fantasy Football 2021 ...
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Summary
According to Pro-Football-Reference, Mullens completed 64.01% of his passes and averaged a whopping 275.3 passing yards per game as a starter.Lance offers Shanahan more tools to work with, including his elite rushing ability. Lance is my favorite fantasy football backup quarterback target, whether I draft an elite option or wait and dip my toe in the fringe starter territory.Ryan Fitzpatrick (QB – WAS): 166.7 ADP His efficiency wasn’t a total bust, either.According to Pro Football Focus, out of 34 tight ends targeted a minimum of 40 times, Fant ranked fifth in their receiving grade and sixth in yards per route run (1.64 Y/RR). In traditional leagues with weekly managed lineups, my goal is to snag one of the Big Three tight ends or double up with Pitts and Fant in the hopes of one or both blossoming into a top-five option at a fraction of the cost of Kelce, Waller, and Kittle.Can you draft the perfect 2020 team?
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