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QB BUY LOWS - THREAD 1) Daniel Jones - @FF_Towny
2) Tua Tagovailoa - @FF_BDonley
3) Mitch Trubisky - @FF_Towny
1) Daniel Jones
In the 2020 season, he quite possibly is someone you may not have even started in some Superflex leagues if you had depth, but I think he’s in for a breakout season in 2021. Let’s take a deeper look at what he brings to the table.
In the 2020 season, he quite possibly is someone you may not have even started in some Superflex leagues if you had depth, but I think he’s in for a breakout season in 2021. Let’s take a deeper look at what he brings to the table.
In 2 years in the NFL a total of 28 games has a completion percentage of just over 62%, just under 6,000 passing yards, and 35 passing touchdowns. These passing stats are comparable to Kyler Murray in Arizona who has 200+ more passion attempts and just over 7,500 yards.
Along with the passing stats, Jones has found a way to make an impact with his rushing ability racking up 702 yards rushing in just 110 attempts which equates to 6.4 yards per attempt, which is greater than Kyler Murray’s yards per attempt coming in at 6.0 flat in 226 attempts.
Daniel Jones on the flip side has shown that he needs to work on keeping the ball in his hands, he has finished top 10 both years in fumbles with a total of 29 and has thrown a combined 22 interceptions in these past 2 years as well.
What many people don’t see is that both seasons he has also finished in the top 10 as the most sacked quarterback and most yardage lost per sack. The Giants look to strengthen that offensive line in the draft this year which will play a huge part in Daniel Jones’ success.
We can’t fall into the trap that just Jones didn’t immediately turn out like Mahomes his first 2 seasons, doesn’t mean that we should write him off. He has a bright future and with Saquon returning it should help open the rush attack for Jones as well as improve the passing game.
2) Tua Tagovailoa
Before Tua’s hip injury in 2019 and Joe Burrow’s almost perfect season at LSU, Tua was considered to be the best QB prospect among the 2020 class by the majority of the community.
Before Tua’s hip injury in 2019 and Joe Burrow’s almost perfect season at LSU, Tua was considered to be the best QB prospect among the 2020 class by the majority of the community.
We knew Tua was going to be a project for the Dolphins and the upside he brings to the position, however, we didn’t expect to see him struggle as much as he did after the team decided to name him the starting QB. Let’s take a deeper look at what Tua was working with.
Although his yards per attempt was amongst the worst in the league at 6.3 yards, he was 2th in accuracy and 3rd in catchable pass rate. He was accompanied by one of the worst receiving corps in the league, consisting of Devante Parker, Jakeem Grant, Isaiah Ford and Lynn Bowden.
Devante Parker, the best of them all missed 3 games that Tua was under center and so did their #1 RB Myles Gaskin. Tua has a ton of developing to do, but I expect him to take a huge leap in year 2 with a full offszn to prep and another year further along from the hip injury.
It was evident that he did not have as much mobility with the hip on his throws this year, resulting in less tork. MIA is going to work hard during the offszn to bring in talent to surround Tua with. I expect them to seek a big FA WR plus a WR in the draft (Chase or Smith).
Tua’s game against the Cardinals showed the potential he has and I believe he is going to help the Dolphins to many playoff runs in the near future. The future is bright for Tua, do not fade him because of his struggles this past year.
Tua’s struggles are amplified because of how well Herbet and Burrow did, in addition to the little flash that Jalen Hurts had to end the season. Buy while his price is cheap, especially in Superflex leagues, because he will soon be back in the top 12 QBs to own in dynasty.
3) Mitch Trubisky
After being a highly anticipated number 2 overall pick, Mitch Trubisky has been rather lackluster in the NFL. He has produced but not as much as you would expect a number 2 overall draft pick to be, but he has been a quality quarterback nonetheless.
After being a highly anticipated number 2 overall pick, Mitch Trubisky has been rather lackluster in the NFL. He has produced but not as much as you would expect a number 2 overall draft pick to be, but he has been a quality quarterback nonetheless.
In 4 seasons of work Trubisky has racked up almost 11,000 yards and has completed 64% of his passes, which has resulted in 64 total touchdowns. After Trubisky was blindsided by the signing of Nick Foles who would eventually be named the starter he played pretty poorly.
When Nick Foles got hurt and Mitch Trubisky was named the starter again, he came back with a vengeance. In his last 3 games of the season he threw for 560 total yards and 6 touchdowns in the air, along with just under 100 yards on the ground.
Our prediction is with the way the Bears finished the season they will bring back Mitchell Trubisky for at least another year to see how he pans out. While the Bears focus on the resigning of Allen Robinson, if he does return he is a tremendous asset to Trubisky.
Bring Arob back can easily push Trubisky into the QB10-14 range given the rushing floor and mobility of Mitchell Trubisky. Trubisky just as Jones will cost you very little this off-season, so if you need depth and a high ceiling pick up I would go after Mitch.
Have heard some rumors that Kyle Shanahan has taken a look at him, can you imagine him in that system! Buy low while you can, high ceiling quarterback who you can get for a low price in many superflex dyno leagues.
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