As we head into the weekend portion of Week 14, there’s plenty of reason to be concerned about some of the game’s top quarterbacks with the playoffs just around the corner. But in the meantime, we have some huge games on tap, including Kansas City at Miami and Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
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Oh man, there’s some sweet-looking games on tap for Week 11. We already witnessed a great battle for NFC West supremacy on Thursday. On Sunday, we’ve got Tennessee and Baltimore in a rematch of last year’s AFC divisional playoff game; Green Bay’s offense vs. Indy’s D; and KC taking on Las Vegas, with the Chiefs seeking to avenge their only loss over the last 15 games. Monday offers another big one with the Rams traveling to Tampa Bay.
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Speaking of Jackson, he continues to show progress in his development, and if you believe what the Ravens are saying, he’s going to be the key to their new “revolutionary” offense. His passing mechanics are getting better, and while he still has a long road ahead, he’s heading in the right direction. Once the games count, expect to see a ton of run-pass option and read-option calls for Jackson, who will run wild. The key, however, remains his ability to improve as a pocket passer because teams will try to shut down his running game.
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But Gutierrez has really gone into the tank since, managing just one long ball while batting .189 in limited action in July. He’s been only slightly better in August (.214 with one homer so far).
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Furey, who usually catches, will graduate from high school in 2020. He’s already 5’11, 180, so bears watching as a keeper league prospect. We recommend keeping tabs on him as he moves into high school.
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He’s armed with a very nice fastball and a solid slider that projects to be even better in time. Thompson’s command, however, could use some work. This young righty projects to throw more strikes as he gains consistency, but there’s going to be some bumps in the road, so it’s hard to envision him as a Fantasy asset in the short term.
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Goldschmidt’s ISO is slightly below what he put up last year, he remains a DH waiting to happen (which won’t be easy as long as he’s a D-Back), and we wonder if we’ve seen the best he has to offer. With a flyball rate that just keeps dropping, it’s hard to envision him topping his 2013 homer total unless that trend reverses itself.
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