Fantasy Files: It's time to start treating Joe Burrow as a fantasy QB1

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🗓️ 6 July 2021

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down Joe Burrow's fantasy football value ahead of the 2021 season. Burrow deserved to be hyped as a rookie following probably the single-greatest collegiate campaign ever, and he largely played well with the exceptions coming against some pretty great defenses. On the surface his numbers weren't great, but some deeper digging reveals pristine performance in some of PFF's more stable metrics. The good news for Burrow: the 2021 edition of the Bengals will boast a better wide receiver room and offensive line. Ian concludes the podcast with Burrow's fantasy ranking and gives his thoughts on maybe the barbeque Twitter guy having a point.

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0:00.0	I'm your host, Dean Hardison.
0:02.0	Today we continue our fancy
0:03.0	final series with the look at
0:05.0	Joe Freakin'
0:07.0	Burrow.
0:08.0	QB1 of the 2019
0:10.0	championship LSU Tigers.
0:12.0	I mean, this dude literally
0:14.0	was so good in 2019 that like,
0:16.0	I don't even know if I could
0:17.0	replicate that in
0:19.0	NCAA 2014.
0:20.0	I'm going to be a
0:21.0	little bit more focused on
0:23.0	the new season.
0:24.0	I'm going to be a little
0:25.0	focused on the new season.
0:26.0	I'm going to be a little bit
0:27.0	focused on the new season.
0:28.0	I'm going to be a little bit
0:29.0	focused on the new season.
0:29.0	I'm going to be a little bit
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