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Fantasy Files: Which skill-position players are overpriced based on their quarterback's mobility?

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🗓️ 30 July 2021

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

Host Ian Hartitz takes a look at how often mobile quarterbacks have enabled fantasy-friendly teammates and applies the findings to 2021. Moral of the story: dual-threat signal-callers are great fantasy assets, but their hit rates at enabling top-24 running backs and wide receivers fall short of expectation. There are examples, particularly those that rack up outrageous volume, but generally only the game's finest talents have overcome this issue. Ian talks about the impact of this on guys like J.K. Dobbins, Miles Sanders, Allen Robinson, Mark Andrews, George Kittle and more.


00:00 - 01:05 Intro
01:05 - 02:10 QB rushing projections
02:10 - 07:20 How RBs are affected by mobile QBs
07:20 - 11:00 How WRs are affected by mobile QBs
11:00 - 13:55 How TEs are affected by mobile QBs
13:55 - 15:14 Outro

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello, welcome to PFF Fancy Football Podcast.

0:11.0

I'm your host Ian Hartitz and today we continue our Fancy Files series with a look at how

0:15.5

often mobile quarterbacks enable Fancy Friendly teammates.

0:19.1

Now this is a topic that we talk about a lot, haven't actually taken the steps out of

0:23.2

breakdown to study.

0:24.8

The past examples will exceptions to the example and you know just what's going on in the

0:29.3

NFL because the times they are changing with our PFF projections, looking at the amount

0:33.8

of quarterbacks that are going to be projected to be these high end mobile quarterbacks.

0:39.1

There's a lot more unusual people since 2011 over the past 10 years.

0:43.5

We've only had 37 examples of a quarterback getting at least 80 rush attempts in a season.

0:48.2

I chose 80 because that's five rush attempts per game over the course of 16 games seem

0:52.6

like a pretty fair arbitrary number.

0:55.0

A little bit less than 100 again, now 37 over the past 10 years, 3.7 per year ahead of

1:00.4

2021.

1:01.4

PFF projects the following quarterbacks to have at least 80 rush attempts to be fair.

1:06.0

This is a 17 game season but we'll include some of these other guys.

1:10.4

Lamar Jackson, 141 projected rush attempts.

1:12.7

Jalen Hertz, 125, Josh Allen, 118, Kyla Murray, 105, Russell Wilson, 99, Justin Fields,

1:19.6

86, Tray Lance, 84, and Tyrod Taylor, 82.

1:23.0

It tastes and hell does the unthinkable and wins the Saints' QB job.

1:26.5

We could have a ninth quarterback in that group.

1:29.1

Just out of those guys, it's pretty clear to see that they could be impacting some of

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