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I'm going Josh Downs against the Steelers, guys. I don't want to overreact to last week. What I am reacting to is Daniel Jones being really, really bad, man. He's never had a lower mark in QBR, which is on a 100 point scale. He's at 37.4.
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WR33 vs. Steelers; Jones' 37.4 QBR and Allen injury limit upside.
Ranked WR33 against the Steelers by Ian Hartitz. Hartitz is reacting to Daniel Jones' historically poor performance (37.4 QBR on a 100-point scale, averaging 5.7 yards per attempt—only Jacoby Brissett is worse). Jones is coming back from an Achilles injury and doesn't have his 'nine figure field stretcher' (referring to Saquon Barkley). Keenan Allen was also out with a groin injury, making it easy for defenses to stack the box and limiting Downs' upside. While Downs could theoretically benefit from more downfield targets, his 5'8", 170-pound frame limits upside against the Steelers, who have allowed the sixth-fewest PPR points per game to opposing slot receivers this season.
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