Jonathan Taylor fantasy football insight from Flock Fantasy
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Taylor looked like a league winner in weeks 1-10 as the number one running back, but fell to low-end RB2 in weeks 12-18 after Daniel Jones tore his Achilles. The analyst is worried about offensive regression and Jones starting slow coming off the torn Achilles injury.
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Jonathan Taylor, who looked like he was just the straight-up league winner in weeks 1 through 10, being the number one running back in fantasy and it not even being remotely close. But, then if you compare that to his weeks 12 through 18, you will have noticed, 'Oh, once Daniel Jones tore his Achilles, Jonathan Taylor fell down to being a low-end RB2.' And looking at the Indianapolis Colts this next season, they are probably going to see some offensive regression no matter what, but you have Daniel Jones coming off the torn Achilles starting slow. So, I'm worried about the overall offensive context.
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- Taylor looked like a league winner in weeks 1-10 as the number one running back, but fell to low-end RB2 in weeks 12-18 after Daniel Jones tore his Achilles. The analyst is worried about offensive regression and Jones starting slow coming off the torn Achilles injury.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Jonathan Taylor (RB IND).
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