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Like Justin Field showed his sophomore year you could suck and still be amazing for fantasy.
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Elite rushing floor sustains fantasy value even in poor offensive situations

Justin Fields' sophomore season is used as a benchmark for elite fantasy production from hyper-mobile quarterbacks. Despite playing in a bottom-five offense with a poor wide receiver room, Fields averaged over 25 fantasy points per game after the first month, proving that rushing ability can sustain elite fantasy value even when real-life passing performance is poor.

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