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Nelson Sousa is fading Lamar Jackson due to concerns about reduced rushing volume under new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle. He believes Lamar's fantasy value comes from his legs (800+ rushing yards), and if he runs less and becomes primarily a pocket passer, he won't be worth his current ADP despite being QB2-QB4 depending on league scoring.
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guy was a huge disappointment last year, and it's Lamar Jackson... there's rumors that he's going to run less this year and and pass more... I don't think Lamar is like a huge talented passer, I think his fantasy value uh comes from his legs. So, when he's running the ball and he's getting you 800 yards on the ground, he's a difference maker. Um, if you're telling me he's just going to run less and he's just going to become a pocket passer, I'm not really interested at his price
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- Nelson Sousa is fading Lamar Jackson due to concerns about reduced rushing volume under new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle. He believes Lamar's fantasy value comes from his legs (800+ rushing yards), and if he runs less and becomes primarily a pocket passer, he won't be worth his current ADP despite being QB2-QB4 depending on league scoring.
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