Quincy Riley fantasy football insight from PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Quincy RileyNO

Riley exceeded expectations last year playing on the outside despite being undersized; he's a feisty player who can hold up against the run, and with Alante Taylor gone, there's an opening in the nickel or outside.

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Quincy Riley... Riley did a lot of it on the outside... he exceeded my expectations last year... there's an opening there both between the nickel and on the outside... he is that feisty player. And I think he can hold up against the run, but he exceeded my expectations last year.

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What did PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network say about Quincy Riley?: Riley exceeded expectations last year playing on the outside despite being undersized; he's a feisty player who can hold up against the run, and with Alante Taylor gone, there's an opening in the nickel or outside.
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