Last season laid bare the harsh realities of investing in offenses helmed by bad quarterbacks. The struggles of many high-priced fantasy picks tied to substandard quarterbacks—most notably Todd Gurley, Allen Robinson and DeAndre Hopkins—were offered this season as a warning. Trust bad quarterbacks at your own risk. Through two weeks, one of the quarterbacks who offered that lesson is at it again.
Blake Bortles made it hard to believe in any of the skill players on the Jaguars at their average draft positions. The most popular of those was Leonard Fournette, the rookie running back out of LSU.