Joe Flacco
QB - BAL
2018 Outlook
Mike Preston of The Baltimore Sun observed the Ravens' second full OTA practice and said starting QB Joe Flacco is fully healthy, looks sharp and has completed more long passes than he had in recent seasons.
Fantasy Impact
Preston noted that Flacco is the clear starter, widening the gap between himself, Robert Griffin III and first-rounder Lamar Jackson. While that's not surprising, Flacco's consistent lack of upside won't appeal to fantasy football owners again in 2018, making the veteran signal-caller undraftable except as a reserve in 2QB leagues.
Joe Flacco completed 25 of 47 pass attempts for 203 yards, two touchdowns and one interception in the Ravens’ loss to the Bengals.
Fantasy Impact
Flacco had a mediocre season at best and going into 2018 he will certainly not be in consideration in single quarterback leagues. But given how he closed the season, he should be a viable option in two-quarterback leagues.
Joe Flacco was 29 of 38 for 237 yards and two touchdowns in the Saturday win over the Colts.
Fantasy Impact
Flacco, after starting the season poorly, came on strong to finish off the season. If he can come in to 2018 healthy, he will be a top-20 quarterback and relevant in two-quarterback leagues.
Joe Flacco was 26 for 42 for 288 yards and one touchdown against the Browns on Sunday. He also ran for a touchdown.
Fantasy Impact
Flacco is starting to look better over the past three games, but he is still only startable in superflex or two-quarterback leagues. He will have a decent matchup next weekend against Indianapolis, however.
Joe Flacco completed 20 of 35 pass attempts for 269 yards with two touchdowns and an interception on Sunday night against the Steelers.
Fantasy Impact
Flacco said a few weeks ago that the Ravens needed to open up the offense more, and so they have, with Flacco throwing for exactly 269 yards and two touchdowns in each of the past two games. Trusting your fantasy existence to Flacco is a dicey proposition, but given how he's played recently, there are plenty of worse options in Week 15 than him against the Browns.
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