Mac Jones

It didn't matter where Jones landed; he was never going to be drafted as an every-week starter in fantasy. He's a pure pocket passer who offers nothing on the ground, which really puts him behind the eight ball to be a fantasy stud. If there's a bit of good news, it's that Josh McDaniels was able to call a great offense with another strictly pocket passer in Tom Brady. While Jones won't get to that level, if we can get 75 percent of his production, we'd be very happy. He should be considered a decent QB2 in dynasty formats.

Jones was selected with a top-15 pick to the New England Patriots. He'll now have to battle it out with Cam Newton in training camp and there's a very good possibility that a healthy Cam keeps Mac on the sidelines. We'll see how long that lasts though and Newton's unlikely to last the full season, which means we'll see Jones on the field at some point in 2021. He's going to have to prove he can thrive in an offense that is not as loaded as Alabama, but this is a great landing spot for him to be paired up with Josh McDaniels. He's worth taking with a late first-round pick in a SF rookie draft.