Fantasy Football Player Notes

Last week, Tyler Huntley came in for Lamar Jackson and completed eight of nine passes with 7.0 yards per attempt. He ran the ball four times for 16 scoreless yards on the ground. Last year, in his two starts, Huntley averaged eight rushing attempts and 56.5 rushing yards, which isn't a surprise, as we know the rushing equity is there with Huntley. He was the QB16 and QB19 in weekly scoring in those starts with only two total passing touchdowns, zero rushing scores, and zero games with more than 200 passing yards. I wouldn't be shocked to see Huntley finish as a QB1 this week with his rushing upside, but he's best viewed as a high-floor QB2 with a tough matchup for Week 5. Atlanta's pass defense has been amazing, allowing the sixth-fewest yards per attempt, the fourth-lowest passing success rate, the tenth-fewest EPA per dropback, and the eighth-fewest fantasy points per dropback.