Joe Flacco

If there was ever one thing that Flacco had going for him, it was job stability. You knew that by drafting him as your No. 2 quarterback in a 2QB league, he wasn't going to get benched. Now that the Ravens have drafted Lamar Jackson, those days are over. Flacco did get some increased weaponry in Michael Crabtree, John Brown, Hayden Hurst, Mark Andrews, and Willie Snead, but is it too little, too late? He's now finished as the QB20 or worse in three straight seasons and it's hard to trust him as anything more than a streaming QB2.

Joe Flacco looks sharp, completing more long balls

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.