AFC QB Report
Trent Edwards - Buffalo Bills
He continues to be on the edge of being a fantasy starting QB, but needs to throw a few more passes and another 1/2 TD in each game to do so. The more the Bills win, the more confidence will be put in him and the more likely we are to see his stats increase. Through 4 games he has thrown for 930 yards, 4 TD's and 2 Int's. That projects to 3,720 yards 16 TD's and 8 Int's. Almost there....
Matt Cassell - New England Patriots
The jury on Cassell thus far is, he is guilty of being not good. He is not worth keeping unless you are in a QB thin league. With that said, the is a glimmer of hope he can mature and improve his game with the tools and system New England has, but it is just a glimmer. 448 yards, 2 TD's and 1 Int. Trent Edwards is a much fantasy QB.
Chad Pennington - Miami Dolphins
His stats aren't that bad (589 yards 2 TD's & 1 Int.), but the question is his potential to improve. There is some, but the Dolphins will focus and a running the ball and that will keep his potential to be a fantasy starter very, very low.
Ben Roethlisberger - Pittsburgh Steelers
He was projected to be a fantasy stud, but with a team full of injuries, he has become a dud. The question with Big Ben is whether to trade him or keep him. Th advice is to keep him at this point because one, his value is very low and two, the Steelers should heal up and improve and you may want Big Ben for your playoff stretch. The only exceptions are if you are given reasonably close to his draft value or if you have 1 or 2 better QB's.
As always this means acquiring Roethlisberger in a cheap trade is a worthwhile gamble.
Sin City Scout
He continues to be on the edge of being a fantasy starting QB, but needs to throw a few more passes and another 1/2 TD in each game to do so. The more the Bills win, the more confidence will be put in him and the more likely we are to see his stats increase. Through 4 games he has thrown for 930 yards, 4 TD's and 2 Int's. That projects to 3,720 yards 16 TD's and 8 Int's. Almost there....
Matt Cassell - New England Patriots
The jury on Cassell thus far is, he is guilty of being not good. He is not worth keeping unless you are in a QB thin league. With that said, the is a glimmer of hope he can mature and improve his game with the tools and system New England has, but it is just a glimmer. 448 yards, 2 TD's and 1 Int. Trent Edwards is a much fantasy QB.
Chad Pennington - Miami Dolphins
His stats aren't that bad (589 yards 2 TD's & 1 Int.), but the question is his potential to improve. There is some, but the Dolphins will focus and a running the ball and that will keep his potential to be a fantasy starter very, very low.
Ben Roethlisberger - Pittsburgh Steelers
He was projected to be a fantasy stud, but with a team full of injuries, he has become a dud. The question with Big Ben is whether to trade him or keep him. Th advice is to keep him at this point because one, his value is very low and two, the Steelers should heal up and improve and you may want Big Ben for your playoff stretch. The only exceptions are if you are given reasonably close to his draft value or if you have 1 or 2 better QB's.
As always this means acquiring Roethlisberger in a cheap trade is a worthwhile gamble.
Sin City Scout
Labels: AFC QB Report, Ben Roethlisberger, Matt Cassell, Trent Edwards
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