I don't disagree necessarily - but I did add "TBD" for a reason.CubfanAA wrote: ↑Wed Sep 29, 2021 5:36 amThis is why it's bad to take data like this chart and make fantasy takes about it without digging into the actual play. Fields deep passing ability is actually one of his best attributes. You just can't tell from this chart, because in his 1 start so far he had the worst offensive line play of any game this year along with some of the worst play-calling from his coach. Yet he is being listed here as a long-term avoid because of his downfield passing. It's just flawed for dynasty thinking in a big time way. Short term I agree in that his offensive line won't change much this year and Nagy won't get fired until year end, but long-term he will almost for sure be in a better situation next year (it really can't get worse). This is why one of the other QB's you have listed is Dalton. It's not the QB at all...it's the situation which will change long-term.
It's all well and good to have a killer arm that can push downfield, but if you can't get past your 1st read then "just throw it deep, hurrrrr" is easily solved. Two high safety, try and QB contain and keep him in the pocket, and force him to find the soft spot in the shorter/intermediate zones - aka, exactly what the Brandon Staley defense does... aka... the defense that is taking over the league at the moment, and the reason that McVay got off Goff despite great cost to his war chest.
At the moment, I'm not seeing an ability to read the field from Fields.
He's not at all helped by his surroundings, for sure. We'll see if he can look closer to being a QB that can play in the NFL next game he starts.