Carson Wentz is a young player who I really like and is an obvious choice at the Quarterback position for owners in Keeper/Dynasty leagues. He's got a fairly young nucleus of skill position players around him with Wide Receivers Jordan Matthews and free agent pick up Alshon Jeffery. Philly also has a good Tight End in Zach Ertz. All parties involved including Wentz are still learning the intricacies of Head Coach Doug Perdersons offense, so it could take a little time for the passing game to fully gel, which makes it hard to project Wentz as a starter right now because there are better options available.

Jacksonville Quarterback Blake Bortles went from relatively unknown in his rookie season to a guy on everybody's radar by the end of his sophmore campaign. With two very young and talented Wide Receivers and a former Pro Bowl Tight End, Bortles was set to light the league on fire after 35 TD passes in 2015 but his 3rd season was a nightmare to forget. The Jags offense tanked and Bortles poor play was mainly responsible. Jacksonville still has some talent on offense but with only one year of fantasy success, there are a lot of questions to be answered coming into the 2017 season.

Baltimore Quarterback Joe Flacco is a seasoned veteran who usually finds his way to enough high scoring fantasy games to keep his name some what relevant. He's never been an every week starter and with a group of unproven Wide Receivers to work with, Flacco is almost assured another year of only being a match up based play. His 20 TD passes and 15 INTs in 2016 are definitely not winning fantasy football numbers.