ESPN Fantasy Football on Lamar Jackson

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He's another worthwhile long-term quarterback investment, assuming the ankle injury that cost him Week 5 doesn't linger. Still, Jackson looked awfully good the first four weeks of the season working in Declan Doyle's fast-paced, heavy-misdirection offense.
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Jackson's ankle injury appears minor; late bye and elite early play support long-term hold.

Jackson is the No. 7 overall player and QB2 in knocked-out rates (11.2%). The source notes he's another worthwhile long-term quarterback investment, assuming the ankle injury that cost him Week 5 doesn't linger. Jackson looked awfully good the first four weeks working in Declan Doyle's fast-paced, heavy-misdirection offense, and the Ravens have a late bye (Week 13). The source suggests Jackson would be another strong partner for Jordan Love's managers, as Love faces the Cowboys this week and has strong Weeks 7-8 matchups, plus another good matchup against the Saints in Week 13.

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