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Fantasy Football Podcast 2017 - The TRUTH About Fantasy QB's in 2016

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It seems to be like something that persists through years. I mean, you look at Breeze for the last six years. He's eight points better at home. And the deal is most guys, of course, they're going to be better at home. But not half of your production. Yeah, that's insane. That's insane. That's insane. All right. Carson Palmer was 19, Flacco, 20. Do you? And that's probably where I'm going to stop. So Carson Palmer, do you think that he can return to being a quarterback one? I mean, look, the numbers.

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Oh, still over 4,000 yards, but just 26. If John Brown, if John Brown is healthy and ready for 16 games, Carson Palmer will be fine. If he's not, he won't be. No, I don't think he can return to that. I think he's a 13 to 15 guy next year with, with, you know, if Fitzgerald comes back, if Brown comes back. I really don't. I think the way that the team has changed with David Johnson being the team, the offense, the structure of the offense. And the reason I say that, too, is because Palmer was.

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He was just more mistake prone this year. Man, he wasn't just all related to losing John Brown. It was bad decisions. And I think you're going to have to minimize those with just less attempts. So I think of him as a 12 to 15 guy. He had nine fumbles. Yeah, that's nine and 14 picks. So that's pretty solid work there by a quarterback to fumble nine times. That sounds like Kurt Warner. I love my hockey.

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