Baltimore Ravens

Fantasy Saturday – What About Ravens without Joe Flacco

Week 11

Fantasy Injury Impact

Cincinnati at Baltimore

Ravens Starting QB

Joe Flacco isn’t going to play. You would think that opens the door wide for Lamar Jackson, but Robert Griffin could also factor in. This is a hunch, but Jackson should get the start and given full reigns on the offense for the first time. He is built for fantasy points production like few quarterbacks we have seen.

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Trade Deadline Fantasy Impact – Some Winners in Green Bay

Breaking down fantasy impact of Tuesday’s trade deadline deals:

Ravens receive: RB Ty Montgomery

Packers receive: 2020 seventh-round pick

How this affects Ravens:

This makes Javorius Allen close to useless for fantasy reasons and Montgomery should quickly assume the passing game duties from Baltimore’s backfield. Alex Collins’ stock takes a little hit here as well. Collins is averaging a measly 3.7 yards per carry and overall, this offense could use a little spark that Montgomery might just provide. The competition for backfield touches (and might Montgomery also play some wide receiver in his new home?) with the Ravens is lesser than in Green Bay, so this trade helps Montgomery a bit as well. With just a 2020 seventh round pick as compensation, this doesn’t look like much, but this move might end up paying off well for Baltimore and Montgomery. After their Week 10 bye, Baltimore plays some of the worst defenses in the NFL. Montgomery might begin to pay off in Week 11 against the Bengals.

How this affects Packers:

We have been clamoring for Aaron Jones to take over the true lead job in Green Bay.

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Fantasy Talk — Seattle Seahawks, Baltimore Ravens Have Smart Plays on Horizon

Our friend Warren Sharp does excellent work with advanced metrics at SharpFootballStats.com. At that website, Sharp (who does the best work concerning strength of schedule out there) lays out the degree of difficulty that each team faces in terms of their remaining schedule vs. both run and pass defenses.

In these metrics, two offenses appear in the easiest five for both the run and pass: Baltimore and Seattle. It so happens, that according to Sharp, the Ravens face the easiest slate of pass defenses and the Seahawks the easiest slate of run defenses for their final dozen games. Lets examine these two situations for fantasy reasons. Your league mates might not be viewing these situations in the same manner, but that’s why you read Clayton Football.

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