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Joe Burrow 2020 Outlook
Burrow is leading a new age in Cincinnati and 36-year-old head coach Zac Taylor doesn't see the quarterback room getting any older. As NFL.com notes, it was hardly a surprise when the Bengals released longtime starter Andy Dalton this offseason. However, moving forward without a veteran presence at the position could be seen as somewhat risky. Burrow, Ryan Finley and Joe Dolegala have a combined three games of NFL experience and three starts. That's going to change, of course, as Burrow moves in as the starter immediately. As ESPN's Mike Clay noted, the prize of the 2020 draft, Burrow has the size, playmaking ability, mobility and elite accuracy you want in your quarterback. Burrow doesn't have the strongest arm, but that didn't stop him from completing 76 percent of his passes, registering as off-target on only 7.7 percent of his throws while posting a 94.9 total QBR during the 60-TD pass 2019 season, all of which were the best numbers in this year's rookie class. Burrow also adds value with his legs (368 rushing yards, five TDs), which only adds to his QB1 fantasy upside. An upgraded offensive line and strong cast of skill players in Cincinnati will help.