Anthony Richardson

He hurt his eye in warmups and was ruled out, so he won’t play — don’t start him. Take him out of your lineup and use a different quarterback or another player who’s actually playing.

He only played at the end of a blowout, so one game doesn't prove he’ll keep getting chances. If you have room, stash him on a long-term or deep bench, but don’t start him in regular weekly lineups until he gets more playing time or the starter is hurt — watch injury news and next week’s snaps.

He runs well but can’t complete passes and gives the ball away too much, and adding Daniel Jones makes his job shaky — don’t start him in weekly lineups right now. If you’re in a long-term league, trade him for a decent return, and watch his completion rate, turnovers, how many plays he gets compared to Jones, and any coach talk about his passing.

Draft Richardson only in the late rounds — grab him after most quarterbacks are gone. He's risky (finger injury, job competition, shaky passing) but can run and have big games, so consider keeping him as a backup in leagues where you start two quarterbacks.