Michael Penix Jr.

Start Penix — he threw a lot in Week 1 and has playmakers, so he’s likely to score points. But check the injury report and if London or Mooney are out (or listed inactive), sit him and pick someone safer.

Start Penix — he's the Falcons' confirmed starter, ended last season throwing well, and faces a matchup that could be high-scoring. But the offensive line looks shaky, he’s had few preseason reps, and a receiver is questionable, so if your team only starts one quarterback and you have a safer option, consider sitting him and watch injury/news before kickoff.

Draft him in the late rounds as a bench quarterback, not your weekly starter. He might start for the team but doesn’t run much and can miss short throws, so grab him as a cheap gamble.

Don't draft Michael Penix Jr. — skip him in the late rounds of normal one-quarterback leagues. He just came off ACL surgery and doesn't run much, so he's risky and probably won't score enough to deserve a bench spot.