Tua Tagovailoa

Tua looked shaky and turned the ball over in Week 1, so bench him in regular leagues where you only start one quarterback. Only consider him in leagues that start two quarterbacks or as a one-week gamble if Christian Gonzalez is out and Tyreek Hill is playing.

Start Tua only if he’s fully cleared to play — he has Tyreek and Waddle and an indoor game against Indianapolis that makes him worth starting. If he’s limited in practice or still in concussion protocol, sit him and use someone else, since Miami’s weak line and little running could keep him underwhelming.

Draft Tua in the mid-to-late rounds — he’s a solid pick as a backup quarterback and could be a starter some weeks if he falls. He can score big with his talented receivers and an easy schedule, but past concussions and almost no rushing make him a bit risky week-to-week.

Don’t take Tua in most leagues—he doesn’t run and throws too many interceptions. In leagues where you start two quarterbacks, you can snag him super late as a backup, and that late pick means you’re not risking much.