Tyler Shough

He's shown he can play well in starts, so grab him as a cheap backup if you need a quarterback — just don't pay much and remember he's not usable this week because the Saints have a bye. It's only a couple games, so wait for more starts before trusting him as your regular starter.

He’s the new starter and throws a lot, but he didn’t move the ball well in his first game, so only pick him up in very deep leagues or if your other quarterbacks are hurt. Otherwise don’t use a roster spot on him — start him only if your options are injured or he faces a really weak defense.

He's the new starter so he'll get more snaps and goal-line chances, but he draws a very tough Rams defense coached by Sean McVay that usually beats inexperienced quarterbacks. Add him if you play two-quarterback leagues or need a backup, but in regular one-quarterback leagues don't rush to grab him unless you're out of options, and don't start him in Week 9 vs the Rams.

Skip him in the early or middle rounds in one-quarterback leagues — only grab him in the late rounds as a bench long-shot. If your league starts two quarterbacks, consider a mid-to-late round pick since he could win the job, but know he’s risky and can give the ball away a lot.