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Central is my favourite direction, just like clear is my favorite color.I mean, is Central really a direction?
Central is my favourite direction, just like clear is my favorite color.I mean, is Central really a direction?
CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora reports Ryan Fitzpatrick (hip) could be cleared to play by Week 7.
Whether Fitzpatrick gets the team's starting job back is another question entirely. La Canfora said Washington coaches are "eager to get him back, but that could prove to be more about depth than anything else. Some in the organization preferred [Taylor] Heinicke, who is spry and plays the game with a high-energy style." Many in the organization, per La Canfora, believed Heinicke "was the better quarterback in the summer, and they believe he may be a better fit moving forward as well." Some big plays and Heinicke's penchant for taking off from the pocket -- he has 22 rushing attempts in four starts this season -- has kept him fantasy relevant, though his mistakes are starting to pile up. He tossed two picks in the Football Team's Week 5 loss to the Saints. New Orleans defenders dropped at least two other interceptions. Continued struggles from Heinicke could leave Ron Rivera no choice but to put Fitzpatrick back under center.
- Jason La Canfora, CBSSports.com
The Athletic's Ben Standig reported that Washington QB Ryan Fitzpatrick (hip) was expected to get an MRI early this week.
The Football Team has kept quiet about Fitzpatrick, who hasn't played since he exited in Week 1 with a hip injury. An MRI would provide insight as to where he is in the recovery process, so fantasy managers who are invested in the Washington offense will need to keep an eye out for an update over the next few days.
SOURCE: Ben Standig on Twitter
Nov 9, 2021, 6:21 PM ET
Ryan Fitzpatrick's (hip) MRI showed "some progress," but he remains without a timetable for return from injured reserve.
Fitzpatrick was injured in Week 1, and it's been Taylor Heinicke under center ever since. It'll remain that way for the foreseeable future, starting with a Week 10 date with the Bucs out of Washington's bye week.
SOURCE: Ben Standig on Twitter
Nov 10, 2021, 1:46 PM ET
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Ryan Fitzpatrick (hip) is not expected to return this season.
Fitzpatrick got slammed by a Chargers defensive lineman in Week 1 and suffered a hip subluxation. The injury was originally supposed to sideline him for upwards of two months but the team has continually pushed back his timeline. Fitzpatrick is a free agent at the end of the year and it’s unclear if the team will want to bring him back. Washington is on pace for a top-five pick and they already have Taylor Heinicke under contract for another year. With Heinicke at the helm for the remainder of the season, only Terry McLaurin can be trusted out of this team’s wideouts.
SOURCE: Ian Rapoport on Twitter
Nov 14, 2021, 8:14 AM ET
The Athletic's Joe Buscaglia said Ryan Fitzpatrick would be a good fit as Josh Allen's backup in 2022.
The Bills are going to lose Mitchell Trubisky in free agency and Fitzpatrick will be available after missing almost the entire 2021 season with Washington. Fitzpatrick, a former Bills starter, has remained a supporter of the franchise, as evidenced by his shirtless appearance at a frigid Buffalo home game in the 2021 postseason. Fitz's "personality and locker room dynamic ... would mesh with Allen as well as peanut butter takes to jelly on a sandwich," Buscaglia said. "The duo would be excellent together, given their humor and relatively laid back yet ultra-competitive demeanor." If Fitzpatrick, 39, doesn't retire, look for the Bills to pursue him in free agency.
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SOURCE: The Athletic
Mar 11, 2022, 9:44 AM ET
I think he'd be an incredibly entertaining commentator in the boothWho else but Fitz would use a word cloud as his retirement speech. Congrats to him on a solid career.
Harvard grads traditionally make more money than most.Fitz made $84 Mil, the most for a 7th rounder.
Something tells me he won't have any issues adjusting to life after football.Harvard grads traditionally make more money than most.
I've heard he's been offered the color commentator gig with Amazon for Thursday Night Football.Something tells me he won't have any issues adjusting to life after football.
Someone as smart as he obviously is, he should go and cure cancer instead of wasting his time on more football.I've heard he's been offered the color commentator gig with Amazon for Thursday Night Football.
Unless you get points for retired QBs with chest hair, yes.grateful zed said:safe to drop in dyno?
He’s an economics guy.Someone as smart as he obviously is, he should go and cure cancer instead of wasting his time on more football.
He sure couldn't do any worseHe’s an economics guy.
Could use him in the White House. Or a front office somewhere.