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Justin Herbert will have to wait, it seems Tyrod Taylor is penciled in as the starter for the Chargers.
TYROD TAYLORQB, LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
The Athletic's Daniel Popper believes Chargers QB Tyrod Taylor will start "most, if not all, of the games" in 2020.
Taylor will be the Week 1 starter and likely keeps the job for as long as the Chargers stay in the playoff mix, assuming he doesn't completely roll over. Taylor is a coaching staff and player favorite as a great leader and under appreciated playmaker, but the Chargers offense is set up to be slow-paced and conservative with underneath targets. As showcased in the Hard Knocks series, first-round rookie Justin Herbert has some tools but also hasn't firmly grasped the offense in a pandemic-shortened offseason. Herbert could draw late-season starts but expect Taylor to provide sneaky QB2 value in deeper fantasy leagues as someone who has averaged 36.5 rushing yards in his 45 career games as a starter.
TYROD TAYLORQB, LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
The Athletic's Daniel Popper believes Chargers QB Tyrod Taylor will start "most, if not all, of the games" in 2020.
Taylor will be the Week 1 starter and likely keeps the job for as long as the Chargers stay in the playoff mix, assuming he doesn't completely roll over. Taylor is a coaching staff and player favorite as a great leader and under appreciated playmaker, but the Chargers offense is set up to be slow-paced and conservative with underneath targets. As showcased in the Hard Knocks series, first-round rookie Justin Herbert has some tools but also hasn't firmly grasped the offense in a pandemic-shortened offseason. Herbert could draw late-season starts but expect Taylor to provide sneaky QB2 value in deeper fantasy leagues as someone who has averaged 36.5 rushing yards in his 45 career games as a starter.