Chase Rettig

Rettig enters his third season as the starter at Boston College, one which does not project much improvement. As a freshman, Rettig completed only 51.3 percent of his passes in his nine games played. There wasn't much improvement last season, either, as Rettig completed 53.6 percent of his passes. On top of that, backup Josh Bordner, known more for what he can do with his feet, might take some snaps for himself on running plays. The Eagles generally don't pass frequently, so Rettig's value probably wouldn't be too high even if he becomes more efficient.

Rettig should improve a good amount in his second season as a starter, but his fantasy utility will likely be limited, in any case. Boston College has been a run first and second offense since Matt Ryan headed to the NFL.