2020 Pass/Rush Stats
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2091
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2020 Fantasy Outlook
Fitzpatrick got more than 500 attempts last season for the fourth time in his 15-year career and posted his best completion percentage (62.0), YPA (7.0) and and interception rate (2.6). He lost his job after a pair of blowout losses to open the year, but was back as the starter by Week 7 after Josh Rosen flamed out. He even broke out a little Fitzmagic down the stretch, sparking the hapless Dolphins to a 5-4 finish with 15 TDs to six interceptions. Fitzpatrick enters this season the likely starter until fifth overall pick Tua Tagovailoa is ready. Tagovailoa is coming off a major hip injury, but at some point this season Fitzpatrick figures to head to the bench. Before that, though, he'll have 1,200-yard WR DeVante Parker and 6-6 TE Mike Gesicki to target, among others. And he'll reunite with Chan Gailey, the Dolphins' new offensive coordinator who was Fitzpatrick's head coach with the Bills (2010-12) and OC with the Jets (2015-16). That can only help Fitzpatrick, a streaky player capable of big highs and big lows. In two-QB leagues, he might be offer some value in the short term, but Fitzpatrick, who turns 38 in November, is a place holder until the rookie is ready. Read Past Outlooks
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Off of COVID-19 list
The Dolphins activated Fitzpatrick (illness) from the reserve/COVID-19 list Monday, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.
ANALYSIS
Considering the timing of this transaction, Fitzpatrick likely would have been unavailable in the wild-card round if the Dolphins had netted one of three wild-card spots in the AFC part of the postseason bracket. In his age-38 season, he played well when called upon, logging time in nine games and starting seven of them on his way to 2,091 yards, 13 touchdowns and eight interceptions on 69 percent passing. He enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent, but considering his efforts and Tua Tagovailoa's struggles at times as a rookie, Miami may seek to bring back Fitzpatrick as a mentor for the young QB and as a proven commodity at the position.
Considering the timing of this transaction, Fitzpatrick likely would have been unavailable in the wild-card round if the Dolphins had netted one of three wild-card spots in the AFC part of the postseason bracket. In his age-38 season, he played well when called upon, logging time in nine games and starting seven of them on his way to 2,091 yards, 13 touchdowns and eight interceptions on 69 percent passing. He enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent, but considering his efforts and Tua Tagovailoa's struggles at times as a rookie, Miami may seek to bring back Fitzpatrick as a mentor for the young QB and as a proven commodity at the position.
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Measurables Review
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Fitzpatrick started last season in remarkable fashion with three 400-yard games and 11 touchdowns in his first three starts for Tampa Bay while Jameis Winston was suspended. The cracks began to show in that third start when he threw three interceptions, and it all fell apart Week 4 when he was replaced by Winston mid-game. Fitzpatrick started three more games in the middle of the season before giving way to Winston for good. The 36-year-old's 4.9 INT rate led the league by more than a full percentage point, the highest in the NFL among qualified passers the last three seasons. Now in Miami, Fitzpatrick will compete with Josh Rosen for the starting job. The Dolphins, though, likely won't give him the reins unless Rosen flames out in training camp. If he does get another chance, Fitzpatrick needs to curb the turnovers or it won't be long until he's back on the bench. But that's always been the case with Fitzpatrick; he's capable of dazzling for a time before eventually wilting.
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Lands on COVID list
The Dolphins placed Fitzpatrick (illness) on the reserve/COVID-19 list Thursday.
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Won't be available Sunday
Fitzpatrick tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday and won't be available for Sunday's game against the Bills, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.
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Not at practice Thursday
Fitzpatrick (undisclosed) wasn't spotted at practice Thursday, Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com reports.
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Relieves Tua, leads miraculous win
Fitzpatrick entered Saturday's 26-25 win over the Raiders in the fourth quarter, completing nine of 13 pass attempts for 182 yards and a touchdown.
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Likely returning to backup role
Fitzpatrick is likely to serve as Miami's backup quarterback Sunday against the Bengals with Tua Tagovailoa (thumb) expected to start, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
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