Lamar Jackson comes with tremendous rushing upside, as he had 556 rushing yards after taking over as the starter in week 11. That becomes 1,271 yards over the course of a single season, which would be the most rushing yards in a single season for a quarterback. He also had four rushing touchdowns in that stretch which ends up becoming nine over the course of a season. If Jackson can even slightly improve his throwing, he has top-5 upside due to his rushing. He is worth taking as a late round breakout candidate or even as a starting quarterback in very large leagues. In six point passing touchdown leagues Jackson isn’t as valuable, but is still someone to keep an eye on.