Trevor Siemian Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

NYJ QB Trevor Siemian will start Week 16.

Taysom Hill and Trevor Siemian will be placed on COVID list and Ian Book will now be expected to start Monday against the Miami Dolphins. Ian Book will be set to throw his first regular season NFL pass this Monday after both Hill and Siemian have entered the COVID protocols. Book is a considerable downgrade from both Hill and Siemian and all New Orleans pass-catchers will see a dip in expected production. The Saints will likely lean on their best player, Alvin Kamara, who could see a tremendous amount of touches. This game should be slow paced as the Saints will look to steal a win with defense and their rushing attack.

Trevor Siemian is expected to start Sunday for the Saints when they are set to take on the Atlanta Falcons, but Taysom Hill is also expected to see some snaps as well. Coach Sean Payton was so impressed with Siemian in last Sunday's game that he has elected to go with him over Hill who was competing for the job in the preseason. Siemian is a veteran quarterback who doesn't figure to do anything special but should offer a solid floor despite Hill cutting into his snaps.

In a surprising move, the Jets have waived backup QB Luke Falk. He may be added back to the Jets practice squad, but the team also could make an attempt to get another backup signal caller.

Originally the Jets' QB3 before Darnold and Trevor Siemian went down, Falk was forced into significant action in three games. He attempted 73 passes, did not score a touchdown, turned the ball over five times, and managed to accrue less than 12 total FPs in those games.

Siemian tore ligaments in his ankle Monday night, knocking him out for the rest of the season. Luke Falk will take over as the starter until Sam Darnold is able to return. The Jets are more than 3 touchdown underdogs Week 3 against the Patriots, and it is hard to see anyone except Le'Veon Bell producing for the Jets until Darnold can return.

Bell's recent MRI exam revealed the running back has no structural damage in his sore shoulder. After posting 92 total yards, six receptions, and a score in his first NFL action since 2017, Bell will once again be heavily relied upon, especially with QB Sam Darnold (illness) ruled out for Monday night vs. Cleveland. Bell played 100% of the offensive snaps last week and should see a similar workload, according to Coach Adam Gase.

The Jets got more good news regarding middle linebacker C.J. Mosley, who is hopeful his groin injury won’t keep him out of Monday night’s game. Mosley produced a pick-six, five tackles, and two passes defensed before leaving the game late in the third quarter vs. the Bills last week.