What It Means:

Hill, 30, will make his first career start at quarterback after taking all the starter reps at practice this week. Jameis Winston will be the Saints' backup. It's a somewhat shocking development after Winston stepped in at quarterback for Drew Brees (ribs) last week while Hill didn't even attempt a pass. Hill has completed 10-of-18 passes in his NFL career for 205 yards with no touchdowns and 1 interception. The situation is as good as one could hope for against one of the worst secondaries in the league, but Hill starting over Winston is a downgrade for all of New Orleans' skill players. However, Hill should be started at tight end in every single fantasy format.

Hill has a salary of just $4,500 on FanDuel in Week 11 and is eligible at tight end, giving him astronomical value. He does have a much higher average depth of target (9.2 yards) than Brees (5.9) this season, so the Saints' receivers may have more opportunities to make plays downfield. The Falcons are allowing the most FanDuel points per game to quarterbacks (26.8) as signal-callers are averaging 7.2 more points against Atlanta over their season-long averages. They have given up at least 29 fantasy points to quarterbacks five times this season and only one quarterback has been held below 18 fantasy points.