Coming off a disastrous Week 11 performance in which he committed four turnovers (three interceptions and one fumble), Jets quarterback Geno Smith has already received a vote of confidence from coach Rex Ryan and isn't concerned about losing his job.
"I haven't seen a timer on that, so no, I don't have any concerns," he told The Star-Ledger.
He should be concerned about his trip to Baltimore in Week 12, though. The Bills' four sacks were a big reason for his Week 11 struggles, and the Ravens rank third in the NFL with 34 sacks. They haven't forced many turnovers, but Smith has done a good enough creating those himself, throwing eight interceptions to just one touchdown in his last five games. Apart from Week 5 at Atlanta, when he had three touchdown passes, he's thrown 10 interceptions to one touchdown on the road this year.
"I don't think statistics tell every part of the story," he said. "Obviously, I don't want my stats to look like that. But I've gotten better. I've become a smarter player. I've just made poor decisions in some situations in the game."
You'd have to be pretty desperate to use Smith in Fantasy this week. Of the three CBSSports.com Fantasy Football analysts, only Dave Richard ranks him in his top 24 at quarterback.