Thomas MacVittie
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Cleared for Week 7
Kansas offensive coordinator Brent Dearmon said MacVittie (shoulder) is back practicing and will be "full go" for Saturday's game against West Virginia, Matt Galloway of The Topeka Capital-Journal reports.
ANALYSIS
Though he'll dress in Week 7 after sitting out Kansas' most recent game Oct. 3 against Oklahoma State with the shoulder injury, MacVittie will likely serve as the top backup to Miles Kendrick, whom Dearmon said would pick up another start under center. With a 60.5 percent completion rate, 5.7 YPA and 2:2 TD:INT through two appearances, Kendrick won't have much job security, so MacVittie could get a look at some point again this season now that he's healthy again. In addition to Kendrick and MacVittie, Week 4 starter Jalon Daniels (undisclosed) may also see work once he recovers from the injury that's expected to sideline him for Saturday's game.
Though he'll dress in Week 7 after sitting out Kansas' most recent game Oct. 3 against Oklahoma State with the shoulder injury, MacVittie will likely serve as the top backup to Miles Kendrick, whom Dearmon said would pick up another start under center. With a 60.5 percent completion rate, 5.7 YPA and 2:2 TD:INT through two appearances, Kendrick won't have much job security, so MacVittie could get a look at some point again this season now that he's healthy again. In addition to Kendrick and MacVittie, Week 4 starter Jalon Daniels (undisclosed) may also see work once he recovers from the injury that's expected to sideline him for Saturday's game.
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2019 Fantasy Outlook
MacVittie makes sense for new Head Coach Les Miles as he recruited him when he was at LSU. MacVittie struggled for a couple of years at Pittsburgh before finding some success at a junior college where he's ranked as one of the nation's top junior college pro-style quarterbacks by recruiting sites. Kansas' offense will be a bit of a mystery in Miles' first year and it's very likely they lean on their strong offensive line and run-game led by superstar Pooka Williams. This will limit the upside of MacVittie as a fantasy entity.
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Should be ready for next game
MacVittie (shoulder) is expected to be ready for the Jayhawks' next game against West Virginia, Benton Smith of KUSports.com reports.
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Likely a week away
Coach Les Miles said that McVittie (shoulder) was "maybe a week away" from being healthy, Matt Tait of the Lawrence Journal-World reports.
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Set to sit again
MacVittie (shoulder) will not play in Saturday's game against Oklahoma State, Benton Smith of KUSports.com reports.
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Not available Saturday
Coach Les Miles said after Saturday's loss to Baylor that MacVittie (shoulder) isn't healthy, Matt Galloway of The Topeka Capital-Journal reports.
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Should play Week 4
MacVittie is expected to be available for Saturday's game against Baylor after suffering an apparent shoulder injury Week 2 in Kansas' season-opening loss to Coastal Carolina, Benton Smith of KUSports.com reports.
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