Bears quarterback Justin Fields is the most valuable fantasy football quarterback in the last month.
Over the past four weeks, Fields has 131.5 fantasy points, which is 38.9 points higher than the next highest player (Tua Tagovailoa, 92.6 points).
In the last two weeks, Fields led the league in fantasy points in Week 10 and was second to Joe Mixon in Week 9. He recorded 39.38 and 42.72 points, respectively.
He has the fourth most points of any quarterback in fantasy football this season. Fields is rostered now in 91 percent of ESPN leagues, which swelled up 44 percent from the previous week.
During the first four weeks of the season, Fields was QB31 in fantasy football. Between Weeks 5-8, he was QB2 in fantasy points. Since the implementation of Fields' rushing attack, he's been benefitting fantasy owners.
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Speaking of benefitting fantasy owners, Bears tight end Cole Kmet has reached the top-two spots on the fantasy football leaderboard over the past two weeks. He has the second-most touchdowns of any tight end in the league, second to Travis Kelce.
Kmet is TE12 as of this writing and is rostered in just 38 percent of ESPN leagues.
So, if you're in one of the nine percent of fantasy football leagues where Fields is available, or the 62 percent of leagues where Kmet is a free agent, you're already behind the 8-ball.
Now's the time to pick up a blue-chip fantasy piece heading into the playoffs in the upcoming weeks.