Start Andrew Beck or Jeremy McNichols?
Week 1 start/sit. Our Clutch Score projects each player's points this week from matchup, Vegas odds, usage and injury status, then calls who to start.
Who to start
Clear start- Higher Clutch Score this week: 1.4 vs 0.0 projected points.
- Healthier: no designation vs IR.
Andrew Beck and Jeremy McNichols are a Week 1 start/sit call at running back. Andrew Beck travels to TEN (easy matchup) and Jeremy McNichols travels to PHI (easy matchup). The Clutch Score projects Andrew Beck for 1.4 PPR points to Jeremy McNichols's 0.0.
Start Andrew Beck on the cleaner injury status and the stronger baseline projection.
This week, side by side
| Stat | Beck | McNichols |
|---|---|---|
| Clutch Score (Wk 1) | 1.4 | 0.0 |
| Baseline proj / game | 1.4 | 0.6 |
| Points / game (season) | 1.4 | 4.3 |
| Snap share | 10% | 33% |
| Red-zone touches | 3 | 5 |
Clutch Score is our Week 1 projection (PPR). Higher value wins each row.
Drafting rather than setting a lineup? See the season-long Andrew Beck vs Jeremy McNichols comparison.
Frequently asked
Should I start Andrew Beck or Jeremy McNichols in Week 1?
Start Andrew Beck in Week 1, on the cleaner injury status and the stronger baseline projection. The Clutch Score projects 1.4 PPR points to Jeremy McNichols's 0.0.
Who is projected to score more this week, Andrew Beck or Jeremy McNichols?
Our Clutch Score projects Andrew Beck for 1.4 PPR points in Week 1, compared with 0.0 for Jeremy McNichols.
Who has the better matchup, Andrew Beck or Jeremy McNichols?
Andrew Beck plays at TEN (easy) and Jeremy McNichols plays at PHI (easy). Jeremy McNichols draws the more favorable matchup in Week 1.
More start/sit calls
Clutch Score blends the season projection with this week’s matchup, Vegas implied total and injury status. Data via the Sleeper API and ESPN, refreshed daily.