Bartle advised immediately following a Justin Fields pick with Trevor Lawrence if you wait until the final rounds for quarterbacks. Lawrence supplies the week-to-week passing stability that Fields may lack while still carrying his own ceiling in six-point-pass-TD formats. Bartle thinks the Lawrence–Fields combo can collectively finish inside the top 10 every week, and more importantly it frees drafters to hammer premium running backs and three starting wide receivers in the early rounds without sacrificing quarterback upside.

Joe Bartle said Justin Fields is the exact quarterback he looks for when you commit to fading the position. Bartle acknowledged the dislocated toe that popped up early in camp but called it a minor concern compared with the rushing floor and ceiling Fields brings. Because Fields racks up points on the ground, Bartle believes the scoring gap created by six-point-per-passing-TD formats is minimized. Drafting Fields as the very last team to select a quarterback let him load up on premium running-back and wide-receiver talent while still landing what he considers top-10 upside at quarterback once Fields is healthy and starting for the Jets.