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        Nick Mullens Fantasy Overview

        Nick Mullens

        Nick Mullens
        Player Profile

        QB JAC

        Height

        6'0"

        Weight

        210 lbs.

        Experience

        8 yrs.

        Bye

        8

        Birthday

        Mar 21, 1995

        Age

        30.3

        College

        Southern Mississippi

        NFL Draft Pick

        2017 - Rd , Pk

        Fantasy Rankings & Projections

        Fantasy Rankings

        Weekly
        BYE -
        Season
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        Dynasty
        QB-

        2025 Projections

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        DS 3D Projection

        Nick Mullens's Preseason Player Analysis

        Advanced Stats

        Forty Yard Dash

        4.95

        Forty Yard Dash Rank

        25%

        Three Cone Drill

        7.40

        Agility Score

        11.87

        Agility Score Rank

        16%

        Burst Score

        106.30

        Burst Score Rank

        26%

        Spar Qx

        82.60

        Spar Qx Rank

        22%

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        The Vikings have announced that QB Jaren Hall will start over Nick Mullens this Sunday night against the Packers. That comes after Mullens tossed 4 INTs in a 6-point Week 16 loss to Detroit. HC Kevin O'Connell originally had Hall as the backup to Kirk Cousins and started the fifth-round rookie in the first game after Cousins' season-ending injury. But O'Connell then stuck with QB Joshua Dobbs even after Hall returned from his concussion, and then rolled out Mullens after Dobbs' 4-INT turn against Chicago. This week's move says O'Connell believes Hall to be a better option than Mullens. But the rookie clearly remains unproven. He has thrown just 10 regular-season passes. The preseason found him completing just 54.2% of his passes at 5.5 yards per attempt. Hall does bring above-average speed for the position and topped 300 rushing yards in each of his final two seasons at BYU. But starting a QB in what would be his first full NFL game would obviously be very risky. The bigger question is what the switch does to WR outlooks. We'd still start Justin Jefferson comfortably. K.J. Osborn, meanwhile, is tougher to like inside WR3 territory. (He already landed as a WR4 in our Week 17 rankings.)

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