Marlowe has been a journeyman safety who most recently spent time with the Detroit Lions in their three-safety scheme. Last season was the first time in his career earning a significant amount of snaps in a season with 700, and managers should expect many more from him in Atlanta if he manages to stay healthy. With Erik Harris returning to the team, it seems likely that he will reprise his role as the primary box safety in Atlanta. That leaves the free safety role recently vacated by Duron Harmon. Harmon wasn't an exciting IDP asset mostly because he played over 75% of his snaps at deep safety. When finding productive IDP safeties, managers should prioritize snaps played much closer to the line of scrimmage. If Marlow takes over the role of free safety in the Falcons defense, it's tough to see him producing big numbers on a weekly basis, but should he instead be used as the primary box safety, Marlowe could be a massive steal off the waivers. In shallower IDP leagues, Marlowe is not worth rostering unless something significant happens to his usage, and in deeper leagues managers should be hesitant to start him for those same reasons.