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Lamar Jackson, BAL: 45 total TDs last year. A top 5 fantasy QB each of the last two seasons.
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Josh Allen, BUF: Elite fantasy QB. 27 rushing TDs the last two seasons.
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Joe Burrow, CIN: Led all QBs in passing TDs (43) last season on his way to the overall QB2.
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Jayden Daniels, WAS: Delivered in a big way as a rookie. 2nd only to Lamar is QB rushing yards.
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Jalen Hurts, PHI: Four-straight seasons with double-digit rushing TDs. Elite QB option.
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Baker Mayfield, TB: Huge season for Baker in 2024. Not expecting 40 TDs again but QB1 is certainly expected.
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Patrick Mahomes, KC: Only 26 and 27 passing TDs the last two seasons. Needs weapons to stay healthy in order to be a reliable mid-range QB1.
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Jared Goff, DET: Offense should remain the same even with OC Ben Johnson now in Chicago as HC.
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Kyler Murray, ARI: Murray continues to live on the QB1/2 borderline.
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Brock Purdy, SF: Mediocre passing stats led to a low-end QB1 finish in 2024. A healthy McCaffrey will boost this offense.
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Dak Prescott, DAL: Expecting the Cowboys to pass-heavy with the addition of Pickens.
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Caleb Williams, CHI: Setup is good with new coaching and personnel. Can Caleb deliver?
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Bo Nix, DEN: Finished 6th in TD passes (29) as a rookie. QB9 finish last season.
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Justin Herbert, LAC: Mid-range QB2 is the expectation for Herbert in an offense that wants to run first.
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Trevor Lawrence, JAC: Can new HC Liam Coen and Travis Hunter unlock TLaw?
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Drake Maye, NE: Decent runner plus upgrades on offense gives some hope for a breakout in 2025.
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Sam Darnold, SEA: Decent weapons for Darnold in SEA but probably had a better offensive environment in MIN.
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J.J. McCarthy, MIN: McCarthy has a good environment to succeed after spending last season on IR.
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Michael Penix Jr., ATL: Got 3 starts at the end of 2024. Lack of rushing caps his upside.
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C.J. Stroud, HOU: Took a step back in 2024. Upside is low-end QB1.
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Bryce Young, CAR: Played better last 3 weeks of 2024. Still can't be trusted as a QB1.
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Jordan Love, GB: Packers turned to the run game in 2024 which torpedoed Love's fantasy value.
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Geno Smith, LV: Raiders finally have some stability at QB but not likely to be a fantasy difference maker.
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Justin Fields, NYJ: Fields has tantalizing upside given rushing ability. Could be a sneaky low-end QB1 if everything breaks perfectly.
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Tua Tagovailoa, MIA: Still has the weapons but needs to remain healthy. Was the QB9 in 2023.
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Matthew Stafford, LAR: Lost Kupp but gained Adams. Can see a path to 30 TDs but lack of rushing caps his upside.
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Cam Ward, TEN: Rookie expected to start Week 1.
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Aaron Rodgers, PIT: Assume Rodgers signs with PIT. Can spike a usable week but way past his fantasy prime.
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Tyler Shough, NO: Retirement of Carr leaves the Saints a gaping hole at the most important position.
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Russell Wilson, NYG: Should be secure in his starting role until late in the season at which point Dart may get a chance.
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Anthony Richardson, IND: Has looked awful as a passer. Open competition for the QB starting job in Indianapolis.
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Daniel Jones, IND: Open competition for the QB starting job in Indianapolis.
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Joe Flacco, CLE: May get the nod to start the season but revolving door at QB is likely in Cleveland.
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= Risk
