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A borderline fantasy QB1 heading into the 2024 season, Prescott saw his season cut short midway through the season with a major hamstring injury. He is expected to be ready for Week 1 in 2025, but his mobility might be slightly limited early on in his recovery. The Cowboys have added wide receiver George Pickens to their offense for 2025, which should boost Prescott's passing potential. The Cowboys' offensive line has been improved with draft picks, which could benefit Prescott's passing game. Assuming he is indeed 100% heading into the season, Prescott could be a great value pick with his current ADP ranking his squarely as a QB2.
Multiple concussions have plagued Tua's career, and a number of neurological specialists have voiced concerns about his long-term health. That said, when he is on the field Tua is a very productive passer. He has significantly increased his passing yards per game over the past three seasons, ranking second among quarterbacks. He's consistently been a top-16 quarterback on a per-game basis and finished top-5 in passing yards per game in recent seasons. The Dolphins' offensive line has been a consistent issue, ranking low in pass block win rate and leading to a quick time to throw for Tua. His limited rushing ability caps his overall upside. With Ty Hill hobbled in 2024 his deep pass attempts and efficiency plummeted in 2024. Health concerns (further exacerbated by a suspect offensive line) plant him firmly as a QB2 in our rankings.
Lawrence's 2024 season was cut short due to a shoulder injury and a concussion. While he's expected to be ready for the 2025 season, staying healthy will be crucial. Lawrence has shown flashes of brilliance but also inconsistencies throughout his career. The Jaguars' offensive line is projected to be one of the NFL's worst, but the team has hired Liam Coen as the new head coach, who is expected to revamp the offense. Coen had success with Baker Mayfield in Tampa Bay, and his system could be a good fit for Lawrence. Jacksonville invested heavily in offensive weapons this offseason, adding dynamic rookie Travis Hunter (who will primarily play offense) and a solid veteran in Dyami Brown to join standout sophomore Brian Thomas Jr. This gives Lawrence the best receiving corps he's had in his career. While we like for him to improve this season we are not yet to rank him as a top 10 QB in fantasy. Lawrence is worth drafting with a late-round pick in one-quarterback leagues and a mid-round pick in Superflex and two-quarterback formats.
Journeyman Minshew played in 10 games in 2025, starting 9 of them. He completed 203 of 306 passes (66.3%) for 2,013 yards, 9 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions and added 58 rushing yards on 19 carries. He finished the season early due to a broken collarbone. He signed with the Chiefs in the off-season and will serve as Patrick Mahomes' backup. Unless Mahomes goes down with an injury, Minshew has no value in fantasy -- even in Superflex leagues.
A back issue sidelined Richardson for the final two games of the 2024 regular season, but the No. 4 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft has moved past the injury, which puts him in a position to compete with free agent addition Daniel Jones for the Colts' No. 1 QB job. Per Joel A. Erickson of the Indianapolis Star, coach Shane Steichen previously noted that Richardson and Jones will split first-team reps in practices and into training camp, with Steichen indicating that "really, it's going to come down to who's the most consistent, who's the most productive," in terms of who will emerge as the team's starter.
Back in January, Courtney Cronin of ESPN reported that Williams was spotted with a cast on his right wrist while attending a USC-Wisconsin men's basketball game after undergoing a minor offseason elective procedure to remove a cyst. Since then, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft has moved past the issue and appears to be practicing without limitations. As a rookie, Williams threw for 3,541 yards, with 20 touchdowns and six interceptions in 17 games, to go along with 81 carries for 489 yards. In his second season as a pro, it's reasonable to expect improvements from the USC product, with a new offensive-minded head coach at the helm, as well as a re-tooled offensive line on hand and a pair of promising young playmakers (TE Colston Loveland and WR Luther Burden) having been added to the mix via the draft.