- Allen
Allen had a terrific year last year- truly a breakout season. There is no reason why he won’t continue to dominate the NFL as a great passer and a tough runner. - R. Wilson
Wilson is just a polished QB that always performs. With a new offensive coordinator that knows how to make an o-line work, Wilson will go off. - Jackson
Obviously a fantasy goldmine, the only problem here is Roman and his QB coach. He doesn’t seem to be developing as well as he should be. With that being said, their interior o-line is better than it was last year, meaning their offensive style can revert a bit to what it was in 2019. And that has Lamar putting up numbers. - Mahomes
Need I say anything? - Herbert
One of the few remaining QB’s still on the board that is dynamic, explosive, and STILL developing. Plus, he got a new and improved offensive line. - Rodgers
Rodgers is back, their o-line looks good, and their WR corps got better. He’s gonna have a great year. - Dak
I’m not his biggest fan, but I can’t deny the facts. He seems to put up big numbers. Potential downside this year is an improved defense requiring a less pass-heavy offense. Also, inflammation in the shoulder can be catastrophically-nagging. - Murray
Murray is a lot higher on most lists, but I just don’t see him coming through like that. - Burrow
He’s struggling now, but he’ll get things back on track and be much more consistent in year 2 of this offense. Plus, that WR corp is monstrous. - Hurts
Unfortunately, Hurts is in Philly behind an injury-prone o-line and part of an historically-shaky organization. Translation: he won’t be able to fully utilize is athleticism week-in, week-out. - Tannehill
He is part of an offense run by the run, but last year he showed that he has some fantasy value. Also, Julio. - Wentz
Putting him behind a dominant o-line should help him out. Don’t forget he is also an athlete. He may not be available week 1, but he should come back strong. - Lance
While not the most pro-ready QB drafted this year, he entered the offense most-primed for his success. He should have average throwing numbers and some opportunities to run it into the endzone himself. Shanahan has declined to call him the starter, but I and many others think that is just a ploy. However, if you are still looking for your QB1 here, you may want to go with 14, 15, or 16 on this list. - Stafford
I cannot wait to see Stafford aligned with a good coaching staff and roster. He has playmakers around him and can put up top numbers for a pocket passer. - Ryan
Ryan is getting older and lost Julio. Although he has Ridley, Pitts, and Hurst (along with some receivers that showed flashes last year), I am hesitant to count on his production. Also, word is his new HC likes to run the ball- and Mike Davis can run the ball. - D. Jones
Jones has good mobility and good talent, and their offensive line should come together a bit more this season. Also, this year he comes back rested and healthy, same as Saquan, and gets some new weapons. - Darnold
Darnold has a lot of talent, but never got any help. Now he is reunited with Robby Anderson and has a great RB in CMC. Darnold has a lot of upside this year. - Mayfield
Baker is aight- this year could be the year he takes that next step and is fantasy-worthy. - Lawrence
There’s a reason why he was #1 overall, and he has some pieces in that offense. If you want a QB2 that has a lot of upside, he’s your man. - Z. Wilson
Wilson has so much talent- but he’s in his first year with an o-line that is better suited to running the football. I would take him over guys that have been in the league and don’t have his upside, but there’s a reason why he is 20 on this list. - Goff
Yes, Jared Goff. He is going to be playing behind a spectacular offensive line with a great TE and WRs that can stretch the field. Like others in this section of the list, he has some upside. A potential problem to look out for is Anthony Lynn, his OC, calling the wrong offense for this roster.
Other Notables:
Tua Tagovailoa, Jameis Winston