Fantasy Football Rankings: QBs – 21-35

Dak Prescott played in just eight games last year. He wasn’t overly productive in those eight games because of the offensive line’s regression.

Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Dolphins. Bye: .

Tua Tagovailoa was discussed as an MVP candidate for most of 2023. He spent most of 2024 being sidelined. His offensive line was a huge disappointment, and now it won’t have Terron Armstead.

Justin Fields is currently listed as the Jets’ starter. He’ll be able to be an effective fantasy player because of his rushing ability.

Geno Smith, QB, Seahawks. Bye: .

Geno Smith will have worse receivers at his disposal despite Brock Bowers’ presence. I would expect some regression.

Aaron Rodgers, QB, Jets. Bye: .

Aaron Rodgers had some struggles last year coming off a torn Achilles. He could be better in 2025, but there’s no guarantee he’ll even play.

It was a small sample size, but Michael Penix impressed in three starts at the end of his rookie year.

Sam Darnold, QB, Vikings. Bye: .

Sam Darnold is coming off a great year, so he has earned a starting job in 2025. The problem is that he won’t be bringing Justin Jefferson and Kevin O’Connell with him to Seattle.

Bryce Young, QB, Panthers. Bye: .

Bryce Young embarrassed himself to start the year, but improved by leaps and bounds to close out the season. Perhaps he’ll continue to improve under Dave Canales.

Anthony Richardson, QB, Colts. Bye: .

Anthony Richardson looked like the early favorite for Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2023, but he has regressed mightily. There’s upside here, but Richardson could easily be benched early in 2025.

Kirk Cousins was an interception machine last year, but he was coming off a torn Achilles. He could be better this upcoming season.

Daniel Jones could win the starting job in Indianapolis. If he does, he’ll have a much better outlook than he did with the Giants.

Spencer Rattler, QB, Saints. Bye: .

Spencer “The Silver Snake” Rattler will have first crack at the quarterback job in the wake of Derek Carr’s injury. He didn’t have a fair shake last year with so many injured players missing around him.

Russell Wilson, QB, Steelers. Bye: .

Russell Wilson had some bright moments after taking over for Justin Fields, but there will be some regression as a 37-year-old.

Shedeur Sanders has a high football IQ, but doesn’t possess elite upside.

It seems likely that Jameis Winston will see some action at some point this year.