Outlook: There might not be much flash to his game, but Goff has been at the helm of one of the best offenses in the league for two-straight years. He's been a consistent top-10 fantasy option despite offering nothing as a runner and is blessed with not only an elite offensive line, but some of the best skill position players in the league. Detroit bombed people last season enroute to a 15-2 record, before the wheels fell off in the divisional playoff. It was there Goff showed some of the warts and limitations that often make him an underrated option.

Despite being a consistent winner and producer, Goff and this entire offense faces a massive question mark in 2025, as they get used to a different offensive leader, with mastermind Ben Johnson leaving to run the Bears. Goff and Johnson had a symbiotic relationship over the past few seasons. They combined to help Detroit's offense lead the NFL in points-per-game, yards-per-play, and touchdowns-per-game. Goff was 2nd in passing yards-per-game, despite being only 13th in pass attempts-per-game. The offense was efficient, but could also strike quickly. But losing Johnson is massive. John Morton, who has coached with Dan Campbell previously, and worked under Johnson in Detroit in 2022 will likely keep a majority of the scheme intact because it was literally built for Goff, but the in-game decision making and voice in the headset will be different. Look for Goff and the Lions to take a step back offensively, at least early, as they adjust to new leadership and a brutal schedule. A third-straight top ten finish is going to be tough to do, as he doesn't have the rushing upside to make up for any dips in passing production.

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Outlook: Jalen Hurts is the kind of quarterback who makes fantasy managers salivate and his 2024 season was another testament to his elite dual-threat status. Even with the Eagles having locked up their playoff spot thus allowing him to sit out the final two regular season games, Hurts racked up 2,903 passing yards, 18 passing touchdowns, and just 6 interceptions, posting a career-best 103.7 passer rating - good enough for fifth in the NFL. But the real fantasy gold continues to be on the ground: 630 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns, placing him ninth among QBs in total points and sixth in points per game. Hurts just continues to be a guy who can salvage a so-so passing day with a monster rushing performance.

Looking at 2025, Hurts is locked in as a top-tier fantasy QB. The Eagles' offense didn't skip a beat in 2024, winning the Super Bowl and keeping the core intact with A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Dallas Goedert all signed through at least next year. Saquon Barkley's presence only amplifies Hurts' play-action game, and with Nick Sirianni still calling the shots, this system is tailor-made for his strengths. Sure, his passing efficiency outside of play-action wasn't stellar, but who cares when he's piling up 14 rushing TDs? The floor is sky-high, and the ceiling - well, he's got QB1-overall potential if the Eagles let him loose.

Draft Hurts as a top-5 QB without hesitation. He's a prototypical blend of safe floor with explosive upside. Don't over-concern yourself with the occasional passing struggles - his legs more than make up for it.

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Outlook: Say what you will about his playoff failings, but Jackson enjoyed one of the best statistical seasons of all time last season, which says a lot, since he's already had two MVP awards. He surpassed 4,000 yards passing for the first time in his career, threw for a career best 41 touchdowns, and only tossed four picks. He did all this while continuing to be an elite runner, piling up 915 yards, his most since 2020. Not only was he incredibly consistent, but he's one of a handful of players that can single handedly win you a week all by himself.

Not only do all the important skill position players return, but the addition of veteran DeAndre Hopkins gives Jackson another reliable set of hands at the intermediate, and red zone level. With Derrick Henry forcing defenses to keep extra men in the box, expect Jackson to repeat his passing efficiency numbers. While it's going to be tough to repeat the 41 passing scores, Jackson should once again contend to be fantasy's best producer.

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