COMMENTS

Lamar Jackson, BAL: Whispers of Jackson running less in 2020 doesn't knock him off the overall QB1 pedestal.





Patrick Mahomes, KC: Despite a dislocated knee cap, Mahomes finished as the QB10 in 2019.





Dak Prescott, DAL: Coming off a record year in yards (4902) and TDs (30). Added rookie WR CeeDee Lamb to the mix.





Kyler Murray, ARI: Finished 2nd in QB rushing yards (544) in 2019. Addition of Hopkins keeps Murray in the QB1 conversation.





Russell Wilson, SEA: Wilson has been a QB1 (top 12) his entire career (2012-2019).





Deshaun Watson, HOU: Watson's receiving group took a serious hit with the departure of Hopkins. Expect completion percentage to come down.





Matt Ryan, ATL: 9-straight seasons over 4000 yards for Ryan. 11 games over 300 passing yards in 2019.





Josh Allen, BUF: Rushing ability keeps Allen in QB1 conversation. 17 rushing TDs in the last two seasons.





Carson Wentz, PHI: GM Howie Roseman indicated he wants to throw the ball downfield more this season.





Matthew Stafford, DET: Stafford was on pace for 5000 yards and 38 TDs before back injury in 2019.





Drew Brees, NO: Brees was 7th among fantasy QBs in FPts/G last season. Still a QB1 at age 41.





Aaron Rodgers, GB: Packers seem to be leaning run-heavy with given their recent draft leaving Rodgers as a low-end QB1.





Jared Goff, LAR: Loss of weapons (Gurley, Cooks) could damage offensive effectiveness. Low-end QB1 is still a possibility.





Tom Brady, TB: For what it's worth, QB coach Clyde Christensen said expect an Arians offense with a Brady influence.





Daniel Jones, NYG: New coaching staff and offensive system could hamper Jones' intriguing fantasy upside.





Ben Roethlisberger, PIT: Roethlisberger (elbow) is expected to be ready for Week 1. He's the lifeblood of the PIT skill position players.





Cam Newton, NE: Injury history and sub-standard receiving corps takes the shine off Newton's fantasy value.





Gardner Minshew, JAC: Minshew's rushing ability (344 yds in 2019) gives him sneaky QB2 upside.





Joe Burrow, CIN: Decent rushing ability gives Burrow a solid RB2 floor in his rookie year.





Ryan Tannehill, TEN: Tannehill's insane efficiency (70.3% comp) and yards per attempt (9.6) resulted in a QB11 ranking in QB FPTs/G.





Jimmy Garoppolo, SF: Garoppolo first full season ended as a mid-range QB2. Lack of rushing will make it difficult for him to crack QB1 territory.





Philip Rivers, IND: Rivers won't have the same receiving weapons in IND. Lack of rushing makes him a mid-range QB2.





Baker Mayfield, CLE: The projected rise of Mayfield in 2019 (pre-season ADP: QB4) didn't happen. Plenty of weapons. No excuses in 2020.





Kirk Cousins, MIN: Run-heavy offense and lack of rushing ability (63-1 in 2019) leaves Cousins in the QB2 range.





Drew Lock, DEN: Supporting cast is much improved. Lock is a late-round QB2 dart throw.





Teddy Bridgewater, CAR: Game manager that doesn't inspire fantasy owners. QB2 option in 2020.





Sam Darnold, NYJ: Darnold remains on the low-end of the QB2 conversation given the uninspiring nature of the Jets offense.





Derek Carr, LV: Carr is a mid-range QB2 until he displays willingness to go downfield.





Tyrod Taylor, LAC: Taylor is likely to begin Week 1 as the Chargers starter but expect rookie Justin Herbert to make starts this season.





Dwayne Haskins, WAS: Organizational dysfunction makes it difficult to get behind Haskins. Better options for your QB2.





Nick Foles, CHI: Trubisky wins the Week 1 job over Foles. No reason for fantasy owners to risk a pick on this situation.





Ryan Fitzpatrick, MIA: Fitz may be the starter Week 1 but expect Tua to see action at some point during the season.





Tua Tagovailoa, MIA: Ankle surgeries and a dislocated hip in college are concerning. Not worth the roster spot in re-draft leagues.



