📈 D Tier
• Dak Prescott
• Brock Purdy
Reliable starters who can finish as QB1s, but they don’t have the same week-winning upside as the quarterbacks above.
⚡ C Tier
• Justin Herbert
• Trevor Lawrence
• Caleb Williams
• Jaxson Dart
High-upside QB1s with a little more risk. We love the ceilings, but each has more question marks than the tiers above.
💎 B Tier
• Jayden Daniels
• Jalen Hurts
• Drake Maye
• Joe Burrow
These are quarterbacks we believe have legitimate top-5 upside while still offering strong weekly consistency.
With Becks performance last night, it guarantees that he will start at some point throughout the season.
The bad news is, that will be during the fantasy playoffs….
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Mike Evans could end up being one of the biggest values in fantasy football drafts this season.
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Elite touchdown scorers + elite offenses = fantasy gold.
Davante Adams showed us that in 2025.
Mike Evans has the chance to do the exact same thing in 2026.
Just like Adams, Evans has built his career on finding the end zone.
Year after year, he’s been one of the NFL’s most reliable touchdown producers.
That skill doesn’t disappear overnight.
Now it’s Mike Evans’ turn.
For the first time, he’s with the 49ers, one of the league’s premier offenses.
He’s stepping into an offense that should create far more scoring opportunities than he’s had recently.
Playing alongside a great quarterback and in one of the NFL’s best offenses unlocked his fantasy ceiling.
The touchdowns kept coming because elite scorers don’t suddenly forget how to score.
Last year, Davante Adams joined the Rams for his first season in an elite offense.
People questioned his age, but one thing never changed:
He’s always been an elite touchdown scorer.