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The Dak Prescott Roller Coaster | Cowboys 2026 Fantasy Outlook
I have said this before, and I will say it again: Predicting fantasy football is hard. We do our best, but no matter how much we study, none of us has any idea what will actually happen. But sometimes, we find clues. Sometimes, a player falls so far into a pattern that guessing at their outcome gets a little bit easier. Dak Prescott is one of those players, and, putting it bluntly, 2026 could be another rocky season, based on his history. The Ups and Downs of Dak Prescott in Fantasy Football The Good In the last six years, Dak Prescott has put up three seasons with over 300 fantasy points. When he is healthy, there is not much to argue about. He is one of the best quarterbacks in fantasy football. In those elite seasons, Prescott has thrown for at least 4,400 yards and 30 touchdowns. Each of those
What To Make of Malik Willis | Dolphins 2026 Fantasy Preview
Malik Willis is a fascinating player to assess in fantasy football terms. In 2026, Willis is entering his 5th year in the NFL, and for the first time in his career, he is the undisputed starter for his team. Starting his career as a disappointing backup in Tennessee, Willis emerged as one of the best backups in the league after landing in Green Bay. Albeit with a small sample size, there are still things we can glean from Willis’ NFL journey so far. Figuring Out Malik Willis and This Dolphins Offense Explaining His NFL Journey Starting with a fall to the third round in the 2022 NFL draft, Willis never really got it going in Tennessee. In his first year, he saw the field in eight games and had a dismal 42.8 QB ranking. Fantasy scoring isn’t directly related to QBR, but let’s just say that data point is enough
Joe Burrow: Elite or Overpriced? | Bengals 2026 Fantasy Outlook
My gut says Joe Burrow is overpriced in fantasy football. That is the immediate reaction every time I talk about him. He can obviously swing weeks with elite quarterback play, but he also has the occasional high-turnover game, takes a ton of sacks, and those hits add up, both on the stat sheet and in games missed due to injury. But here is the problem: my projections model does not agree. When I run Burrow’s numbers, he comes out as a top-5 fantasy quarterback. Not borderline. Not “solid QB1.” Top-5. So, which version of Joe Burrow is real? The quarterback my gut keeps warning me about, or the one the data keeps pushing me toward? Should Fantasy Football Managers Spend Up on Joe Burrow? Sacks and Injuries Since entering the league in 2020, Joe Burrow has played 77 games and been sacked 213 times. To put this in perspective, I