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2025 Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings: Quarterback

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Cam Ward (TEN)

There’s a lot to like here — not least of which is the fact that the Titans have anointed him as their franchise quarterback — but I have concerns. Concern No. 1: Cam Ward sometimes holds onto the ball too long – and I mean WAY too long. Concern No. 2: Ward fumbles too often. Per PFF, he coughed it up four times last season, losing all four. When Ward was at Washington State in 2023, he fumbled 14 times in 12 games, losing eight of them. He fumbled eight times in 2022 and 14 times in 2021 when beginning his college career at Incarnate Word. The good stuff? Sure, there’s plenty. Ward has a strong, accurate arm and a quick release. His improvisational skills are impressive. He’s mobile within the pocket and may have some rushing upside for fantasy. But, man, the negatives really scare me. As an aggressive downfield thrower with some rushing upside, Ward has some undeniable fantasy appeal. It’s just a matter of whether his high-risk style will derail his long-term future as a starter.
-Pat Fitzmaurice

Jaxson Dart (NYG)

The Giants traded up to select Dart late in the first round of this year’s draft. It seems unlikely he’ll get significant Year 1 playing time behind Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston, but who knows? If the Giants fall out of contention, Dart could play earlier than we expect. The positives: Dart has a solid NFL-caliber arm and a quick release, and he’s a willing and able runner. The negatives: If Dart can consistently read the entire field and work through his progressions, it didn’t show up often on his tape. There were too many instances of Dart vacating the pocket at the slightest hint of pressure. Dart didn’t fare especially well against the better defenses of the SEC, such as Georgia and Alabama. But Dart has draft capital in his favor, so he’ll be a first-round pick in the vast majority of superflex rookie drafts.
-Pat Fitzmaurice