Outlook: Upon joining the Rams in 2021, Stafford threw for 4,886 yards and 41 touchdowns. In three seasons since, the veteran has averaged 3,271 yards, 18 TDs, and 9 INTs while missing a combined 11 games. Not all of that can be blamed on Stafford, though, as former All-Pro WR Cooper Kupp had his own run of injury woes and barely resembled the player he'd been for most of 2024. TE Tyler Higbee, another reliable outlet in the passing game, missed all but three games last year while recovering from a torn ACL. WR Puka Nacua missed six games. That left guys like WRs Tutu Atwell and Demarcus Robinson to fill important roles, and the offense suffered for it.

Following the offseason acquisition of WR Davante Adams, the Rams hope they'll be more dynamic in the passing game, though both Stafford (37 years old) and Adams (32) are on the downside of their careers, so don't hold your breath for a second coming of the 2021 Rams offense. On paper, the pairing of Nacua and Adams should be better than what we saw from Nacua and Kupp last year, and that's good news for Stafford, an experienced field general with plenty of juice left in his right arm. He doesn't run, which undercuts his fantasy appeal, but he remains a borderline top-20 option and serviceable QB2.

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Outlook: Russell Wilson, now 36 and turning 37 in November, signed a one-year, $21 million deal with the Giants in March 2025, positioning him as the favorite to start. His 2024 performance with the Pittsburgh Steelers, where he averaged 19.6 fantasy points per start across 11 games, shows he can still manage games. He completed 63.7% of his passes for 2,482 yards, 16 TDs, and 5 INTs. However, his lack of rushing upside (just five rushing TDs over the past three years) limits his once exceptional fantasy ceiling, especially in an offense that ranked near the bottom of the league this past season and didn't make many significant changes.

The Giants' quarterback room is crowded, with Jameis Winston and rookie Jaxson Dart adding competition. Wilson's deep-ball efficiency benefits receivers like Malik Nabers and Darius Slayton, but his age and lack of mobility make him a QB3 in fantasy drafts, potentially useful as a bye week fill-in during favorable matchups. Given the Giants' offensive line struggles and middling supporting cast his fantasy value is capped, making him a player who will probably go undrafted in many traditional seasonal leagues.

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