Coen’s plan for Trevor Lawrence is taking shape in Jacksonville. A shaded, rhythm-driven approach has Lawrence getting the ball out quickly, and the Aug. 17 preseason TD to Parker Washington highlighted the efficient, multi-target drive the first-unit offense produced. The combination of refined footwork, quicker drops and clearer reads suggests the offense is trending toward consistency, a key fantasy angle this season.

Hunter’s two-way workload remains the bold test, with weekly snap planning and rest cycles mapped from camp onward. Washington’s rising role adds a credible, reliable target, while Baker Mayfield and Davante Adams provide a benchmark for how Coen’s system could unlock timing and accuracy elsewhere. The Jaguars look closer to a stable, productive unit than at any point in recent memory.

Colts fans voiced a clear split on the Week 1 quarterback decision, with Daniel Jones drawing 51% support over Anthony Richardson after an offseason competition. Richardson’s Year 3 development questions—scheme mastery and off-field concerns—loom large, while Jones offers a steadier floor and potential resurgence. Indy faces a playoff odds tilt around the high-30s as Buckner anchors the defense and the franchise eyes a path forward that even invokes reclamation precedents like Mayfield and Darnold.

Fantasy-minded readers should weigh Jones’s efficiency versus Richardson’s rushing upside, the evolving offensive system, and Buckner’s stabilizing impact on a unit aiming to climb back into contention after a drought dating to 2020.

Week 1 headlines Emeka Egbuka into a larger early-season role for Tampa Bay. With Chris Godwin sidelined and Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s and Marvin Harrison Jr.’s presence noted in college, the rookie steps in as the No. 2 opposite Mike Evans, offering a high-end WR2 floor in TB’s potent aerial attack. The Falcons pose a friendly Week 1 matchup in a likely shootout, making Egbuka a strong start in all formats.

Mayfield’s improved 2024 pace, Evans as the clear target anchor, and a TB passing game that aims high set the stage for Egbuka’s Week 1 ceiling. Long term, Godwin’s return and McMillan’s health could temper his upside, but the rookie’s role looks secure early, delivering a strong Week 1 blueprint for dynasty and veteran managers alike.

Baker Mayfield's extension with the Buccaneers could come after a productive two-year stretch in Tampa Bay, where he connected with Evans, Godwin and Cade Otton and posted over 8,500 passing yards and 69 TDs. The Athletic's Jeff Howe projects a raise in the offseason as Jason Licht's front office signals long-term commitment. The Bucs are building around Mayfield, and a new WR depth starter, Emeka Egbuka, hints at continued offensive evolution.

Fields lands with the Jets on a two-year, $40 million deal, a real shot at starting in 2025 as Mougey touts visible camp progress and a fresh path to redemption. New York bets on a clearer scheme and growth, avoiding the quick bust label by giving Fields room to mature in a stable system.

The move keeps options open if Fields proves himself, while emphasizing a high-upside bet on a young quarterback in a rebuilding Jets era and offering fantasy managers a speculative upside with Jets pass-catchers and backs if execution tightens.