Lamar Jackson remains a premier fantasy quarterback, having finished as the QB1 in 2024, thanks to his remarkable blend of passing and rushing ability. With a career-high 41 touchdown passes last season and an average of seven rushing attempts per game, his ceiling for fantasy points is sky-high. Jackson's efficient play, even with top-tier running back Derrick Henry beside him, leaves room for potential improvement in rushing touchdowns.

On the rise, Jayden Daniels showcased his own elite rushing capabilities in his rookie season, surpassing Jackson in key rushing metrics. He posted 864 rushing yards and a scramble rate that led the league, along with an impressive PFF passing grade. As he enters his second season, expectations are high for Daniels, positioning him as a valuable fantasy asset next year. The competition between these two quarterbacks for rushing supremacy is one to watch closely in the upcoming season.