Dynasty Fantasy Football Quarterback Rankings: How High is Jayden Daniels After His Rookie Season?

After doing some top-10 fantasy football redraft rankings for the 2025 season (quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends), let's now do a top-10 dynasty list at each position.

We'll begin with quarterbacks.

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1. Josh Allen

I have Allen as my top dynasty quarterback going into 2025.

He took second in fantasy leagues overall last season, and is older than the No. 2 finisher, but I still prefer Allen in dynasty leagues. Allen is a fantasy star with his dual-threat ability, and I think he'll remain a top-level option for several more seasons yet.

2. Lamar Jackson

Jackson is my No. 2 dynasty QB right now.

He led the way in fantasy points last season, but he also had an otherworldly season. I don't see Jackson keeping his passing stats up in the years to come, which is why he slides behind Allen for me. Jackson is still going to be a fantasy stud for several more seasons.

3. Jayden Daniels

I really contemplated putting Daniels at No. 1, but decided to put him at No. 3 for now.

If he turns in another big season in 2025, then Daniels will pass both Jackson and Allen. Daniels already was a top-end fantasy performer in his rookie season, and he has the chance to remain a top-end option for a decade-plus.

4. Jalen Hurts

Hurts slides into the No. 4 slot for me. 

His dual-threat ability is what keeps him so high, and he's still just 27 years old. I knocked him a bit because of some missed games over the years, and some inconsistent stats along the way.

5. Joe Burrow

Burrow is the No. 5 dynasty QB for me right now.

He's not the dual-threat guy the four guys before him are, but on passing stats alone, Burrow is a fantasy star. He's just 28 years old and should be able to deliver big results for several more seasons yet. Burrow might even outlast some of the younger guys because his body isn't taking as bad a beating every year.

6. Patrick Mahomes

Mahomes drops all the way to No. 6 for me. 

The 29-year-old is one of the greatest QBs in NFL history already, but his performance over the past couple seasons hasn't translated to fantasy success. He's about winning Super Bowls, not starring in the regular season. Mahomes is as high as he is on my list because he might last another decade in the league still.

7. Justin Herbert

Herbert is my No. 7 dynasty quarterback going into this season.

I'm a bit higher on Herbert than most, but I think he hit a new level last season and is in store for several more big seasons with Jim Harbaugh guiding the team. I also think Herbert could take things to a new level as he gets more experience in the offense.

8. C.J. Stroud

Stroud is my No. 8 dynasty quarterback right now. I feel like he's overlooked after a down sophomore season.

He's not even 24 years old yet, and would be ranked a lot higher than this if his second season was anything near his first one. A bounceback campaign in 2025 could get Stroud right up there as a top-end dynasty QB again. He could be the biggest riser in the top 10 by the end of the season.

9. Drake Maye

Maye is my No. 9 dynasty QB.

His rookie season wasn't anything like Daniels', but he showed me enough to rank him this high yet. I think Maye is going to breakout in his sophomore season, and could be another massive riser by the end of the season. The Pats will continue to surround him with talent as the years pass, and I think Maye will emerge as a top-end fantasy QB for years to come.

10. Caleb Williams

Last year's No. 1 overall pick is my No. 10 dynasty quarterback. I'm down on him compared to other lists I've seen.

He showed some good things in his rookie season, but it also feels like he has a ways to go yet in his development. Maybe new coach Ben Johnson can help Williams unlock his true potential, but right now, I'd say his dynasty stock is on the way down, not going up. We'll see if he can change my mind by the end of the season.