Outlook Bo Nix
Underappreciated Consistency and Upgraded Weapons Make Denver's Signal-Caller a Late-Round Value
Nix is progressing well from offseason ankle cleanup surgery, already participating in walkthroughs and on track to be fully healthy for training camp. As Denver's starting quarterback, he is poised to pilot an offense that recently added playmaker Jaylen Waddle to play alongside Courtland Sutton.
Our models project Nix to throw for 3,777 yards and 26 touchdowns, while adding 335 yards and four scores on the ground. This projection aligns closely with his career history, where he averaged over 3,850 passing yards and 27 passing touchdowns over his first two active seasons.
Currently going off the board with an ADP around 110, his summer draft cost has remained stable. With a high rostered rate of 90% but active start rate of 45%, our data suggests he is an ideal late-round value target and premium backup in standard formats.
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Outlook Caleb Williams
Madden Cover Star Poised for Another Massive Leap in Year Three
Focus on Caleb Williams' daily work with Ben Johnson and his explosive supporting cast, which features Rome Odunze and Luther Burden III. After throwing for 4,542 yards and 32 touchdowns in his sophomore year, the Bears' signal-caller is primed to lead an even more efficient, high-flying offense in 2026.
Analyzing his market value, Williams' ADP has settled around 85.5, briefly spiking into the early fifth round amidst Madden cover hype before stabilizing as a premium middle-round target. In 1.0 PPR leagues, our models view this price point as an absolute steal given his elite ceiling and his quarterback-friendly ecosystem.
Although quarterbacks coach J.T. Barrett is urging him to take fewer risky deep shots, our projections expect high-volume production with 3,796 passing yards and 27 touchdowns. If he couples his elite arm with improved efficiency, he could easily smash his ADP.
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