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2026 Fantasy Football Player Profile
2025 Season Recap
Lamar Jackson's 2025 season was messy in all the wrong ways. He played just 13 games, throwing for 2,549 yards with 21 touchdowns and 7 interceptions, missing time with injuries down the stretch as the Ravens fired John Harbaugh and the receiving corps turned over significantly. His rushing production cratered to a level nobody saw coming. Zero carries of 20-plus yards all season, after racking up 51 of them over the prior six seasons combined. He still flashed MVP-level talent at times, but this was not the dominant Lamar we are used to seeing.
2026 Fantasy Outlook
Jackson is the consensus QB2 and that price feels right on paper, but the risk here is real. Baltimore is a different organization right now, with a new coaching staff, unresolved contract extension talks, and a receiving corps that is still being rebuilt. The scariest part for fantasy managers is the rushing regression. That is what makes him different from every other quarterback on this board, and if those legs do not come back, he is just a mid-QB1 with an inflated price tag. He can absolutely bounce back and remind everyone why he is a two-time MVP, but you need to be asking the right questions this summer before you commit. Watch camp closely.