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2026 Fantasy Football Player Profile

2025 Season Recap

Jalen Hurts had a rough 2025 by his standards, throwing for 3,224 yards with 25 touchdowns and 6 interceptions across 16 games while missing one game to injury. He posted a career-low yards-per-attempt mark and operated in an offense that just never found its rhythm. He has been a top-eight fantasy quarterback every season for five straight years, so we know what he is capable of, but last year was a real step back that cannot be fully explained away.

2026 Fantasy Outlook

Here is where things get interesting with Hurts this year. A.J. Brown is gone, off to New England, and the Eagles replaced him in the draft with Makai Lemon out of USC. DeVonta Smith is still there, Dontayvion Wicks is in the mix, and Marquise Brown too, but this receiving corps is unproven without its anchor. On top of that, new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion has never called plays at this level. There are a lot of moving parts. Hurts is consensus QB7, which is actually his cheapest in years, and his dual-threat floor keeps him viable no matter what. But if you are expecting the ceiling we saw in 2022 and 2023, you need to see Lemon step up and Mannion prove himself first.