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Running QBs are a cheat code, but Dart runs with a recklessness that invites injuries. Although he had his moments as a passer last season, I fret that Dart won't be even a league-average passer this season unless we get 17 games from WR Malik Nabers, which seems unlikely.
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Dart's QB11 price too high; reckless running style invites injuries and rushing TD regression risk.

Pat Fitzmaurice expresses concern about Jaxson Dart at ADP 97.3 (QB11), noting that while running QBs are a cheat code, Dart runs with recklessness that invites injuries. As a passer, Dart had moments but Fitzmaurice frets he won't be league-average unless he gets 17 games from WR Malik Nabers, which seems unlikely. Fitzmaurice questions whether Giants offensive coordinator Matt Nagy and senior offensive assistant Greg Roman can maximize Dart's abilities, preferring mobile-QB bets on Kyler Murray or Malik Willis. Justin Fuhr adds that Dart finished QB7 in points per game as a rookie but nine of his rushing touchdowns came in only 12 starts; as a passer, he threw for 2,272 yards and 15 TDs while averaging 6.7 yards per attempt. Fuhr ranks Dart at QB15 and believes if rushing touchdowns regress, he has a tough time paying off a borderline QB1 price. Injury concerns are real after five concussion checks last season and a big hit in the preseason opener.

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