FantasyPros Articles on Jaxson Dart
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Last year, after taking over as the Giants' starter, Jaxson Dart was the QB7 in fantasy points per game. If you remove the wet fart game that he had in Week 16 against Minnesota, where he scored only one fantasy point and had 13 pass attempts and 33 passing yards, he averaged 22.5 fantasy points per game. That points-per-game mark would have made him the QB1 in fantasy points per game last year.
STACKED’s take
Dart averaged QB1 pace last year excluding one outlier; dual-threat upside faces improved but still vulnerable Dallas.
Dart was QB7 in fantasy points per game last year after taking over as Giants starter, but excluding his Week 16 wet fart game against Minnesota (1 fantasy point, 13 attempts, 33 yards), he averaged 22.5 fantasy points per game—a pace that would have made him QB1 for the season. He showed dual-threat upside with 7 rushing attempts and 40.6 rushing yards per game (2nd-most among QBs, behind only Justin Fields). As a passer, he ranked 23rd in CPOE, 19th in highly accurate throw rate, 10th in hero throw rate, and 5th in fantasy points per dropback despite the 12th-highest drop rate. The source views Dallas's revamped pass defense (adding Rashan Gary, Cobie Durant, Jalen Thompson, Caleb Downs) as at least league-average with upside to be very good, but notes Dallas allowed the most fantasy points per dropback and 2nd-most yards per attempt in Weeks 12-18 last year.