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Nix is valued as a low-end QB1 in 16-team formats. He has been QB8 and QB9 during his first two years without a legitimate WR2 or TE1. Now he has a co-fantasy WR1 in Waddle. He should be in that QB7-10 range. If you take him as QB10-12, you're still getting value with a top-five ceiling.

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Nix's ADP undervalues his ceiling with Waddle addition; should rank QB7-10.

Nix is valued as a low-end QB1 in 16-team formats but has been QB8-9 in his first two years without a legitimate WR2 or TE1. The addition of Jaylen Waddle creates spacing for multiple receivers and gives Nix a co-fantasy WR1. Waldman projects Nix should be in the QB7-10 range; if taken as QB10-12, he offers value with a top-five ceiling. Among top-10 QBs last year, only Nix, Justin Herbert, and Josh Allen lacked a quality second option in the passing game.

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