Dak Prescott vs Michael Wilson

“Betting on Lamb’s well-established connection with Dak Prescott and this team as a whole to bounce back isn’t the worst bet in the world.”

“Dak Prescott (DAL) Last year, Dak Prescott directed an offense that was 13th in neutral passing rate and ninth in neutral pace en route to a QB7 finish (Weeks 1-17) in fantasy points per game.”

“Dak Prescott is another player who’s seemingly being passed over for other quarterbacks in much worse situations. Prescott is the QB8 in ADP, which seems egregious. Prescott threw for over 4,500 yards last season and averaged 7.6 yards per attempt.”

“Dak Prescott (QB – DAL) The headliner, and the largest positive-regression quarterback in the report. Prescott’s 2025 touchdown rate sat at just 5.0 percent, leaving obvious room to climb, and his adjusted finish jumps three spots into the top five.”

“Positive Regression Candidates Dak Prescott (QB – DAL) The biggest positive-regression quarterback in the report. Prescott’s 5.0 percent passing touchdown rate normalizes upward, lifting his adjusted finish three spots into the top five.”

“Prescott is a locked-in QB1 that could be a top-five option if they can put more touchdowns in the end zone in 2026.”

“Dak Prescott (DAL) One of the best pure passers in the game, Dak Prescott seems primed for another big season.”

“180.8 | WR70 While he missed eight games last season with a toe injury, Purdy was the QB6 on a points-per-game basis, averaging 19.7 fantasy points per contest, a higher average than Jalen Hurts (18.7) and Dak Prescott (18.5)”

“Josh Allen , Patrick Mahomes , Brock Purdy , Dak Prescott , and Jared Goff were the only quarterbacks selected as top-12 players who were also top 12 in points per game.”

“The Cowboys made no meaningful additions at RB this offseason and are running it back with Dak Prescott , CeeDee Lamb , and George Pickens .”

“Only four quarterbacks have averaged 240 passing yards per game in each of the last three seasons: Patrick Mahomes, Jared Goff, Brock Purdy, and Dak Prescott. Prescott also ranks sixth in touchdowns per game over the last three years, while carrying the eighth-lowest interception rate over that span, all while throwing the ball at the third-highest rate in the league.”

“QB Dak Prescott impressed last year, leading the NFL in completions and setting career highs in passing yards and attempts. He had 13 passing TDs inside the five-yard line, which was second-most on the season.”

“I get the intrigue of wanting to take Wilson at WR43; it looks like a value, but in reality, it’s a trap.”

“Michael Wilson (WR – ARI) While Marvin Harrison Jr. had high expectations entering the NFL, the former Ohio State star has been a massive bust. Yet, he showed signs of breaking out last year with Jacoby Brissett under center, ranking as the WR7 from Week 9 through Week 10, averaging 18.5 PPR fantasy points per game.”

“A closer look at Michael Wilson's production shows that much of the breakout came while Marvin Harrison Jr. was missing time: more than half of his total receiving yardage came in games Harrison missed. Fantasy managers are drafting Wilson as the WR32 based on the production that came without Arizona's top wideout.”

“Michael Wilson is being drafted just ahead of Brock Purdy, who has a late-eighth-round ADP.”

“As the third option behind Trey McBride and Harrison, Wilson inherited a part-time No. 1 WR role and flourished, putting up monster numbers. I don't think it's sustainable because when both receivers were on the field together, Wilson was a weekly nightmare. He averaged just 7.6 PPR points, 4.8 targets and 34 receiving yards per game.”

“Despite finishing last season as the WR10 in PPR scoring, Michael Wilson has fallen to WR3 territory in FantasyPros' expert consensus rankings (ECR). The drop makes sense. The breakout was heavily influenced by Marvin Harrison Jr.'s absence.”

“While Harrison was on the sidelines, Wilson was busy staging a third-year breakout. Catching passes from Jacoby Brissett, Wilson went from a nerdy analytics darling to a literal league-winner, looking like a discount Jerry Rice out there while averaging a massive 21.1 fantasy ppg from Week 11 onward.”

“Michael Wilson (13th in total WR points last year) is going for an average auction value less than their projection.”

“Yes, Wilson finished with five top-10 finishes at the wideout position during the final eight weeks of the season, but that came with Marvin Harrison Jr. on the sidelines. Harrison returns fully healthy entering training camp. To complicate matters further, the Cardinals also heavily invested in their run game during the offseason, signing Tyler Allgeier during free agency and spending their first-round pick on Notre Dame's Jeremiyah Love.”

“From Week 11 through fantasy championship week, Michael Wilson was the WR2 in points per game, only trailing Puka Nacua. He led all wide receivers in targets (79) and was second in receiving yards (676). The majority of this production occurred without Marvin Harrison Jr. on the field.”

“Michael Wilson was discussed as a receiver who could quietly become more fantasy relevant than current perception suggests. The analysis focused on role possibility and how opportunity could shift over the course of the season. There was a sense that Wilson may not need massive volume to become useful if efficiency and situational usage improve.”

“Offensive coordinator Drew Petzing might be gone, but that's about the only evidence I can see that favors taking Michael Wilson this early. Marvin Harrison hasn't gone away, and isn't likely to do so this year either. That means Wilson is once again the 3rd option in this passing offense.”