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2025 Fantasy Football OnlyFans: Quarterbacks
We wrapped up the cheese list (and also went over 86% on cheese calls last year). Now we shift to the OnlyFans list for the 2025 Fantasy Football season. We’re starting with the quarterbacks, and it should be mentioned that if you’re not in a two QB league, you’re not worth my time.

We’re looking for league winners in superflex. These QBs we’re about to chat about next have a great chance to do exactly that. Make sure to show the king some proper respect when the receipts come through…

CJ Stroud (Houston Texans)

Progression isn’t always linear, and the fantasy community falls into the same trap every single season. Stroud is a top ten fantasy quarterback as a rookie. Last year, the stock fell off a cliff. Buy the dip.

The fantasy community never gets it. They’re always a year behind. You can have Stroud for dirt cheap because Bobby Slowik got too predictable. He’s since been replaced, and this offense should be better. Also, Joe Mixon is hurt, and Stroud could be forced to throw the ball a ton to get the job done.

Why can’t he hit 30 touchdowns? We should be entering a window of high level play. He will finish higher than he’s being ranked.

Trevor Lawrence (Jacksonville Jaguars)

I get it. Last year was rough, but Doug Pederson was mostly the problem. Lawrence got hurt and Jacksonville’s season went off the rails. Say whatever you want about Liam Coen, he knows offense.

Baker Mayfield has a career year under him a season ago. Coen gets Will Levis drafted when he was at Kentucky. What can he do with Trevor Lawrence, who was supposed to be a generational prospect?

How about the weapons too? Brian Thomas heads into year two. Travis Hunter gets inserted into the offense. That’s going to help a ton. Etienne is still there to help in the pass game, and I even like Brenton Strange. At this price? Take that shot.

Cam Ward (Tennessee Titans)

He’s the real deal. He’s also playing for the Miami Hurricanes again, or at least it will feel like it. Shootouts, shotgun, fireworks. The Titans won’t be good, but he’s going to sling that puppy around while running the Zac Taylor offense. He’s going way too low and isn’t a zero as a runner.

Bryce Young (Carolina Panthers)

Bryce Young finished last year strong and should carry that momentum over. The Panthers defense is terrible, and they’re going to have to throw to keep up. It’s what Dave Canales wants to do anyway. Enter Tetairoa McMillan into this offense. Xavier Legette should take another step. Young living up to number one pick status looks unlikely. Young becoming a functional fantasy quarterback feels very likely.

Sam Darnold (Seattle Seahawks)

The disrespect is stupid. A guy who threw for 35 touchdowns is being left for dead. Just a completely idiotic viewpoint by the fantasy rankers. It wasn’t all Kevin O’Connell. Darnold is just good, and the Jets’ dysfunction shouldn’t be held against him.

This situation in Seattle is a good one. He gets Klint Kubiak, who runs virtually the same system he ran last year. Two good backs, two good receivers, two capable tight ends. The offensive line is underrated. It’s far more likely he’s a top ten quarterback over the nonsense he’s being ranked at the bottom of the list.

Aaron Rodgers (Pittsburgh Steelers)

You can hate Rodgers, but he also threw 28 touchdowns while playing for the Jets with no head coach and no playcaller. Say whatever you want about Mike Tomlin and Arthur Smith. They are an upgrade over the Jets. Rodgers is being left for dead when he probably has one more decent year left in him. DK Metcalf is going to get peppered with chances, and he’ll win his fair share to where Rodgers beats this dumb ranking. If you’re in superflex and your league mates hand you Rodgers for free, thank them.

Jaxson Dart (New York Giants)

I’m not a Dart fan, but he can run, and the Giants need him. When the games start to count in fantasy, Dart will probably be the starter. It’s the only way for the leadership brass in New York to save their jobs. He rushed for 1,500 yards the last three years at Ole Miss. If he gives you around 500 again over a prorated season? He’s going to beat the basement ranking.


Shedeur Sanders / Dillon Gabriel (Cleveland Browns)

This is more so a vote of confidence in two time head coach of the year, Kevin Stefanski. Whoever starts for the Browns, they’re going to pick up some fantasy points. When best ball season gets rolling, why not stash one for your bench? QBs are hard to come by. You know one of them will start when the fantasy results matter. Take your shot. All of saying is the Cleveland quarterback won’t replicate the DTR disaster or the Watson disaster where they give you nothing. They shouldn’t be ignored is all I’m saying.

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