QB: Jalen Hurts - PHI

2024 Season Summary

Passing Performance

• 2,903 passing yards (20th among QBs)

• 18 passing touchdowns, 5 interceptions

• Passer rating: 103.7

• Completion percentage: 68.7%

• Yards per attempt: 8.0 (ranked 4th among QBs with volume)

• Total pass attempts: 361

Rushing Production

• 630 rushing yards

• 14 rushing touchdowns — led all quarterbacks in both rushing attempts (150) and rushing scores

• Ranked 6th among QBs in total fantasy points per game (21.3)

Playoff & Super Bowl Performance

• Named Super Bowl LIX MVP

• Threw 2 touchdowns and rushed for 72 yards and 1 touchdown — the most rushing yards by a QB in Super Bowl history

• Set postseason records for rushing touchdowns by a quarterback, including 9 total and 3 in a single game

2025 Fantasy Football Outlook

Core Strengths

1. Elite Dual-Threat Ability

• Combines top-tier passing efficiency with unmatched goal-line rushing upside

• Averaged 23.4 fantasy points per game

• Ranked QB8 overall and QB5 in 4-point passing TD formats

2. Outstanding Supporting Cast

• Benefits from elite offensive line protection

• Surrounded by high-end weapons: A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Dallas Goedert

3. Advanced Metrics

• Ranked top 4 in yards per attempt

• 2nd in Completion Percentage Over Expectation (CPOE)

• Extremely low off-target throw rate

4. Rule Stability

• “Tush push” quarterback sneak remains legal, maintaining his short-yardage touchdown ceiling

  
  

2025 Outlook Summary

• Locked in as a top-5 fantasy quarterback with weekly QB1 upside

• Even if passing touchdowns regress slightly, rushing consistency offsets potential dip

• Should average 20–25 fantasy points per game once again

Headliners Take

Jalen Hurts enters 2025 as one of fantasy football’s most consistent and explosive dual-threat QBs. He’s coming off a season where he posted over 2,900 passing yards, 18 passing touchdowns, and 14 rushing touchdowns — the latter of which led all quarterbacks.

His blend of red-zone rushing dominance, efficient passing, and elite offensive surroundings keeps him among the safest and most valuable options at the position. With A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Dallas Goedert still in place and the “tush push” preserved, Hurts offers one of the best combinations of weekly floor and ceiling in fantasy.

If you're drafting in 2025 and want a secure QB1 with elite upside, Hurts remains near the top of the board.