J'Mar Smith

Smith showed promise as a dual-threat quarterback in 2017, passing for 2,974 yards and 16 touchdowns while rushing for 371 yards and six scores. Despite concerns about his accuracy (56 percent completion percentage last year), he appears to have locked down the starting job. Although star wideout Teddy Veal sat out due to injury during the spring, the team is hopeful he'll be healthy in time for the regular season, as he will undoubtedly be Smith's top target when on the field. The fourth-year quarterback finds himself in an offensive scheme that averaged 32 attempts through the air and 228 passing yards per game a season ago, which figures to warrant a fair amount of fantasy production if he can augment it with some rushing numbers.