Jaxson Dart

Dart enters his third season at the helm of the Ole Miss offense with some Heisman buzz and National Championship dreams. It's established that quarterbacks in Lane Kiffin's system are reliable sources of fantasy production, and that notion could grow stronger this season. Dart's experience and surrounding talent are major factors, but it's also who is not in Oxford anymore that could change things. The departure of Quinshon Judkins could force Kiffin to rely more on Dart as a passer this season. Mississippi ran it 57.6 percent of the time in 2023. Now, with a middling running back room on paper, an experienced quarterback, and a loaded receiving room, Dart could go gangbusters in 2024. It's also reassuring that Dart has combined for over 1,000 rushing yards over the last two seasons, which won't disappear this year. The only thing holding Dart back may be Mississippi finding itself on the right side of blowouts, leading to starters like him resting in fourth quarters as opposed to past instances of track-meet games or garbage time production.