Now, I don't have children, but if I did, these are the quarterbacks and tight ends, I would bet their lives on breaking out in 2025 fantasy football.

Just a general rule of thumb as I'm looking at the quarterback landscape for this year, as I've done a bunch of drafts already this offseason.

I'm going to go one of two ways, one of two strategies.

I am either going to overpay for the elite quarterbacks.

You are overpaying for overproduction, or we're simply going to draft a sophomore quarterback

because this class went crazy last year and should go crazier in year two.

Which brings me to the first QB on this list, and that is none other than Caleb Williams,

the legendary college prospect out of USC in Chicago now, whole new regime, whole new personnel,

whole new year. I'd go as far as saying Caleb's year last year, you can kind of put it on

par with Trevor Lawrence's rookie year with Urban Meyer and Jacksonville. Just a bloodbath.

The story is coming out of just how useless the coaching staff was there in Chicago with Caleb

Williams and helping him or the lack of helping him progress is what really makes me feel

comfortable about counting on the Caleb Williams breakout for next year.

Now, when we start to look at the actual

personnel around Caleb, what gets me excited here is you bring in Ben Johnson, and Ben Johnson has done

nothing less than perfection out there in Detroit for the last couple of years as the OC. He is now

the head coach. That offense and that offensive system is going to get righted. We have DJ

Moore as a legit wide receiver one. We have Roma Dunesay on the

cusp of breaking out. We have Luther Berta in the top 40 pick. We have Colson Loveland a top 10 pick.

We got some depth with Cole Comet. One of the problems last year was the offensive line. They

now have two very highly drafted capital tackles along with the entire interior of their

offensive line shored up this offseason, taking the

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