Drake Maye

He threw a lot last week, can pick up yards on the ground, and faces a weak Miami pass defense — start him if you need a big game this week. He did face tons of pressure and had some accuracy issues, so only use him if you're okay with swings and watch his blockers, whether his receivers are practicing, the weather, and any Miami injury news.

Start Maye — he has better pass-catchers and coaching now, he can make plays with his legs, and the Raiders’ secondary was one of the weakest last year. If you already have a quarterback you trust, you can bench him, but otherwise pick Maye up and start him for Week 1.

Draft him in the late rounds — he’s a cheap gamble who can make plays with his legs and now has better teammates. But he’s a rookie with past head-injury worries, so don’t pick him as your main quarterback unless you have a safer option.

Draft Maye in mid-to-late rounds as a backup quarterback. He threw a lot in college and now has two solid receivers, so he could score a lot, but he's a rookie and might be shaky early.