Jayden Daniels

Start Daniels — he had big passing and running numbers in Week 1 and his team’s game plan plus Deebo should lead to plenty of easy throws. Watch the knee MRI updates before kickoff and have a backup ready if coaches downgrade him.

Start Daniels this week — he rakes big yards on the ground, scores rushing touchdowns, and now has better receivers to create more scoring chances. The Giants can rush the passer, but they’re weak against the run and Daniels can move to avoid pressure, so he’s worth putting in your lineup even if timing with his new teammates might be a little slow at first.

Draft him in the early-to-middle rounds — he scores a lot with his running and the offense should be better this year. Just remember he runs a lot, so there’s some injury risk and he might not match last year exactly.

Draft Jayden Daniels in the middle rounds — he can pile up points with his running and can be a bargain if you want a quarterback who scores. He does have some injury and passing worries, so he’s a risky pick that could pay off big or let you down.