After missing most of the 2020 season due to injury, Prescott bounced back in a big way last season, tossing a career-high 37 TDs while finishing top 10 in completion percentage (69%), YPA (7.5) and fantasy points. Prescott was more boom/bust than other top fantasy QBs, as he produced nine top-10 weeks (tied for fifth), but also five finishes of 20th or worse. A reason for that was a concerning dip in rushing, as his carries, rush yards and rushing TDs were all easily career-low marks in full seasons. Amari Cooper may be gone, but Prescott still has a good supporting cast led by CeeDee Lamb and he leads a pass-heavy offense. The drop in rushing limits his upside a bit, but Prescott remains a solid QB1.