Let the fun begin! Last season, I started pounding the table for Drake Maye before the consensus because his tools were too good to ignore. I feel similarly about Dart this year. In his first start, the rookie didn’t light up the stat sheet, but his 111 passing yards, 54 rushing yards and two TDs (one pass, one rush) still equated to nearly 20 fantasy points. His rushing ability stands out; he had a 39-yard run called back due to a penalty but also recorded three carries inside the red zone. The only quarterbacks to have more such carries in a single game this season are Daniel Jones, Josh Allen, Justin Fields, Jalen Hurts and Caleb Williams. This week, Dart faces a Saints defense that has given up the third-most pass TDs and ranks in the top 11 in QB rush yards allowed. I can’t yet say that Dart brings a safe floor, but he certainly brings upside. That’s especially true in this matchup. If you need a streamer, Dart is your guy.
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