After missing nine games in 2024, Prescott stayed healthy last season and finished QB6 in fantasy, topping 4,500 passing yards for the third time in his career and hitting 30 TD passes for the fourth time. It wasn't just good health that propelled Prescott, though. It was also capitalizing on hefty volume. Prescott was second in the league with a career-high 600 pass attempts, posting a 72.7 on-target percentage (13th) and 67.3 completion percentage (12th) while also throwing downfield at a solid rate, including 11.0 percent of his attempts going at least 20 yards (11th). Pairing George Pickens with CeeDee Lamb gave Prescott two playmaker wideouts, and both cleared 1,000 yards while ranking top six in receiving yards per game. Prescott often needed pinpoint passes to find his star wideouts, as Dallas pass catchers surprisingly ranked 32nd in open percentage (40.2), 28th in separation (3.2 yards) and 29th in dropped passes (26). Prescott finished the season with an 8.3-yard average target depth and 7.6 YPA, both 10th. The WR duo is back this year, as are quality tight end Jake Ferguson, 1,200-yard rusher Javonte Williams and No. 3 receiver Ryan Flournoy. The offensive line did a good job to keep pressure off Prescott (14th in QB pressure rate) and returns intact. Prescott looks set up for another productive season, but because he runs so little (10.4 yards per game), he'll probably need another 600-plus attempts just to approach the top 5 of fantasy QBs.