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Tyrod Taylor 2026 fantasy outlook and rest-of-season projection

Age
37
Height / weight
6'1", 217 lb
Experience
16th season

2025 Season

PPR PPG
10.7
Pos rank
QB43
Rostered
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Week 4 at Buccaneers, Sun Oct 4, 1:00 PM ET 23rd vs. QBs, tough

Tyrod Taylor Rest-of-Season Outlook

Dual-threat QB4 for deep leagues only

QB42 last season · 10.7 PPG · 23.8 rush yds/game

Superflex / 2QBBench stash
1QB, 12+ teamsWaiver wire
1QB, 10 teamsWaiver wire

Preseason Projection vs. Reality

He finished QB42 last season at 10.7 points per game.

2025 final
QB42
10.7 PPG over 6 games
2026
Season starts Week 4
at Buccaneers
Rest of season
Live rank
Updated after every game

Our 2026 Preseason Outlook

Taylors 2025 line tells the story of a 36-year-old emergency starter: six games, a 59.7 completion rate, 779 yards, and a 5-to-5 touchdown-to-interception split that ranked QB43 with just 59.5 fantasy points. The underlying metrics were poor, a -0.045 EPA per play, 43.4 percent success rate, and a -0.9 CPOE, well off the +0.449 EPA he posted in a two-game 2024 cameo and the 1,341-yard, QB35 stretch run he managed for the Giants in 2023. His legs are largely gone too, with 143 rushing yards on 27 carries.

Now in Green Bay behind Jordan Love, Taylor is a pure insurance arm with zero standalone value while Love is healthy. He retains some streaming intrigue only in the event of an injury, given a rushing floor that has historically lifted spot starts, but that is a deep-league contingency, not a draftable asset. For 2026 redraft purposes he is a waiver-wire name to remember, nothing more, and irrelevant in all standard formats.

What Drives His Outlook

His 2025 rank among the 41 quarterbacks who played at least six games. Each bar is one quarterback, best on the left; his is highlighted.

Passing volume

Light
22.3attempts per game
1st40th of 4141st

Efficiency

Weak
-0.045EPA per play
1st31st of 4141st

Rushing

Major
23.8rush yards per game
1st11th of 4141st
Success rate
43.4%
CPOE
−0.9
Sacks taken
14
Pressure rate
26.5%
Bad-throw rate
13.5%
Deep-attempt rate
13.5%

What Could Change His Value

Upside

  • A soft stretchThe Cowboys in Week 6 and the Lions in Week 7 are top-10 matchups for QBs.Wk 4 TB, 23rdWk 5 CHI, 11thWk 6 DAL, 3rdWk 7 DET, 1st
  • Major rushing23.8 rush yards per game, 11th of 41 QBs in 2025.

Risk

  • RoleHe's QB2 on the depth chart.
  • Light passing volume22.3 attempts per game, 40th of 41 QBs in 2025.
  • A tough matchupThe Buccaneers in Week 4 (23rd) is among the stingiest defenses against QBs.
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Tyrod Taylor Fantasy Outlook FAQ

What is Tyrod Taylor's fantasy outlook for the rest of the 2026 season?

Tyrod Taylor projects as a dual-threat QB4 for deep leagues only for the rest of the 2026 season: a bench stash in superflex and 2QB leagues and waiver-wire material in 1QB leagues. His rushing (23.8 rush yards per game, 11th of 41 QBs in 2025) supports that. His passing volume (22.3 attempts per game, 40th of 41 QBs in 2025) holds him back. See his live rank in Redraft Command.

What is Tyrod Taylor's rest-of-season fantasy ranking?

Tyrod Taylor is the QB42 in PPR points per game. That puts him in QB4 territory, waiver-wire material in 12-team 1QB leagues.

What is Tyrod Taylor's projected role going forward?

Tyrod Taylor is QB2 on the depth chart, so a bigger role needs an injury or a change ahead of him.

What is Tyrod Taylor's fantasy football upside?

Tyrod Taylor's upside: his rushing (23.8 rush yards per game, 11th of 41 QBs in 2025) gives him a weekly floor to build on and the Cowboys in Week 6 and the Lions in Week 7 are top-10 matchups for QBs.

What could hurt Tyrod Taylor's fantasy value?

Tyrod Taylor's risks: his passing volume (22.3 attempts per game, 40th of 41 QBs in 2025) limits his scoring and the Buccaneers in Week 4 is a tough matchup. See his injury status and history.

How difficult is Tyrod Taylor's remaining fantasy schedule?

About average: of his next seven games, 3 come against a top-10 matchup for QBs and 3 against one of the stingiest defenses, by PPR points allowed to the position.