McDaniels’ scheme is a meat grinder that demands elite mental processing, and it is encouraging to hear that Drake Maye is mastering the code. The spectacular sophomore already silenced the summer doubters by racking up a league-high 129.1 Passing EPX (No. 1) and finishing as the overall QB2 in total fantasy points.

With the newly acquired Romeo Doubs and tight end Hunter Henry publicly praising Maye’s growth and development, the MVP runner-up is locked, loaded, and ready to break fantasy in 2026. Green light to fire up Maye as the 1.01 in dynasty superflex and 2 QB start-up drafts this summer.