As the fantasy football season approaches, several players are poised for statistical resurgences after challenging previous campaigns. Mike Evans, after an 11-season streak of 1,000-yard receiving seasons was snapped due to injuries last year, joins the San Francisco 49ers. Despite the team's run-heavy attack, quarterback Brock Purdy's improved health and downfield passing aims to benefit Evans.

Other notable players looking to rebound include Kyler Murray, who was limited to five games in 2025 with the Arizona Cardinals due to injury and organizational issues. Now with the Minnesota Vikings, he aims to recapture his 2024 form as fantasy's No. 10 quarterback. Running backs David Montgomery (Houston Texans) and Rachaad White (Washington Commanders) are expected to see increased volume and touchdown opportunities in their new backfields after less impactful seasons.

Younger talents like running back Jonathon Brooks (Carolina Panthers) and wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. (Arizona Cardinals) aim to overcome rookie-season injuries. Tight ends Brock Bowers (Las Vegas Raiders) and T.J. Hockenson (Minnesota Vikings) are also positioned for bounce-back seasons, contingent on their health and improved quarterback play.