Murray played a full schedule last season for the first time since 2020 and finished QB10 in fantasy. While that made him relevant in single-QB leagues, he didn't necessarily hit his potential. Murray's accuracy looks good on paper -- his on-target (76.2) and completion percentages (68.8) both ranked seventh in the league -- but considering his average target depth was only 7.1 yards (30th), he probably should have had higher rates. More touchdown passes would be nice too. Murray threw multiple TDs in a game just three times, and he needed four TDs in Week 18 just to surpass 20 for the season. Consequently, he scored 18-plus fantasy points just seven times. Murray at least boosted his with 572 rushing yards, fourth among QBs, and added five scores. He said this offseason he intends to run more this year, which would be helpful for fantasy, but it would also bring added injury risk to a player who missed 18 games from 2021 to 2023. As for his passing, Murray needs more help from his receivers. Marvin Harrison disappointed in his rookie year as the fourth overall pick, and fellow wideout Michael Wilson is average at best. Tight end Trey McBride is Murray's favorite target, but he had just two TD catches last year -- the fewest of any player with at least 110 targets. More running and a few more TD passes could shoot Murray up the QB rankings in fantasy, but he's unlikely to challenge the guys at the very top.
