Lamar's low projection is historically normal when healthy; Todd Monken's system now in Cleveland.

Lamar Jackson's passing yardage projection is the second-lowest among quarterbacks on the board, below Jayden Daniels. Historically, when healthy, he has maintained a strong passing yardage line over the past half-decade and typically hovers around this projection level. However, he has dealt with injuries in each of the last few seasons that have kept him off the field and sometimes placed him under this projection. The source notes that Todd Monken's offense, which had driven Lamar's passing improvement year-over-year through continuity and system complexity, is now in Cleveland. The source is not concerned about Lamar's injury history going into the year but emphasizes the pattern of whether he will stay healthy.