Blake Horvath

It was a season for the ages for the academy schools last season, and the Midshipmen got the last laugh in the regular-season finale with a rather one-sided victory over Army, followed by a one-point win over Oklahoma in the bowl game. Horvath was front-and-center in the offense, completing 57.6 percent of his 139 pass attempts for 1,353 yards and a 13:4 TD:INT ratio. As is usually the case in a triple-option offense, he was even more impressive on the ground, totaling 175 carries for 1,246 yards and 17 scores. He missed most of Weeks 12 and 14 due to injury, so those numbers could have ranged even higher had he stayed healthy for the season's entirety. Horvath is set to reclaim the duties under center in 2025 and should have another huge season in store. As always, Navy players carry with them an additional bye week that others don't have to account for, but Horvath's weekly production should more than make up for it, and he should prove to rank among the best quarterback options among quarterbacks in fantasy drafts this fall. Read Past Outlooks