Fantasy football doesn't require elite quarterback play the way the NFL does, but it's still hard to win without at least a good signal-caller.
The question fantasy managers must tackle leading up to draft season is how good they want this position to be.
Some fantasy analysts will say you can wait to address this position and should focus on finding top-tier running backs and receivers first. Others will advise you to actually spend one of your first picks on someone like Josh Allen, Jalen Hurts or Lamar Jackson, players capable of posting monster numbers with both their arms and their legs.