Everything you need to know for your Fantasy Football draft
After months of NFL teams tweaking their rosters, picking up, drafting and dropping players to get ready for their season, it’s now your time to do the same for your fantasy football squad.
I have compiled my Fantasy Football rankings to help you have a magnificent draft. Win the league, and come December give me a big “Thank You” from who ever reads this. Just kidding…kind of. Keep in mind, I am using a standard league 10 or 12 team format. Non PPR, and 4 points per QB pass touchdown. For the Eagles die-hards there will be an in-depth look at their potential fantasy season as well as what range he should be drafted in.
Fantasy Football Quarterbacks – Top 18
- Aaron Rodgers – Packers – Bye 8
- Tom Brady – Patriots – Bye 9
- Drew Brees – Saints – Bye 5
- Matt Ryan – Falcons – Bye 5
- Russell Wilson – Seahawks – Bye 6
- Marcus Mariota – Titans – Bye 8
- Kirk Cousins – Redskins – Bye 5
- Andrew Luck – Colts – Bye 11
- Cam Newton – Panthers – Bye 11
- Derek Carr – Raiders – Bye 10
- Ben Roethlisberger – Steelers – Bye 9
- Jaimes Winston – Bucs – Bye 11
- Philip Rivers – Chargers – Bye 9
- Dak Prescott – Cowboys – Bye 6
- Matt Stafford – Lions – Bye 7
- Tyrod Taylor – Bills – Bye 6
- Carson Wentz – Eagles – Bye 10
- Andy Dalton – Bengals – Bye 6
Carson Wentz – QB17
I have Carson Wentz at QB number 17. If you are the type of drafter that waits for a Quarterback then I could see a good scenario where you could end up with Big Ben and Wentz. Roethlisberger has a chance of getting hurt and you are holding onto Wentz for a bye week replacement, injury risk, or if Wentz pops and becomes a top 10 or 12 quarterback. Wentz is a QB2 with QB1 upside, look to draft Wentz with one of your last selections.