Nov 8, 2013

Week 10 QB rankings




  1. Drew Brees
  2. Peyton Manning
  3. Matthew Stafford
  4. Philip Rivers
  5. Russell Wilson
  6. Andrew Luck
  7. Cam Newton
  8. Tony Romo
  9. Nick Foles
  10. Jake Locker
  11. Ben Roethlisberger
  12. Colin Kaepernick
  13. Matt Ryan
  14. Eli Manning
  15. Terelle Pryor
  16. Joe Flacco
  17. Jay Cutler*
  18. Ryan Tannehill
  19. Andy Dalton
  20. Case Keenum
  21. Mike Glennon
  22. EJ Manuel
  23. Carson Palmer
  24. Chad Henne
  25. Kellen Clemens
  26. Seneca Wallace
#6 Andrew Luck - (#8 on Fantasy Pros Consensus Rankings)
The Rams have been pretty good at pressuring quarterbacks lately. This was clear against Russell Wilson a couple weeks ago. However, Luck is a much better passing QB than either of those two and is generally a decent play against any competition (14 & 17 points against the 49ers and Seahawks). Not as high of a ceiling, but definitely a higher floor.

#7 Cam Newton - (#9 on Fantasy Pros)
Obviously a tough opponent in the 49ers, but not as great as some give them credit for. Their last three opponents were Carson Palmer, Jake Locker and Chad Henne. All three scored at least 13 points, with Locker getting 21. Cam Newton is much better than any of those, its hard to imagine him doing worse than 15 points. Very easy to see a 20 point game.

#10 Jake Locker - (#13 on Fantasy Pros)
Count me amongst those who believe the Titans will run all day on the Jags. So why am I more optimistic that Locker will be a decent fantasy play? I do believe that in the first quarter they will be passing and Locker will probably get a couple touchdowns. Locker is also somewhat mobile and that should help. Especially if you need a safe play, not a risky high upside pick, Locker is your guy.

#11 Ben Roethlisberger - (#14 on Fantasy Pros)
Roethlisberger has double digit fantasy points in every single game following week 1. You know who else is in that group? Peyton Manning, Drew Brees and Matthew Stafford. Thats it. There are a couple guys who would be in ther if it weren't for injuries, but the point stands. A reliable option against an average defense.

#13 Matt Ryan - (#18 on Fantasy Pros)
This one is a tough prediction. I've stated on Twitter that Matt Ryan is much better at home than on the road. The Seahawks are notably much worse on the road. Unfortunately Richard Sherman is Richard Sherman, so none of this may matter. BUT Ryan does have a 9:1 TD ratio at home, and his worst game at home is 18 fantasy points. I expect that to come down, but I don't think he will do terrible.

Deeper Thoughts...The stats I mentioned about Big Ben having double digit points in every game after week 1? That also applies to Terelle Pryor besides the game he missed week 3 due to injury. Over his last 3 games, his rushing totals have been 56-106-94. Not bad. Very cautious on the return of Jay Cutler but I do like him going forward. I am pretty optimistic for Case Keenum but I am not ranking him such until I see him with a big game again.

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