Fantasy Football 2018: Top-25 Quarterbacks

Anyone who has ever played fantasy football, understands the obsession. Months go into preparing for a fantasy football draft, and very rarely do things work out according to plan. As someone who participates in a handful of leagues, I know it’s never easy. So I’m here to help.

Over the next few weeks, I will be releasing my top players at each position. This will be broken up into six articles and when finished, I will release a spreadsheet compiling a list of my top-150 players. Each position will be broken into tiers, and promises to give you the upper hand in your fantasy football draft.

Without further ado, here are my top-25 Quarterbacks in Fantasy Football this season.

Top-25 Quarterbacks

1. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay 2017: 155 Points
2. Russell Wilson, Seattle 2017: 409 Points
3. Tom Brady, New England 2017: 358 Points
4. Cam Newton, Carolina 2017: 346 Points
5. Carson Wentz, Philadelphia 2017: 340 Points
6. Deshaun Watson, Houston 2017: 201 Points
7. Jared Goff, Los Angeles 2017: 307 Points
8. Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2017: 306 Points
9. Matthew Stafford, Detroit 2017: 329 Points
10. Kirk Cousins, Minnesota 2017: 331 Points
11. Matt Ryan, Atlanta 2017: 265 Points
12. Philip Rivers, Los Angeles 2017: 330 Points
13. Jimmy Garoppolo, San Francisco 2017: 100 Points
14. Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh 2017: 319 Points
15. Andrew Luck, Indianapolis 2017: N/A
16. Marcus Mariota, Tennessee 2017: 234 Points
17. Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City 2017: 11 Points
18. Derek Carr, Oakland 2017: 251 Points
19. Ryan Tannehill, Miami 2017: N/A
20. Alex Smith, Washington 2017: 334 Points
21. Dak Prescott, Dallas 2017: 303 Points
22. Mitchell Trubisky, Chicago 2017: 140 Points
23. Tyrod Taylor, Cleveland 2017: 237 Points
24. Andy Dalton, Cincinnati 2017: 260 Points
25. Case Keenum, Denver 2017: 272 Points

All 2017 point totals are from STANDARD leagues.

Credit: CBS

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