Previous versions of the QB TIers told you why and how the position became so deep. It also reminded you who's been consistent at the position. But perhaps this nugget is the best thing to keep in mind with Fantasy quarterbacks: And this nugget is the most frustrating: And if you needed a reminder on what to do in drafts with quarterbacks, just start counting quarterbacks.
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The demand for quarterbacks in one-QB leagues is naturally limited, and the supply for good quarterbacks is strong in 2026. That said, all four of these quarterbacks have potential to finish as the best QB in Fantasy. It would not be a big mistake to target whoever is available last among these four, provided it's at a value.
Just don't get mad at yourself if you don't get any of them. All four will be very early Round 1 picks in Superflex/two-QB leagues. I'd expect Hurts and Daniels to be the next quarterbacks off the board after those first four.
Both have the built-in edge with their rushing, and both could improve their passing numbers with new playcallers. They represent good value since they have some outstanding upside and can be had a round after the first four. Both of these quarterbacks will be top-15 picks (probably top-12 picks) in Superflex/two-QB leagues.
Expect a surge in quarterback drafting starting in Round 8 in those home leagues. And these are the four to bank on being off the board first -- in any order. They all have good upside without too much downside.
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