Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, and everyone else? Is there that big of a drop in production from QB1 and 2 to QB3? Can Jackson and Allen keep it up and will Justin Herbert get back on track despite playing through an injury?
1. Lamar Jackson, Ravens vs. Bills
Even going up against the best defense in the NFL, Lamar Jackson should continue his stellar fantasy performances after becoming the first fantasy player in history to score 39+ fantasy points in consecutive weeks.
2. Josh Allen, Bills vs. Ravens
Because of his elite arm and elusiveness stemming from the run game, Josh Allen will continue to go off against the Ravens in what should be one of the more exciting fantasy football matchups this weekend.
3. Jalen Hurts, Eagles vs. Jaguars
4. Justin Herbert, Chargers vs. Texans
5. Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs vs. Buccaneers
6. Tua Tagovailoa, Dolphins vs. Bengals
Tua Tagovailoa has 925 passing yards (2nd in NFL) and is 1st in QBR at 82.5. He should be able to keep this up going up against the Bengals’ murky secondary.
7. Tom Brady, Buccaneers vs. Chiefs
8. Kyler Murray, Cardinals vs. Panthers
9. Joe Burrow, Bengals vs. Dolphins
10. Russell Wilson, Broncos vs. Raiders
11. Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars vs. Eagles
Even against an elite Eagles defense, Trevor Lawrence is poised to continue his breakout the second year and make this a higher-scoring game than people think it’s going to be. He had 25 fantasy points last week and should be above 18 again this weekend.
12. Aaron Rodgers, Packers vs. Patriots
13. Matt Ryan, Colts vs. Titans
14. Jared Goff, Lions vs. Eagles
Jared Goff’s production relies solely on the run game taking pressure off of what he needs to do in the passing game, but he has had a successful year due to D’Andre Swift, Jamaal Williams, and most importantly Amon-Ra St. Brown showing out.
15. Matthew Stafford, Rams vs. 49ers
16. Jacoby Brissett, Browns vs. Falcons
17. Marcus Mariota, Falcons vs. Browns
18. Geno Smith, Seahawks vs. Lions
19. Jamies Winston, Saints vs. Vikings
20. Derek Carr, Raiders vs. Broncos
