Fantasy Football Rankings: QBs – 11-20

Kyler Murray, QB, Cardinals. Bye: 11.

It was unclear if Kyler Murray was going to play last year. He returned earlier than expected and performed well. His arrow is pointing up with Marvin Harrison Jr. joining the team.

Trevor Lawrence, QB, Jaguars. Bye: 12.

Trevor Lawrence’s stats didn’t take the expected leap in his third year, but he dealt with a myriad of injuries down the stretch that impacted his numbers.

Jayden Daniels, QB, Redskins. Bye: 14.

Jayden Daniels doesn’t have the same sort of supporting cast Caleb Williams possesses in Chicago, but his rushing ability makes him an excellent fantasy option as a rookie.

Caleb Williams, QB, Bears. Bye: 7.

Caleb Williams has reportedly struggled in practice. He even threw seven interceptions in a row, according to one account. This is concerning, but I don’t think this means very much. Remember last year that Anthony Richardson couldn’t complete basic passes in preseason games.

Brock Purdy, QB, 49ers. Bye: 9.

Brock Purdy took a big step in his development in his second season. He should continue to improve, given his great supporting cast and coaching staff.

Jared Goff, QB, Lions. Bye: 5.

Jared Goff had his second consecutive monster year, and there’s no reason to think he’ll slow down at all.

Kirk Cousins, QB, Falcons. Bye: 12.

Kirk Cousins was having the best season of his career before tearing his Achilles in the middle of the year. He is reportedly ahead of schedule in his recovery, though his receiving corps won’t be as good in Atlanta.

Aaron Rodgers, QB, Jets. Bye: 12.

Aaron Rodgers played just four snaps in 2023. He’ll turn 41 during this upcoming season, so it’s hard to feel optimistic, especially when considering the state of his offensive line.

Justin Herbert, QB, Chargers. Bye: 5.

Justin Herbert has a plantar fascia injury. He will be in a walking boot for a few weeks, but a sports medical professional said that the injury will affect him all year. Herbert and his receivers will have to be downgraded, though it’s also possible that Herbert can end up being OK.

Daniel Jones, QB, Giants. Bye: 11.

Daniel Jones made a big leap in 2022, but regressed this past season because of his horrible offensive line. Jones’ blocking has improved a bit, and he’ll have Malik Nabers at his disposal, so things are looking up.