Good morning, friends and enemies. Welcome back into rankings week where we will wrap up after we've done running backs. We've done wide receivers. This video will actually be a combination of quarterbacks and tight ends because nobody got time for two of those videos. So we'll be running through my top 20 quarterback rankings for the 2026 fantasy season. As always, we will be tiering them. We will be talking about them in the tight end position i will be doing

my top 15 rankings and tiers so if you have not yet watched the running back and or wide receiver

version of these videos they will be linked in the show notes below as will time stamps for every

single player we always do that for y'all because we love you and we don't hate you even though some

of you are our enemies

we'll jump into the quarterback's first elite qb1 tier we have josh allen out in buffalo we have lamar

jackson in baltimore i don't i just don't think there's a lot of explanation needed here with

uh josh allen he's been a top two fantasy quarterback for about six straight years. So we're good there.

Lamar Jackson also finds himself in this tier.

Okay.

I'm very much in on a Lamar Jackson bounceback. I will be drafting him as if this was 22, 23, 24 all over again. He dealt with the hamstring last year. And to me, that was almost the entirety of what happened with Lamar Jackson. When you look at his rush attempts last year, something that I brought up a few times throughout the summer.

Like the rush attempt numbers every single year are insanely high. what happened with Lamar Jackson. When you look at his rush attempts last year, something that I brought up a few times throughout the summer.

Like the rush attempt numbers every single year are insanely high.

And then last year, look at the outlier. Yes, he played a few less games. 67. Like you tell me where the outlier is here. And you tell me where he normally is as a player. So the hamstring, I think, just dunked his season and fully in on a bounceback for Lamar Jackson.

Don't think he's at the end of his career, despite being in the prime of his career. So draft Lamar Jackson as an elite quarterback this year, once again, in fantasy. The only downside I can see is a little bit of risk switching to a new offensive coordinator, Todd Monkin now in Cleveland. But like, it's Lamar Jackson, man. What are we doing? We'll move on to tier number two. And this is a very big tier. This is the strong quarterback one tier where, listen,

if you're in a one quarterback league and any of these guys are your starters, I think you're

going to be fine. If they're your quarterback one in a Super Flex League, I think you're going to

be fine. My general strategy when it comes down to Superflex leagues is that, you know, decide on the 14, 17, 19 quarterbacks that you would be comfortable starting in a one QB league and then make sure you get two of the quarterbacks within that range. I don't think you need to have a first round pick. I don't think you need a Josh Allen, a Lamar. I don't think you need to spend up for a borrower, Jane Daniels.

I think you could be fine with a combination of Trevor Lawrence and Jackson Dart or Drake

May and Jordan Love. Someone will talk about a little bit later in this video. But we have the strong

quarterback one tier. And for the most part, it is the best pocket passers in the NFL and then

young athletic upside quarterbacks who add a nice rushing floor here. So Burrow, you know, he's probably

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