FF Cheatsheet: Quarterbacks
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Volume XXIV Edition XV | 2024 FF Cheatsheet: Quarterbacks
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2024 FANTASY FOOTBALL QUARTERBACK RANKINGS
Back by popular demand! All Access Football presents the 2024 Fantasy Football Cheatsheet. For those of you who seek an unfair advantage, our football diagnostics have brought home the trophy for countless individuals over the past two-plus decades! Get in the game and dominate your competition. First up, quarterbacks.
Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs: Rumor has it that Clark Kent and Patrick Mahomes have never been seen in the same room, at the same time.
Lamar Jackson, Ravens: After missing five games in each of the previous two seasons, Jackson rebounded last year to complete a career-best 67.2% of his passes.
Josh Allen, Bills: A tremendous regular season quarterback, Allen is sure to light up the scoreboard aplenty with his arm and his legs.
Jalen Hurts, Eagles: One of the most dangerous dual-threats in the league, there will be a bit of a transition with the retirement of Jason Kelce.
Brock Purdy, 49ers: Despite all the naysayers, Purdy is pretty good. The ultimate point guard quarterback, he understands how to distribute the ball to all his playmakers.
CJ Stroud, Texans: After a record-setting rookie campaign, it’s quite possible that we see Stroud ascend into the upper-echelon of signal-callers.
Jordan Love, Packers: Ride the Love train and be rewarded for your wise investment. A super season could be in store for the Pack with a final destination of New Orleans.
Joe Burrow, Bengals: Can the Bengals keep Joe Cool upright? Burrow has missed a combined 16 games through his first four seasons; durability is an issue.
Matthew Stafford, Rams: The 36-year old Stafford continues to play at a high level, throwing for nearly 4,000 yards and 24 touchdowns with a banged up receiver unit.
Tua Tagovailoa, Dolphins: Look out for a big catch in Miami, as Tagovailoa has shown improvement across the board as he enters year five.
Jared Goff, Lions: While he doesn’t possess as much upside as some of the others, Goff has only missed five games in the past seven seasons and brings a high floor.
Dak Prescott, Cowboys: There is no doubt that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has made it clear he expects more out of Prescott who enters lame duck status on his contract.
Justin Herbert, Chargers: Could a dip be in store for Herbert, whose new ball coach prefers to ground and pound? Plus, a revamped wideout corps may take time to adjust.
Kyler Murray, Cardinals: This could finally be the year that Kyler Murray puts it all together with his best support cast intact to date but he must prove to stay healthy.
Baker Mayfield, Buccaneers: The rebirth of Mayfield in Tampa last season produced his first 4,000-plus passing season, along with a career high 28 touchdown passes.
Aaron Rodgers, Jets: It’s hard to build confidence in Rodgers after he popped his achilles several plays into last season. Father time could be catching up to the soon-to-be 41-year old. (photo: New York Jets)
Caleb Williams, USC: Get your popcorn ready. Williams could turn out to have the most superior rookie campaign we’ve ever seen!
Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars: There is some concern that Lawrence may have plateaued, as he has failed to take the next step in the maturation process.
Deshaun Watson, Browns: Sure, there’s still time to change the narrative but as of now the Browns acquisition of Watson is shaping up to be one of the worst trades in NFL history.
Kirk Cousins, Falcons: For the short-term, the Falcons will roll with Cousins who is coming off a torn achilles injury and will turn 36 years old entering the season.
Geno Smith, Seahawks: In two seasons as the starter in Seattle, Smith has tossed 50 touchdown passes. However there will be some sleepless night performances.
Anthony Richardson, Colts: Looking to roll the dice on some upside? Richardson oozes potential but suffered an injury to his throwing shoulder early on during his rookie year.
Russell Wilson, Steelers: Reports have indicated that the leadership Wilson has brought to the quarterback room has been night and day from the previous signal-callers in tow.
Daniel Jones, Giants: The human turnover machine is running out of chances in the Big Apple. Don’t be fooled by ‘Danny Dimes,’ you just might wind up penniless.
Will Levis, Titans: It’s a season of change in Tennessee and their hopes hinge on the upside of Levis. While the team has surrounded him with a stronger supporting cast, beware of the young signal-caller mistakes.
Bryce Young, Panthers: The pressure is on Young to deliver after what was considered to be a disappointing rookie campaign. However, the Panthers weapons are lackluster at best.
Derek Carr, Saints: Move, get out the way! It’s a freight train running in the wrong direction disguised as the Saints and Carr is the conductor. Look for Jake Haener and Spencer Rattler to get auditions.
Aidan O’Connell, Raiders: Despite widespread belief that Gardner Minshew will begin the season as the starter, don’t rule out O’Connell who is well-repscted by coaches and teammates.
Gardner Minshew, Raiders: At any given point, ‘Minshew Mania’ is bound to heat up for few games. When he does, make sure you ride the hot hand!
Jacoby Brissett, Patriots: It would seem to be a grooming approach in New England, at least to begin the season. Brissett is one of the best short-yardage runners in the league.
Jayden Daniels, Commanders: Look for Daniels to start from Day 1 but proceed with caution. His wiry frame and reckless running style could leave him susceptible to injury.
JJ McCarthy, Vikings: There is a very good chance that McCarthy is able to beat out Sam Darnold for the right to open the season as starter.
Joe Flacco, Colts: There might not be a better backup quarterback in the league and starter Anthony Richardson plays with a reckless abandon, which makes him susceptible to injury.
Bo Nix, Broncos: Plenty of confidence was exuded when Sean Payton discussed the selection of Nix, who owns more experience than any rookie signal-caller.
Drake Maye, Patriots: A wait-and-see approach is likely with hold-the-fort Brissett keeping the seat warm for Maye until he’s ready to assume command.
