Fantasy Football Week 2 Rankings – Quarterbacks
Below are my fantasy QB rankings and a set of links for my positional Weekly NFL Fantasy Football Rankings. Keep in mind that this list is for this week only; not the entire rest of the season.
The rankings are based on a Traditional scoring system. Each player has Walterfootball.com’s projected stats and standard scoring points.
Fantasy Football Weekly Rankings:
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Fantasy Football Weekly Rankings – PPR:
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Fantasy Football Weekly Rankings – Half-PPR:
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Updated 9/17/2023 4:46:35 AM – Follow @walterfootball for updates.
Josh Allen, QB, Bills (vs. Raiders)- 27 Points
290 Passing Yards, 2 Pass TDs, 1 INT, 40 Rushing Yards, 1 TD.
This is a much easier matchup for Josh Allen.
Patrick Mahomes, QB, Chiefs (at Jaguars)- 25 Points
310 Passing Yards, 2 Pass TDs, 40 Rushing Yards.
The Jaguars had no answers for Patrick Mahomes in two matchups last year.
Jalen Hurts, QB, Eagles (vs. Vikings)- 25 Points
290 Passing Yards, 2 Pass TDs, 60 Rushing Yards.
Jalen Hurts will bounce back against one of the worst defenses in the NFL.
Justin Herbert, QB, Chargers (at Titans)- 24 Points
310 Passing Yards, 3 Pass TDs, 1 INT, 10 Rushing Yards.
The Titans have a pass-funnel offense, so Justin Herbert will have a great game.
Justin Fields, QB, Bears (at Buccaneers)- 22 Points
230 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 100 Rushing Yards.
The Justin Fields magic should continue in an easier matchup.
Trevor Lawrence, QB, Jaguars (vs. Chiefs)- 22 Points
320 Passing Yards, 2 Pass TDs, 10 Rushing Yards.
Trevor Lawrence’s matchup will be much easier if Chris Jones is out.
Lamar Jackson, QB, Ravens (at Bengals)- 21 Points
240 Passing Yards, 2 Pass TDs, 1 INT, 60 Rushing Yards.
Lamar Jackson had a sloppy performance in Week 1, but perhaps he was looking ahead to this matchup.
Daniel Jones, QB, Giants (at Cardinals)- 19 Points
280 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 50 Rushing Yards.
Daniel Jones will bounce back in a much easier matchup.
Joe Burrow, QB, Bengals (vs. Ravens)- 18 Points
260 Passing Yards, 2 Pass TDs, 1 INT, 20 Rushing Yards.
Joe Burrow should be healthier this week, so he’ll rebound off a loss.
Anthony Richardson, QB, Colts (at Texans)- 18 Points
190 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 90 Rushing Yards.
Anthony Richardson has a low floor, but he possesses Justin Fields-type upside.
Jared Goff, QB, Lions (vs. Seahawks)- 18 Points
270 Passing Yards, 2 Pass TDs.
Jared Goff will be better in his dome against a poor defense.
Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Dolphins (at Patriots)- 17 Points
260 Passing Yards, 2 Pass TDs, 1 INT, 10 Rushing Yards.
Tua Tagovailoa looks unstoppable. Bill Belichick has never had an answer for him.
Brock Purdy, QB, 49ers (at Rams)- 16 Points
290 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 10 Rushing Yards.
Brock Purdy had a great performance in Week 1, and yet this is an easier matchup.
Kirk Cousins, QB, Vikings (at Eagles)- 16 Points
290 Passing Yards, 2 Pass TDs, 1 INT.
There could be lots of garbage-time opportunities for Kirk Cousins this week.
Russell Wilson, QB, Broncos (vs. Redskins)- 15 Points
270 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 30 Rushing Yards.
Russell Wilson couldn’t take advantage of an easier matchup last week, so it’s tough to have any faith in him.
Deshaun Watson, QB, Browns (at Steelers)- 15 Points
250 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 40 Rushing Yards.
I wouldn’t expect Deshaun Watson to perform like Brock Purdy did last week.
Baker Mayfield, QB, Bucs (vs. Bears)- 15 Points
280 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD.
Dak Prescott, QB, Cowboys (vs. Jets)- 15 Points
220 Passing Yards, 2 Pass TDs, 1 INT, 10 Rushing Yards.
Dak Prescott will have to do more this week, but he’ll also have a much tougher matchup.
Sam Howell, QB, Redskins (at Broncos)- 15 Points
250 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 30 Rushing Yards.
Sam Howell was a disappointment last week, and yet, he wasn’t too bad fantasy-wise.
Geno Smith, QB, Seahawks (at Lions)- 15 Points
290 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 20 Rushing Yards.
Geno Smith could get some garbage time against the Lions.
Ryan Tannehill, QB, Titans (vs. Chargers)- 15 Points
290 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 20 Rushing Yards.
Jordan Love, QB, Packers (at Falcons)- 14 Points
260 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 20 Rushing Yards.
Believe it or not, this is a tougher matchup than the Week 1 battle versus the Bears.
Mac Jones, QB, Patriots (vs. Dolphins)- 14 Points
250 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 20 Rushing Yards.
Derek Carr, QB, Saints (at Panthers)- 14 Points
280 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 10 Rushing Yards.
Pass protection was a big issue for Derek Carr in Week 1.
Kenny Pickett, QB, Steelers (vs. Browns)- 14 Points
250 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 20 Rushing Yards.
Kenny Pickett faces a defense that just shut down Joe Burrow.
C.J. Stroud, QB, Texans (vs. Colts)- 14 Points
240 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 30 Rushing Yards.
C.J. Stroud will be better this week against a softer opponent.
Desmond Ridder, QB, Falcons (vs. Packers)- 13 Points
230 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 20 Rushing Yards.
Matthew Stafford, QB, Rams (vs. 49ers)- 13 Points
280 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT.
Enjoy Matthew Stafford while he’s healthy … but not in this matchup.
Zach Wilson, QB, Jets (at Cowboys)- 12 Points
240 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 10 Rushing Yards.
Bryce Young, QB, Panthers (vs. Saints)- 12 Points
200 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT, 20 Rushing Yards.
It’s hard to trust Bryce Young with his current supporting cast.
Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, Raiders (at Bills)- 12 Points
190 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 10 Rushing Yards.
Josh Dobbs, QB, Cardinals (vs. Giants)- 10 Points
210 Passing Yards, 1 Pass TD, 1 INT.
Aaron Rodgers, QB, Jets (at Cowboys)- 0 Points
Tyler Huntley, QB, Ravens (at Bengals)- 0 Points
Anthony Brown, QB, Ravens (at Bengals)- 0 Points
Jacoby Brissett, QB, Redskins (at Broncos)- 0 Points
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