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Fantasy Football 2016: QB Rankings after Preseason week 3

Published Jun. 30, 2017 6:28 p.m. ET

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Continue your preparation for this year’s fantasy football draft by checking out my QB rankings after 3 weeks of the preseason.

It’s a big week for fantasy football owners everywhere as we head into the heart of fantasy football draft season. It’s already shaping up to be an exciting year of action with multiple injuries, players rising, and players falling throughout the preseason. Check out my QB rankings to find out where I think you should draft each quarterback heading into the season.

This season, FanSided is working with FantasyPros.com to give you access to some great tools to get ready for your draft. When you head over there you’ll find tools for mock drafts, cheat sheet creators, and even their draft assistant to walk you through your entire draft.

If this is your first year playing fantasy football, check out my 10 tips for beginners to get a grasp on overall strategy and how to approach your rookie season. If you’re a more seasoned owner, you already know how important cheatsheets are to your draft strategy.

In these QB rankings, you can see my rankings for each of my top 35 QB’s. You can also see each quarterbacks bye week, so you avoid getting a backup that will be taking the week off right when you need him most. You can also compare my rankings with each QB’s ECR (Expert Consensus Ranking) and ADP (average draft position). That way you can not only have what I think in front of you, but also have a way to compare what I think to the general consensus going into drafts.

For each QB, I’ve also included notes which you can access by hovering over the plus sign. The QB’s are listed in the order that I would take them based on normal scoring guidelines, but be sure to double-check if you’re league has any unique wrinkles. I suggest you use this QB cheatsheet to let you know the best available option throughout your draft. I ranked my top 35 QB’s which should give you plenty of options even for deep league considerations.

2016 Fantasy Football Rankings powered by FantasyProsECR ™ – Expert Consensus Rankings
ADP – Average Draft Position