Are you getting prepared for the 2009 fantasy football season? If so, you will want to know who the best fantasy quarterbacks are in the NFL. Here’s a look at our fantasy football quarterback rankings.
1. Tom Brady, New England Patriots
He missed all but one quarter of one game last season with a severe knee injury. But when he’s healthy, he’s the best.
2. Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints
When it comes to a safe quarterback in fantasy football for the 2009 season, Brees might be number one.
3. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts
Although his stats suffered at times last season, expect a bounce back …read more

Kerry Collins has re-signed with the Tennessee Titans after a very successful 2008 NFL campaign. Collins took over for Vince Young early in the season and had Tennessee playing at a high level for most of the season.
The contract Collins signed is for two years and has approximately $8.5 million in guaranteed money. Although he doesn’t have a high ceiling as a fantasy football quarterback, this move definitely has some fantasy impact.
First of all, Young’s stock drops even further. If Collins would have signed elsewhere, Young would have had a chance to possibly start for the Titans. Now with Collins …read more

Although the 2009 fantasy football season is many months away, it’s never too early to get an early jump on your fantasy rankings. In this 2009 quarterback ranking, we’ll take a look at the top ten QB prospects for fantasy football in 2009.
1. Tom Brady, New England Patriots
2. Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints
3. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts
4. Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys
5. Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers
6. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
7. Jay Cutler, Denver Broncos
8. Kurt Warner, Arizona Cardinals
9. Matt Schaub, Houston Texans
10. Matt Ryan, Atlanta Falcons

Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia Eagles
After being benched for the first time in his NFL career, Donovan McNabb has responded by playing his best football of the season. Over the last three weeks, he’s been a very serviceable fantasy football quarterback. Over that time period, he has seven touchdowns and only one interception.

Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
While he may be no Brett Favre, Aaron Rodgers is on fire. In his last five games, he has ten touchdown passes and a rushing touchdown. He also has at least 227 passing yards in each of those games. He’s definitely a fantasy football quarterback you …read more

Kurt Warner beat out Matt Leinart to be named the starting quarterback of the Arizona Cardinals. While Leinart has shown flashes of competence in his NFL career, his uneven play during preseason combined with Warner’s solid play made the decision easy for the Cardinals coaches.
This news is devestating for anyone who expected Leinart to produce this season. Especially if you own Leinart in a dynasty league, you may want to start planning on life without him. Part of Leinart’s problem so far in his NFL career is immaturity. Leinart and his partying ways this offseason probably …read more

While running backs are usually the position you draft first in a fantasy football draft, quarterbacks are oftentimes responsible for how your fantasy team does in a given week. In 2008, there are many quality fantasy quarterbacks available in the draft. Here is our updated list of the top ten fantasy quarterbacks for the 2008 fantasy football season:
1. Tom Brady – Despite Brady’s injury, he remains on the top.
2. Tony Romo – With T.O. on his side, expect greatness.
3. Drew Brees – His value continues to rise in recent weeks.
4. Peyton Manning – With several question marks, Manning …read more

Knowing the average draft position in a current year’s fantasy football draft is vital before you go into the draft. For example, if you are targeting a specific player or two, you want to know where they will likely go so you can plan accordingly. Going into a fantasy football draft without average draft position knowledge is like going into the draft blindfolded.
What are the average draft position for fantasy football players in 2008 drafts? Check below to see the average draft positions seperated by position.

Quarterbacks – Average Draft Position
Running Backs – Average Draft Position

Wide Receivers – …read more

A huge key in fantasy football is locating the players who are on fire and riding the wave until they cool off. To do so, you might have to bench players who you used high draft picks on. Here is a list of the top ten hottest NFL quarterbacks in fantasy football:

1) Tom Brady, New England Patriots
Ignore his sub par line against the Eagles. Brady is still far and away the best fantasy quarterback in the league.
2) Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys
If you don’t have Brady, the next best quarterback to have on your side is Romo. He has great weapons …read more

By Guest Blogger Ron Bishow
Fantasy football has long been dominated by running backs.
At least nine of the first ten picks are going to be running backs, and in the second round you will usually see another six or seven go before you see another position come off the board. This season it was LaDainian Tomlinson, Larry Johnson and Stephen Jackson as the unanimous top three, with Frank Gore running close behind.
All seemed like great choices at the time, all four had huge 2006 seasons after all, but if you could go back in time with what the knowledge …read more

Are you hurting at the quarterback position? If so, there are a number of options out there to consider. There are a lot of injured quarterbacks, meaning there are a lot of quarterbacks trying to earn the respect of fantasy owners.
Here’s a look at some quarterbacks that could be available on your waiver wire in your fantasy league.
Cleo Lemon, Miami Dolphins – Lemon showed good potential against the Browns on Sunday. He has a pretty good arm and is deceptively quick on his feet. He’s still a risky play because he’s on a bad team, but Lemon is someone …read more