Fantasy Football QB Rankings

These Fantasy Football QB rankings are powered by the LeagueLogs Market Index for May 2026.

Last updated: May 7, 2026 at 12:29 PM EDT

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QB#PlayerPosTeamValue7d30d
1Josh AllenOverall #27QBBUF2,703
2Lamar JacksonOverall #34QBBAL2,248
3Drake MayeOverall #42QBNE1,883
4Joe BurrowOverall #52QBCIN1,563
5Jayden DanielsOverall #58QBWAS1,417
6Jalen HurtsOverall #62QBPHI1,334
7Jaxson DartOverall #74QBNYG1,134
8Justin HerbertOverall #76QBLAC1,106
9Caleb WilliamsOverall #81QBCHI1,042
10Trevor LawrenceOverall #86QBJAX985
11Dak PrescottOverall #90QBDAL943
12Patrick MahomesOverall #94QBKC905
13Brock PurdyOverall #97QBSF878
14Matthew StaffordOverall #110QBLAR778
15Bo NixOverall #115QBDEN745
16Jordan LoveOverall #119QBGB721
17Jared GoffOverall #125QBDET687
18Malik WillisOverall #134QBMIA642
19Baker MayfieldOverall #136QBTB633
20Tyler ShoughOverall #141QBNO611
21Kyler MurrayOverall #147QBMIN586
22C.J. StroudOverall #161QBHOU536
23Sam DarnoldOverall #163QBSEA529
24Fernando MendozaOverall #183QBLV472
25Cam WardOverall #185QBTEN467
26Bryce YoungOverall #192QBCAR450
27Daniel JonesOverall #194QBIND445
28Jacoby BrissettOverall #200QBARI432
29J.J. McCarthyOverall #219QBMIN394
30Shedeur SandersOverall #221QBCLE390
31Michael PenixOverall #225QBATL383
32Tua TagovailoaOverall #234QBATL368
33Ty SimpsonOverall #241QBLAR358
34Geno SmithOverall #246QBNYJ350
35Aaron RodgersOverall #247QB349
36Taylen GreenOverall #315QBCLE295
37Carson BeckOverall #321QBARI291
38Deshaun WatsonOverall #322QBCLE290
39Kirk CousinsOverall #358QBLV261
40Anthony RichardsonOverall #370QBIND252
41Justin FieldsOverall #378QBKC246
42Joe FlaccoOverall #434QBCIN201-1-1
43Gardner MinshewOverall #437QBARI199-1-2
44Derek CarrOverall #446QB192-1-2
45Mac JonesOverall #452QBSF187-1-2
46Cade KlubnikOverall #463QBNYJ178-1-2
47Will HowardOverall #467QBPIT175-1-2
48Drew AllarOverall #468QBPIT174-1-2
49Trey LanceOverall #482QBLAC163-1-2
50Jalen MilroeOverall #483QBSEA162-1-2
51Marcus MariotaOverall #485QBWAS161-1-2
52Tyrod TaylorOverall #487QBGB159-1-2
53Russell WilsonOverall #488QB158-1-2
54Jameis WinstonOverall #489QBNYG158-1-2
55Will LevisOverall #490QBTEN157-1-2
56Tyler HuntleyOverall #491QBBAL156-1-2
57Spencer RattlerOverall #492QBNO155-1-2
58Diego PaviaOverall #493QBBAL154-1-2
59Tyson BagentOverall #495QBCHI153-1-2
60Carson WentzOverall #496QBMIN152-1-2
61Tanner McKeeOverall #497QBPHI151-1-2
62Joshua DobbsOverall #498QB151-1-2
63Quinn EwersOverall #499QBMIA150-1-2
64Joe MiltonOverall #500QBDAL149-1-2
65Clayton TuneOverall #501QBHOU148-1-2
66Jimmy GaroppoloOverall #502QB147-1-2
67Jarrett StidhamOverall #504QBDEN146-1-2
68Davis MillsOverall #506QBHOU144-1-2
69Nick MullensOverall #507QBJAX143-1-2
70Kyle AllenOverall #509QBBUF142-1-2
71Mitchell TrubiskyOverall #510QBTEN141-1-2
72Dillon GabrielOverall #511QBCLE140-1-2
73Andy DaltonOverall #512QBPHI139-1-2
74Mason RudolphOverall #513QBPIT139-1-2
75Teddy BridgewaterOverall #514QBDET138-1-2
76Josh JohnsonOverall #515QBCIN137-1-2

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Tier Notes

The meaningful tier break starts after Josh Allen at overallRank 27 (value 2703), with a looser second group forming through Lamar Jackson at 34 (2248) and Drake Maye at 42 (1883). A third tier is defined by the next cluster from Joe Burrow at 52 (1563) through Jayden Daniels at 58 (1417) and Jalen Hurts at 62 (1334), before the values step down again around Jaxson Dart at 74 (1134) and Justin Herbert at 76 (1106).

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often are these fantasy football qb rankings updated?
These rankings refresh every six hours from the LeagueLogs Market Index, which is rebuilt continuously from current ADP and projections.
What is the LeagueLogs Market Index?
The LeagueLogs Market Index is a first-party player-value model that anchors every player to a 0–10000 raw value derived from current ADP and weekly projections. It powers our Trade Analyzer, Trade Finder, and Draft Analyzer in addition to these rankings.
Are these consensus rankings?
No. They are a single, transparent value model — not an average of pundits. We publish the underlying value alongside every player so you can see why they ranked where they did.
Why are quarterbacks valued so differently in superflex?
In superflex / 2QB leagues every team starts two QBs each week, so quarterback scarcity is dramatically higher. The Market Index uses superflex-specific ADP for those formats, which already prices the scarcity in. The same player can sit 40+ overall ranks higher under superflex than 1QB.
Should I use rushing upside as a tiebreaker between QBs?
Rushing production is one of the most stable QB skills year-over-year and is a major reason mobile QBs dominate the top of every fantasy ranking. The Market Index reflects that through ADP — drafters consistently push rushing QBs higher than pure pocket passers with similar passing projections.