It's important to have a sound quarterback strategy in fantasy football.
Whether you're starting a high-profile stud every week or constantly picking up a new streaming QB, the quarterback position scores more points than any other on average.
To help you out, I put together this summary of our top 10 ranked quarterbacks for week 17.
You can also check out our full list of QB rankings or use our free who should I start tool for an interactive way to use our fantasy football rankings.
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No teams have a bye week this week, so you have a full slate of players to choose from.
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Full Rankings
If you want to dive head-first into the full set of projections for this week, here are our rankings for each format:
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Rankings Summary
1. Josh Johnson - QB (WAS)
Josh Johnson is up against the Cowboys this week. He is projected for 294.1 passing yards, 2.1 touchdowns and 0.7 interceptions. Against the Eagles last week, Johnson threw for 43 passing yards, zero touchdowns and 1 interception.
2. Joe Burrow - QB (CIN)
Joe Burrow is against the Cardinals this week and is projected for 303.3 passing yards, 2.3 touchdowns and 0.7 interceptions. Against the Dolphins last week, Burrow threw for 309 passing yards, 4 touchdowns and zero interceptions.
3. Kirk Cousins - QB (ATL)
Against the Cardinals last week, Kirk Cousins threw for 197 passing yards, 2 touchdowns and 1 interception. He is playing against the Los Angeles Rams this week. We're projecting him for 263.5 passing yards, 1.9 touchdowns and 0.6 interceptions.
4. Brock Purdy - QB (SF)
Last week, Brock Purdy faced the Colts. He threw for 295 passing yards, 5 touchdowns and 1 interception. Brock Purdy is against the Bears this week and is projected for 239.8 passing yards, 1.7 touchdowns and 0.5 interceptions.
5. Jared Goff - QB (DET)
Our system projects Jared Goff for 253.8 passing yards, 1.8 touchdowns and 0.6 interceptions versus the Vikings this week. Goff threw for 364 passing yards, 3 touchdowns and zero interceptions versus the Pittsburgh Steelers last week.
6. Josh Allen - QB (BUF)
Josh Allen threw for 130 passing yards, zero touchdowns and zero interceptions versus the Cleveland Browns last week. He is up against the Eagles this week. We're projecting him for 195.4 passing yards, 1.3 touchdowns and 0.4 interceptions.
7. Geno Smith - QB (LV)
Against the Texans last week, Geno Smith threw for 201 passing yards, 2 touchdowns and 1 interception. He faces the Giants this week. Our system projects him for 267.0 passing yards, 1.7 touchdowns and 0.7 interceptions.
8. Matthew Stafford - QB (LAR)
Last week, Matthew Stafford faced the Seahawks. He threw for 457 passing yards, 3 touchdowns and zero interceptions. He faces the Falcons this week. We're projecting him for 251.9 passing yards, 1.7 touchdowns and 0.7 interceptions.
9. Justin Herbert - QB (LAC)
Justin Herbert played against the Dallas Cowboys last week. He threw for 300 passing yards, 2 touchdowns and zero interceptions. He faces the Texans this week. We're projecting him for 242.4 passing yards, 1.6 touchdowns and 0.5 interceptions.
10. Dak Prescott - QB (DAL)
Last week, Dak Prescott faced the Chargers. He threw for 244 passing yards, 2 touchdowns and zero interceptions. Our system projects Dak Prescott for 249.1 passing yards, 1.7 touchdowns and 0.7 interceptions versus the Commanders this week.
For more, check out our full rankings here.
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