Fantasy Football Player Notes
Week 5 Rankings
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1.
Josh Allen
BUF (at LAR)
Josh Allen scored his 88th touchdown from scrimmage last week. Just starting his 9th NFL season, that is an average of nearly 11 TDs per year. That's incredible for a QB. After starting the season on an otherworldly pace, his last two weeks have fallen back to earth. Still, he remains the clear QB1, especially with Lamar Jackson dealing with injury. When you have an elite rushing QB that has not missed a game (outside of Week 18) in eight seasons, he is truly an iron man. This week, they have an electric matchup against the Rams on Monday Night Football. The Rams defense has not been the elite unit we expected, but they are still holding opponents to the ninth-fewest points per game. The matchup indicates that it might not be a huge week for Allen. However, he always comes through when the lights are brightest.
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Dak Prescott
DAL (vs . TB)
The Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb connection is unstoppable right now. After feeding his top receiver 21 targets for 189 yards and a score, the Buccaneers have their work cut out for them this week. Interestingly, Jordan Love and company leaned on the short game against the Bucs last week, taking only a handful of deep shots. It's hard to get a read on the Bucs as they were supposed to have a great run defense and a beatable secondary. However, we have seen both units succeed, with the ninth-fewest passing yards allowed and the second-fewest rushing yards. At first glance, this should be a dominant Cowboys victory. However, if Jalon Daniels can move the ball and the Bucs defense steps up, it may get interesting. Either way, Dak is a rock-solid QB1 again this week.
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Jared Goff
DET (at ARI)
We have seen this story with the Bengals over the last few years. The Lions have an outstanding offense and can not stop anyone on defense. This leads to an incredible amount of fantasy points and Goff needing to air it out every week. This week's matchup might as well be a recreation of the Spider-Man meme. The Cardinals are also high flying on offense and have a very beatable defense. This could be the week's highest-scoring game, and with Jahmyr Gibbs and company, Goff is in for a great fantasy day.
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Matthew Stafford
LAR (vs . BUF)
Matthew Stafford has had an up-and-down season as the QB18 in fantasy points per game. Among 29 qualifying passers, he is 13th in yards per attempt, 17th in passing success rate, 22nd in highly accurate throw rate, and 18th in hero throw rate. Stafford could easily have a bounceback game this week with strong QB1 production as he attempts to keep pace with Josh Allen. Buffalo has allowed the fifth-most passing yards, the 14th-highest yards per attempt, the seventh-highest passing success rate, and the sixth-most fantasy points per dropback.
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Joe Burrow
CIN (at MIA)
It's never easy for the Bengals. After they had some of the best vibes this offseason and got off to a 2-0 start, things have taken a substantial step back. With a sloppy loss to the Steelers and an injury-riddled loss to the Jaguars, it's hard to know how good this team actually is. That said, we have yet to see the best of Joe Burrow. With some uncharacteristic interceptions and a costly fumble, this offense isn't running at 100%. Whether this is a Zack Taylor issue,or another example of the Bengals getting better as the season goes on, who knows. What we do know is that they play arguably the worst defense in the league this week against the Dolphins. Ideally, Burrow has both Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins available. Even if they miss ex-Saskatchewan Rough Rider Dhonte Meyers, Mike Geisicki should support a decent fantasy day for the elite QB.
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Jacoby Brissett
ARI (vs . DET)
Jacoby Brissett has been a low-aDOT point guard under center as the QB21 in fantasy points per game. He could flirt with QB1 production this week, though. That's how bad the Lions' pass defense has been. Among 29 qualifying quarterbacks, Brissett has the lowest yards per attempt, the sixth-lowest aDOT, the seventh-lowest deep ball rate, and the eighth-lowest hero throw rate while ranking 14th in passing success rate. He faces a Detroit pass defense that has given up the seventh-most yards per attempt, the third-highest passing success rate and CPOE, and the fifth-most fantasy points per dropback.
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Drake Maye
NE (vs . LV)
Drake Maye bounced back in a big way last week as the QB1 for the week. Josh McDaniels changed up the offense, and Maye responded in a big way. In Weeks 1-3, New England had the seventh-lowest motion rate and the fifth-lowest play-action rate. Well, last week, New England was fourth in motion rate (75.3%) and ninth in play-action rate (33.3%). Last week, Maye had the 12th-best passing success rate and 11th-best EPA per dropback when New England utilized motion. I expect the Pats to continue to utilize these playcalling cheat codes moving forward. Maye also ran seven times for 47 yards on the ground, which were the most rushing attempts and rushing yards for Maye since Week 1. Last week, among 32 qualifying quarterbacks, Maye was 17th in yards per attempt, 12th in passing success rate, and 20th in highly accurate throw rate. The Raiders have been a mixed bag as a pass defense, allowing the 13th-highest passing success rate, the fifth-lowest EPA per dropback, and ranking 16th in yards per attempt. The heavy inclusion of motion won't be as big of a cheat code for Maye and the Pats this week, though. The Raiders have allowed the fourth-fewest yards per attempt and the second-lowest EPA per dropback to motion. Maye could continue his bounce back this week, but it'll be a tougher climb up that hill this week.
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Trevor Lawrence
JAC (vs . PHI)
Despite their 3-1 record, it has not been the start to the season that Lawrence fantasy managers had hoped for. Currently sitting as the QB16 on the season, he has been sufficient for fantasy. This week, they travel to their second home to take on the Eagles and their floundering squad. The Jags' run defense has been as advertised, holding teams to the third-fewest rushing yards per game. Then again, they are allowing the second-most passing yards per game. We already saw one London game with offensive fireworks, and it's looking like they may get another shootout this week. TLaw has the weapons and supporting cast to return to his QB1 ways. Hopefully he can get it done this week against an underperforming Eagles defense.
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Brock Purdy
SF (at SEA)
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Jayden Daniels
WAS (vs . NYG)
Jayden Daniels practiced in full to open this week (elbow). I'm expecting him to be back this week. He'll be wearing a brace on his non-throwing arm. We'll see how this injury impacts his rushing, but I wouldn't be shocked to see him run less until this injury is further in the rearview mirror. In Week 1, Daniels was the QB13 in weekly scoring while rushing five times for 31 yards on the ground. Daniels has only 5.1 yards per attempt, a 66.7% catchable target rate, and a 56.9% highly accurate throw rate this season. None of those are good passing/accuracy metrics. Despite all of that, Daniels could dismantle the Giants' pass defense this week. New York has allowed the fifth-most passing touchdowns while ranking 16th in passing success rate and 18th in CPOE.
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Jordan Love
GB (vs . CHI)
Jordan Love is the QB16 in fantasy points per game with two outings this season with at least 19 fantasy points. Love has been struggling all season as a passer behind a patchwork offensive line. Among 29 qualifying passers, Love has the 11th-fewest yards per attempt, the tenth-lowest passing success rate, the fourth-highest off-target rate, and the fifth-lowest catchable target rate. I don't see this as a bounceback opportunity for Love, as Chicago's pass defense has surprised so far this season, allowing the fifth-lowest passing success rate, the third-fewest passing touchdowns, and the third-lowest CPOE and EPA per dropback.
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Bo Nix
DEN (at LAC)
Bo Nix has played some bad football this season as the QB22 in fantasy points per game. He has one game this season with more than 16 fantasy points, and his passing accuracy metrics have been horrible. Among 29 qualifying passers, Nix has the third-fewest yards per attempt, the sixth-lowest passing success rate, the sixth-lowest highly accurate throw rate, and the sixth-highest turnover-worthy throw rate. Yep, there's nothing pretty there. I'd love to craft a positive Nix blurb here, but it's tough to believe in him at the moment. The matchup is quite nice this week, though, so we should expect at least decent QB2 value this week. The Bolts defense has mirrored their offense in dysfunction, giving up the eighth-most yards per attempt, the ninth-highest passing success rate, the eighth-highest CPOE, and the 14th-most fantasy points per dropback.
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Tyler Shough
NO (vs . MIN)
The Saints' only means of moving the ball these days is through the air and with the arm of Tyler Shough. Shough has directed a pass-happy Saints offense as the QB5 in fantasy points per game. Among 29 qualifying quarterbacks, he is 20th in yards per attempt, 13th in passing success rate, 18th in highly accurate throw rate, fifth in hero throw rate, and tenth in catchable target rate. He has played quite well, especially considering the circumstances around him. Shough will have a VERY tough week against a ferocious Minny defense. Minnesota has allowed the tenth-fewest yards per attempt, the lowest passing success rate, and the lowest EPA per dropback. They have the highest pressure rate while sporting the highest blitz rate (72.1%) in the NFL. Shough has navigated the blitz well this season, ranking 14th in yards per attempt and eighth in passing success rate, but this will be a tall order to overcome this week. Shough can still post good numbers for fantasy purposes this week merely because of the passing volume he'll see, but it won't be pretty at times.
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C.J. Stroud
HOU (at TEN)
After his QB5 finish last week in weekly scoring, C.J. Stroud is the QB15 in fantasy points per game. Stroud is quietly reminding people of the talent that he displayed during his rookie season. Among 29 qualifying passers, Stroud is ninth in yards per attempt, tenth in highly accurate throw rate, sixth in hero throw rate, and he has zero turnover-worthy throws. Stroud should cook again this week. The Titans' pass defense has been Swiss cheese this season. Tennessee is allowing the tenth-most yards per attempt, the 12th-highest passing success rate, and the fifth-most EPA per dropback. Tennessee will allow Stroud plenty of clean pockets this week, as they have the fifth-lowest pressure rate and the lowest quick pressure rate in the NFL.
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Kyler Murray
MIN (at NO)
Kyler Murray has been gawd awful over the last two weeks as the QB28 and QB27 in weekly scoring. He has averaged only four rushing attempts and 16.5 rushing yards per game in that span, so his legs haven't been utilized enough to make up for his putrid passing. Among 29 qualifying passers, Murray has the lowest passing success rate, the fifth-fewest yards per attempt, the seventh-lowest aDOT, and the tenth-lowest highly accurate throw rate and catchable target rate. Maybe the Saints are his "get right" elixir this week, but I have my doubts. New Orleans has allowed the sixth-highest passer rating, the fourth-highest passing success rate, the sixth-most EPA per dropback, and the tenth-most fantasy points per dropback.
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Sam Darnold
SEA (vs . SF)
Sam Darnold is the QB24 in fantasy points per game with one QB1 outing this season. Among 29 qualifying passers, Darnold ranks fourth in yards per attempt, 16th in passing success rate, 14th in highly accurate throw rate, and sixth in catchable target rate. He has not played poorly, but he has seen some dips in his per-dropback efficiency this season. This was to be expected with the change in offensive coordinator in the offseason, but he was also so ridiculously efficient last season that some regression was bound to take place in 2026. Sit Darnold this week. He isn't on the streaming radar against a pass defense that has allowed the third-fewest yards per attempt, the ninth-lowest passing success rate, and the second-fewest fantasy points per dropback.
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Jalen Hurts
PHI (at JAC)
Jalen Hurts is the QB12 in fantasy points per game, but he is one of the few healthy players left standing in the Eagles entering Week 5, and his rushing production has declined. Hurts has averaged only 5.3 rushing attempts and 26.3 rushing yards while not eclipsing 25 rushing yards in a game since Week 1. Among 29 qualifying passers, Hurts has struggled with the seventh-fewest yards per attempt, the fourth-lowest passing success rate, the sixth-highest off-target rate, and the third-lowest highly accurate throw rate. Hurts could have a bounce-back week against a secondary that has allowed the second-most yards per attempt and the tenth-highest passing success rate, but I'm a little hesitant to believe that, as the Jags have also limited passers to the fewest passing touchdowns (tied with Minnesota) and the fifth-fewest fantasy points per dropback.
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Aaron Rodgers
PIT (vs . IND)
Aaron Rodgers has flashed signs of fantasy life over the last two weeks with QB8 and QB3 performances in weekly scoring. Rodgers has been doing his best Jameis Winston impression since Week 3. Over the last two weeks, among 27 qualifying passers, Rodgers has been seventh in yards per attempt and has had the second-highest deep ball rate (third-highest aDOT), but he has also been 12th-worst in passing success rate, fifth-lowest in highly accurate throw rate, and the highest off-target rate. Essentially Rodgers has been saying every play, "well, ______ is down there somewhere...let it rip." We'll see how it works out for Aaron Winston this week, but the matchup is quite nice. Indy has allowed the fifth-most yards per attempt, the 11th-highest CPOE, and the ninth-most EPA per dropback.
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Jalon Daniels
TB (at DAL)
Jalon Daniels was the QB21 last week on the strength of his eight carries for 55 yards. If he had scored a rushing touchdown, Daniels would have put up 19.4 fantasy points and finished as the QB11 for the week. The power of rushing production in fantasy can swing the day for quarterbacks even when their passing stats are mediocre. Daniels finished with only 148 passing yards, 4.9 yards per attempt, a 73.3% catchable target rate, and a 23.3% off-target rate (horrible). If Daniels can maintain this level of rushing production and marginally clean up the passing output, he could easily be a QB1 this week with a cakewalk matchup. Dallas has allowed the third-most yards per attempt, the highest passing success rate, and the fifth-highest CPOE.
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Tyson Bagent
CHI (at GB)
Tyson Bagent didn't have a wondrous fantasy day in Week 4, but he was highly effective for the Bears. He passed for 268 yards with 7.9 yards per attempt and a 73.5% completion rate. He ran four times, but he only had one rushing yard. I'm not expecting him to add much with his legs this week. Last week, among 32 qualifying quarterbacks, Bagent was 11th in yards per attempt (sixth-lowest aDOT), fifth in passing success rate, sixth in catchable target rate, and 11th in EPA per dropback. Bagent could have another nice game this week, and if he gets the passing touchdowns along with it, he could flirt with QB1 fantasy production. Green Bay has allowed the 14th-highest passing success rate, the 12th-highest EPA per dropback, and has ranked 16th in CPOE.
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Deshaun Watson
CLE (at NYJ)
Deshaun Watson is the QB13 in fantasy points per game with at least 19.7 fantasy points in two of his four starts. Watson has averaged 7.8 rushing attempts and 31.8 rushing yards to help pad his ceiling and floor weekly in fantasy. Watson continues to operate as a low-aDOT point guard. Among 29 qualifying passers, Watson has the 11th-most yards per attempt and the ninth-highest passing success rate, but he also has the lowest aDOT, the second-highest percentage of his passing yards arising from yards after the catch, and the tenth-highest turnover-worthy throw rate. Watson should have another serviceable QB2 outing this week against a pass defense that has given up the sixth-highest passing success rate, the 13th-most EPA per dropback, and has ranked 17th in CPOE.
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Jameis Winston
NYG (at WAS)
Jameis Winston turned back the clock last week as the QB8 in fantasy. Last week, among 32 qualifying passers, Winston was fifth in yards per attempt, fourth in aDOT (11.3), 14th in passing yards (250), 21st in passing success rate, first in hero throw rate, and 25th in highly accurate throw rate. Yep, classic Jameis made a return. We'll see if we get this again this week, but the matchup with the Commanders sets up well for YOLO Winston to show his face again in Week 5. Washington has allowed the 13th-highest yards per attempt, the most passing touchdowns (tied), the 11th-highest EPA per dropback, and ranks 15th in passing success rate.
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Kirk Cousins
LV (at NE)
Kirk Cousins is the QB8 in fantasy points per game with at least 20 fantasy points in each of his last three starts. Cousins has rolled back the hands of time with his performance this season. Among 29 qualifying quarterbacks, he ranks 12th in passing success rate, 15th in yards per attempt and highly accurate throw rate, and 16th in catchable target rate. Cousins should still have a solid game this week, but it's a tough matchup, so I'd consider him a solid QB2, and anything more than that we get this week is icing on the cake. New England has allowed the eighth-fewest yards per attempt, the 13th-lowest passing success rate, the sixth-fewest EPA per dropback, and the seventh-fewest fantasy points per dropback.
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Justin Herbert
LAC (vs . DEN)
Even though I had my offseason doubts about the Chargers offense, I don't even think in my wildest dreams I thought it would be this bad. Trevor Penning has a concussion. Joe Alt and Rashawn Slater are injured and unlikely to play this week. Justin Herbert is the QB30 in fantasy points per game and doesn't have a game this season with more than 14.3 fantasy points. I don't know if this is rock bottom for the Bolts, but it has to be close right? Among 29 qualifying passers, Herbert has the 12th-fewest yards per attempt, the fifth-lowest passing success rate, the third-highest turnover-worthy throw rate, and the fifth-fewest fantasy points per dropback. The Broncos will be without Patrick Surtain this week, which will help Herbert's cause, but I still don't have much faith in Herbert and this offense to get on track in Week 5. Denver has allowed the fifth-lowest passer rating, the sixth-lowest CPOE, and they have the tenth-best pressure rate. Good luck, Mr. Herbert.
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Geno Smith
NYJ (vs . CLE)
Geno Smith is the QB23 in fantasy points per game. His only massively successful fantasy outing of the season was when he faced the Lions' woeful secondary. Last week, he had a horrible box score, but the Jets didn't have the ball. The Bears controlled the clock the entire game as the Jets only had the ball for 17:15. Smith finished with only 15 passing attempts. Smith has actually been playing quite well, and it hasn't been reflected in his box scores outside of destroying the Lions. Among 29 qualifying passers, Smith ranks eighth in yards per attempt, tenth in passing success rate, 12th in highly accurate throw rate, and first in catchable target rate. Smith is a middling QB2 this week. Cleveland's pass defense has played well, allowing the 13th-fewest EPA per dropback, the 14th-lowest passing success rate, and the ninth-lowest CPOE.
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Michael Penix Jr.
ATL (vs . BAL)
Michael Penix has only been asked to be a game manager during his first two starts of the season as Atlanta has been able to run the ball whenever they want and play with a lead. Penix has been the QB21 and QB24 in weekly fantasy scoring. Among 38 qualifying passers, Penix is first in yards per attempt, fourth in passing success rate, 15th in hero throw rate, and he has the 11th-lowest aDOT. He has only been pressured on 15.2% of his dropbacks, which is honestly insane. 62.6% of his passing yards have come from yards after the catch (fifth-highest rate). Penix is a run-of-the-mill QB2 again this week with a bad matchup. Baltimore has allowed the 12th-fewest yards per attempt, the 11th-lowest passing success rate, the seventh-fewest EPA per dropback, and the sixth-fewest fantasy points per dropback.
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Daniel Jones
IND (at PIT)
Daniel Jones continues to look like a statue in the pocket for the Colts as the QB36 in fantasy points per game. Jones hasn't been able to move in the pocket as he looks like 2025 Kirk Cousins. Among 29 qualifying passers, Jones has the second-fewest yards per attempt, the third-lowest aDOT, the lowest deep ball rate, and the ninth-highest turnover-worthy play rate. If Jones couldn't look competent against the Commanders last week, I don't know if he will during the 2026 season. After last week's face plant, I have zero faith that Jones can take advantage of a nice matchup this week. Pittsburgh has allowed the sixth-most yards per attempt, the fifth-highest passing success rate, and the 12th-highest CPOE. Jones is a low-end QB2 again this week.
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28.
Malik Willis
MIA (vs . CIN)
Malik Willis has had a difficult beginning to the season. He has two games where his rushing production has been there with at least six rushing attempts and 39 rushing yards, while also having two games with only two rushing attempts and 12 or fewer rushing yards. This isn't going to get it done. If Willis is to have any fantasy value this season, Miami needs to dial up the rushing attempts for their quarterback. Willis is the QB34 in fantasy points per game. Among 29 qualifying passers, he has the 13th-lowest yards per attempt, the third-lowest passing success rate, the sixth-lowest catchable target rate, and the 11th-best hero throw rate. The arm talent is there, but the situation is gruesome, and he has faced the 12th-highest pressure rate. Willis has the potential for a solid game this week (if he can pile up some rushing production) against a Cincy pass defense that has allowed the 12th-most yards per attempt, the eighth-highest passing success rate, and the 14th-highest passer rating.
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29.
Tyler Huntley
BAL (at ATL)
Last week, Tyler Huntley came in for Lamar Jackson and completed eight of nine passes with 7.0 yards per attempt. He ran the ball four times for 16 scoreless yards on the ground. Last year, in his two starts, Huntley averaged eight rushing attempts and 56.5 rushing yards, which isn't a surprise, as we know the rushing equity is there with Huntley. He was the QB16 and QB19 in weekly scoring in those starts with only two total passing touchdowns, zero rushing scores, and zero games with more than 200 passing yards. I wouldn't be shocked to see Huntley finish as a QB1 this week with his rushing upside, but he's best viewed as a high-floor QB2 with a tough matchup for Week 5. Atlanta's pass defense has been amazing, allowing the sixth-fewest yards per attempt, the fourth-lowest passing success rate, the tenth-fewest EPA per dropback, and the eighth-fewest fantasy points per dropback.
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30.
Cam Ward
TEN (vs . HOU)
Cam Ward continues to work out his quarterbacking demons in real time this season as the QB27 in fantasy points per game. He has only one game with more than 17 fantasy points. Among 29 qualifying passers, Ward has the fourth-lowest yards per attempt, the eighth-lowest passing success rate, the fourth-lowest aDOT, and the lowest highly accurate throw rate. Houston's pass defense has been horrid to begin the season, but they are still pressuring the quarterback well, which could be Ward's undoing this week. Houston has allowed the seventh-most EPA per dropback, the tenth-most fantasy points per dropback, and the ninth-highest CPOE, but they also have the sixth-best pressure rate. Ward is a low-end QB2 again this week.
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31.
Case Keenum
CHI (at GB)
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32.
Shedeur Sanders
CLE (at NYJ)
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33.
Carson Wentz
MIN (at NO)
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34.
Fernando Mendoza
LV (at NE)
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35.
Drew Lock
SEA (vs . SF)
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36.
Mac Jones
SF (at SEA)
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37.
Cade Klubnik
NYJ (vs . CLE)
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38.
Marcus Mariota
WAS (vs . NYG)
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39.
Athan Kaliakmanis
WAS (vs . NYG)
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40.
Jarrett Stidham
DEN (at LAC)
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41.
Cooper Rush
ATL (vs . BAL)
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42.
Mason Rudolph
PIT (vs . IND)
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43.
Trey Lance
LAC (vs . DEN)
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44.
Joe Flacco
CIN (at MIA)
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45.
J.J. McCarthy
NYG (at WAS)
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46.
Anthony Richardson Sr.
IND (at PIT)
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47.
Andy Dalton
FA (BYE)
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48.
Riley Leonard
IND (at PIT)
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49.
Tyrod Taylor
GB (vs . CHI)
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50.
Ty Simpson
LAR (vs . BUF)
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51.
Joshua Dobbs
DET (at ARI)
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52.
Spencer Rattler
NO (vs . MIN)
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53.
Kyle McCord
MIA (vs . CIN)
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54.
Davis Mills
HOU (at TEN)
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55.
Carson Beck
ARI (vs . DET)
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56.
Sam Howell
DAL (vs . TB)
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57.
Gardner Minshew II
ARI (vs . DET)
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58.
Tommy DeVito
NE (vs . LV)
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59.
Mitchell Trubisky
TEN (vs . HOU)
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60.
Hendon Hooker
TEN (vs . HOU)
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61.
Taylen Green
CLE (at NYJ)
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62.
Kyle Allen
BUF (at LAR)
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63.
Jack Strand
ATL (vs . BAL)
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64.
Will Howard
PIT (vs . IND)
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65.
Jimmy Garoppolo
LAR (vs . BUF)
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66.
Graham Mertz
HOU (at TEN)
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67.
Nick Mullens
JAC (vs . PHI)
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68.
Tua Tagovailoa
ATL (vs . BAL)
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69.
Jalen Milroe
SEA (vs . SF)
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70.
Devin Leary
FA (BYE)
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71.
Collin Hill
FA (BYE)
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72.
Quinn Ewers
JAC (vs . PHI)
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73.
Caleb Williams
CHI (at GB)
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74.
Bryce Young
CAR (BYE)
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75.
Tanner McKee
PHI (at JAC)
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76.
Chris Oladokun
FA (BYE)
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77.
Zach Wilson
NO (vs . MIN)
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78.
Brady Cook
MIA (vs . CIN)
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79.
Max Brosmer
MIN (at NO)
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80.
Jake Haener
NYG (at WAS)
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81.
Joe Milton III
DAL (vs . TB)
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82.
Patrick Mahomes II
KC (BYE)
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83.
Jake Browning
FA (BYE)
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84.
Dillon Gabriel
CLE (at NYJ)
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85.
Kurtis Rourke
SF (at SEA)
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86.
Matt Barkley
FA (BYE)
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87.
Matt Corral
FA (BYE)
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88.
Desmond Ridder
FA (BYE)
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89.
Seth Henigan
FA (BYE)
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90.
Aidan O'Connell
LV (at NE)
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91.
Behren Morton
NE (vs . LV)
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92.
Brandon Allen
FA (BYE)
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93.
Garrett Nussmeier
KC (BYE)
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