As in the NFL, there is a huge difference in the outlook of fantasy football teams after week four if they are 3-1 (frontrunners), 2-2 (in the hunt), or 1-3 (longshots). It’s a big separation week especially when you consider all the teams on bye weeks. It’s going to take some really fantasy skill to get a win this week, and in this post, we’ll focus on making sure you have the right QB to start week 4.
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This week’s a turbulent one for fantasy QB’s with Peyton Manning, Russell Wilson, and Andy Dalton all among the six teams on their bye week. With those three typical top-20 QB’s out of the picture, there would have been some new names toward the bottom of the list regardless, but there are also three QB’s slated to make their first start of the year this week. Blake Bortles and Teddy Bridgewater get the first starts of their NFL careers, and Mike Glennon will be back under center for the Bucs after Josh McCown’s injury.
With the turnover at the position in the last two weeks, the emergence of Kirk Cousins, and a few games to get an idea of each team’s quality of secondary, starter rankings can be very helpful as you decide what QB to start.
To help you with all your lineup choices, check out the week 4 starting rankings at other positions on our fantasy football page or in the inset box above. If you have a roster specific question, you can tweet us @FansidedFantasy and we’ll get you an answer as quickly as possible.
Here are the top 20 quarterbacks to start week 4 with the top ten here and the next ten on the following slide: