Week 6 is a light bye week with just the Saints and Chiefs on a bye, but there are some interesting QB matchups that keep the rankings fluid. It’s important to consider all the matchups and situations when you’re deciding which QB to start for your fantasy team week 6.
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There isn’t much injury uncertainty or QB controversy in the league right now either. The only two uncertain situations are Tennessee where Jake Locker is hurt again and Arizona where Carson Palmer and Drew Stanton are both nursing injuries. On both those teams, the uncertainty affects the other skill players, but none of the quarterbacks are strong options for fantasy.
One thing that is certian, Peyton Manning reestablished himself as the clear #1 option coming out of a bye week against what looked like a tough matchup. He had a huge game and showed again why he’s the best fantasy option any time he takes the field. Here is our week 6 starter rankings led by Peyton Manning. For more check out our fantasy football page and our most recent material in the box above. If you have a roster-specific question, tweet it to @FansidedFantasy and you’ll get an answer as fast as possible.
Heading into week 6, here are the top 25 QB to start with the top five on this slide and the next two groups of 10 on the following slides: