Fantasy Football Quarterback Rankings (2013 Draft Edition)

Fantasy football drafts are just around the corner. 

Here's a look at the top QBs you should consider for your fantasy football team in 2013. (All rankings based on standard scoring.)

Rank   Player     (Team/Bye)

1 Drew Brees (NO/7)
2 Aaron Rodgers (GB/4)
3 Peyton Manning (DEN/9)
4 Cam Newton (CAR/4)
5 Matt Ryan (ATL/6)
6 Tom Brady (NE/10)
7 Matthew Stafford (DET/9)
8 Robert Griffin III (WAS/5)
9 Andrew Luck (IND/8)
10 Colin Kaepernick (SF/9)
11 Russell Wilson (SEA/12)
12 Tony Romo (DAL/11)
13 Eli Manning (NYG/9)
14 Andy Dalton (CIN/12)
15 Ben Roethlisberger (PIT/5)
16 Josh Freeman (TB/5)
17 Jay Cutler (CHI/8)
18 Sam Bradford (STL/11)
19 Carson Palmer (ARI/9)
20 Philip Rivers (SD/8)
21 Joe Flacco (BAL/8)
22 Ryan Tannehill (MIA/6)
23 Matt Schaub (HOU/8)
24 Michael Vick (PHI/12)
25 Alex Smith (KC/10)
26 Jake Locker (TEN/8)
27 E.J. Manuel (BUF/12)
28 Brandon Weeden (CLE/10)
29 Christian Ponder (MIN/5)
30 Matt Flynn (OAK/7)
31 Geno Smith (NYJ/10)
32 Blaine Gabbert (JAC/9)
33 Chad Henne (JAC/9)
34 Mark Sanchez (NYJ/10)
35 Nick Foles (PHI/12)
36 Kevin Kolb (BUF/12)
37 Ryan Fitzpatrick (TEN/8)
38 Kirk Cousins (WAS/5)
39 Matt Cassel (MIN/5)
40 Shaun Hill (DET/9)

Peyton Manning Set To Break More Records in 2011

Colts quarterback Peyton Manning may be in for another record-breaking season in 2011. No, we're not saying he'll have another 2004 season (which helped us dominate our fantasy football league), but rather his amassed career stats have finally reached a tipping point and this year may send him over the edge.

Let's examine the statistically mind-blowing possibilities.

• Manning needs 4,000 passing yards to become the first player in NFL history with 12 4,000-yard seasons. Manning is the only quarterback to accomplish the feat in 11 seasons.

• Manning needs 25 touchdown passes to become the first player in NFL history to throw 25 touchdown passes in 14 consecutive seasons. Manning is the only player to have 13 consecutive seasons with 25 touchdown passes.

Manning Going for Amazing 200 Consecutive Starts

Indianapolis QB Peyton Manning is just like the Energizer Bunny. (Well, except that he's not a robot rabbit and doesn't play the drums, but I digress...)  Manning has started the first 199 games of his career, the longest streak to start a career of any quarterback in NFL history. On Sunday at Philadelphia, Manning will start his 200th consecutive game, joining Brett Favre as the only quarterbacks ever to start 200 consecutive games.

And from the look of this list of the longest starting streaks by NFL quarterbacks, this is an amazing feat:

PLAYER	TEAMS	YEARS	CONSECUTIVE STARTS
Brett Favre	Packers, Jets, Vikings	1992-Present	292*
Peyton Manning	Colts	1998-Present	199*
Ron Jaworski	Eagles	1977-1984	116
Tom Brady	Patriots	2001-2008	111
Joe Ferguson	Bills	1977-1984	107

Peyton Manning Set to Break NFL Records in 2010

Colts quarterback Peyton Manning may be in for a record-breaking season in 2010. No, we're not saying he'll have another 2004 season (which helped us dominate our fantasy football league), but rather his amassed career stats have finally reached a tipping point and this year may send him over the edge. Let's examine the possibilities.


• Manning needs 4,000 passing yards to become the first player in NFL history with 11 4,000-yard seasons. Manning is the only quarterback to accomplish the feat in 10 seasons.

Fantasy Football QB Start/Sit Rankings (Week 15)

Here they are—Quarterback Rankings for Week 15 (2009) to help you decide who to start and who to sit on your fantasy football team.

1. Kurt Warner (ARI) - @ DET

2. Drew Brees (NO) – vs. DAL

3. Peyton Manning (IND) - @ JAC

4. Matt Schaub (HOU) - @ STL Injury report: shoulder (probable)

5. Aaron Rodgers (GB) - @ PIT

6. Phillip Rivers (SD) – vs. CIN

7. Tom Brady (NE) - @ BUF Injury report: shoulder, finger, rib (probable)

8. Donovan McNabb (PHI) – vs. SF

9. Tony Romo (DAL) - @ NO

10. Brett Favre (MIN) - @ CAR

11. Ben Roethlisberger (PIT) – vs. GB

12. Jason Campbell (WAS) – vs. NYG

13. Eli Manning (NYG) - @ WAS

14. Matt Hasselbeck (SEA) – vs. TB

15. Alex Smith (SF) - @ PHI

16. Vince Young (TEN) – vs. MIA Injury report: hamstring (listed as questionable, but practiced in full on Friday and is expected to start)

17. Kyle Orton (DEN) – vs. OAK

18. Matt Cassel (KC) – vs. CLE

19. David Garrard (JAC) – vs. IND

20. Carson Palmer (CIN) - @ SD

21. Jay Cutler (CHI) - @ BAL

22. Joe Flacco (BAL) – vs. CHI

23. Chad Henne (MIA) - @ TEN

24. Josh Freeman (TB) - @ SEA

25. Mark Sanchez (NYJ) – vs. ATL Injury report: knee (probable)

Fantasy Football QB Start/Sit Rankings (Week 13)

Any additional updates that are necessary will be posted no later than Saturday in the final Week 13 (2009) rankings.

1. Brett Favre (MIN) - @ ARI

2. Matt Schaub (HOU) - @ JAC

3. Peyton Manning (IND) – vs. TEN

4. Tom Brady (NE) - @ MIA

5. Drew Brees (NO) - @ WAS

6. Phillip Rivers (SD) - @ CLE

7. Aaron Rodgers (GB) – vs. BAL Check injury report: ribs (probable)

8. Donovan McNabb (PHI) - @ ATL

9. Carson Palmer (CIN) – vs. DET

10. Kurt Warner (ARI) – vs. MIN Check injury report: head (questionable)

11. Ben Roethlisberger (PIT) – vs. OAK Check injury report: head (probable)

12. Tony Romo (DAL) - @ NYG Check injury report: back (probable)

13. Kyle Orton (DEN) - @ KC Check injury report: ankle (probable)

14. Jay Cutler (CHI) – vs. STL

15. Alex Smith (SF) - @ SEA

16. David Garrard (JAC) – vs. HOU

17. Matt Hasselbeck (SEA) – vs. SF

18. Eli Manning (NYG) – vs. DAL Check injury report: foot (probable)

19. Vince Young (TEN) - @ IND

20. Chris Redman (ATL) – vs. PHI

21. Joe Flacco (BAL) - @ GB Check injury report:ankle (probable)

22. Matt Cassel (KC) – vs. DEN

23. Kyle Boller (STL) - @ CHI

24. Jason Campbell (WAS) – vs. NO

25. Josh Freeman (TB) - @ CAR