I wonder at what point the Bills will pull back from Allen's goal-line rushing, realizing he's the one irreplaceable player they have and there are safer ways to punch in scores from in close. The Chiefs wide receiver room is once again suspect, but Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Andy Reid are enough to build a formidable passing attack. Mahomes might hit the sweet spot for running, just enough to augment his production, but not so much that you worry about it bringing on extra injury risk. Oh, I'll never be taking them in Round 1, and Round 2 is also too pricy for me (assuming this isn't a Superflex format). Nonetheless, as this position starts to become more top-heavy, I've shifted into a more proactive mindset as I fill the quarterback slot. Obviously, the names in the previous graph were league-altering picks the first season they exploded. I suppose it's possible that maybe you can find a breakout quarterback who's mispriced by the fantasy market - maybe. The idea behind late-round quarterback hunting was the idea that the second, third and fourth waves at QB wouldn't be that far behind the first wave, so let's attack the position with fewer resources. These are the cover boys, the MVP favorites, the faces of the NFL. None of the names will surprise you - Lamar Jackson, Patrick Mahomes, Jalen Hurts, Josh Allen. And 7-of-11 of those super seasons landed in the last four years. If you cull the top points-per-game seasons from quarterbacks all time, the top 13 of them are in the 2000s. It's never been easier to throw in the NFL, the position has become more athletic and more run-friendly and the quarterback scoring is going through the roof - at the top of the position. Often it has downshifted to the fourth-most important position on draft day. Fantasy football is about so many things before the quarterback. For years, we've talked about the quarterback disconnect between real-life and fantasy football.

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