In the past, the conventional recommended Fantasy football approach from experts and analysts was to wait on taking a quarterback in one-starter formats. The position always had good depth and some drafters were able to lurk until Rounds 9 or 10 to land viable Fantasy QB1 types.

Nowadays, there are varied ways to attack the position on Draft Day. The QB pool remains deep, yet if you want to pluck one of the prime starters, a move has to be made for them in the third or fourth round. Those who miss out on one of the elite targets can still comfortably go with a guy in the top 10 range, and even a few QBs ranked beyond the top 15 have serious Fantasy starting potential. Doubling up on two QB picks in the mid and late teens can be viewed as two chances taken on upside or value plays, or such drafters might end up with a pair of viable streaming options.

We break down the Fantasy football QB field into tiers and also add on Superflex approaches. 

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