2019 College Fantasy Football Rankings: QB

CFBDynasty recently released its college fantasy football rankings for 2019, and it's no shocker that Houston's D’Eriq King headlines a talented group of quarterbacks. Last season, King averaged 39.1 fantasy points per game (FPPG), even beating out Heisman winner Kyler Murray. With the addition of new head coach Dana Holgerson and his air-raid system, we don’t see any QB -- including Tua Tagovailoa and Trevor Lawrence -- keeping pace with the No. 1 overall player in the 2019 college fantasy rankings. 

Quarterback is the most important position to nail on draft day. In 2018, the top-five college fantasy quarterbacks averaged about 10 FPPG more than the top-five RBs and WRs. As the data shows, dual-threat QBs seem to have an advantage in college fantasy football. This could be confusing to those wondering why bigger names from bigger schools aren’t atop the QB rankings heading into the season. While they are on the best teams, the backs get a lot of love in those offenses, hindering the QB's fantasy stats. Below is a table that shows the value of landing a dual threat versus a pocket passer on a team that relies heavily on its RBs.

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Below is a preview of the top-40 college fantasy quarterbacks. Join CFBDynasty for the full list of quarterbacks and use the promo code “sportingnews” to save 25 percent! In addition to constantly updated positional rankings, you’ll have access to CFBDynasty’s standard, keeper and dynasty rankings, along with cheat sheets and all of its weekly in-season content. 

College Fantasy Football Rankings: QB