Mar 5, 2013
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Written by Marc Caviglia |
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Written By by Sean Morris |
It’s never too early to start working on fantasy football rankings so Bruno Boys owner Marc Caviglia and staff writer Sean Morris have put their heads together to come up with their initial 2013 fantasy football quarterback rankings.
Both writers were of the same mind of thinking for the majority of players, however they also had some differing opinions on several quarterbacks which is why both writers contributed their reasoning behind the ranking. It’s a bit too early in the offseason to speculate about which rookies and free agents will land, Geno Smith is the only one ranked.
Keep an eye on the site for updates to these 2013 fantasy football rankings as the offseason continues because before you know it will be time for your fantasy football draft. Our fantasy football rankings are based on the following scoring system:
Scoring System Used for 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
Pass TD: 4 pts | Other TDs: 6 pts | 25 Pass Yds: 1 pt | 10 Rush Yds: 1 pt | 10 Receive Yds: 1 pt | TOs: -2 pts
::RANKINGS UPDATED AS OF MARCH 5, 2013::
Jan 29, 2013
- Written by Cory Steger 
- Edited by Marc Caviglia 
In a way it feels a bit sad that we’re at the final game of the season. The Super Bowl is a celebration, a championship round of our favorite sport that we’ll see little of until August. The good news is that we have a Super Bowl that looks like it’s going to be a good one between the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens. Instantly dubbed the HarBowl because of the team’s head coaches, brothers Jim and John Harbaugh, respectively, this Super Bowl should instead focus on the two quarterbacks. Colin Kaepernick and Joe Flacco have two very different styles. To see how those different styles will serve the players and their teammates, check out our final quarterback rankings of the 2012 season.
::RANKINGS UPDATED AS OF JANUARY 29, 2013::
Jan 17, 2013
- Written by Cory Steger
- Edited by Marc Caviglia
With the AFC and NFC Conference Championship games upon us, it’s safe to say there are no surprises here. All four teams are elite teams. Three of the quarterbacks are known commodities, but it is Colin Kaepernick of the San Francisco 49ers that we’re still discovering. What a way to announce himself to the league than his four-touchdown, record-setting rushing performance last week against the Green Bay Packers. Can Kaepernick repeat that kind of performance this week?
::RANKINGS UPDATED AS OF JANUARY 17, 2013::
Jan 8, 2013
- Written by Cory Steger
- Edited by Marc Caviglia
Now that we’ve got the weak teams out of the way, it’s on to the big boy games of the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs. We’ve got a group of eight legitimately good-to-great quarterbacks, and we’ve also got a group eight terrific defenses. It is certainly no coincidence that these eight teams have made it this far. To see where the quarterbacks fall this week keep reading below.
::RANKINGS UPDATED AS OF JANUARY 8, 2013::
Jan 2, 2013
- Written by Cory Steger
- Edited by Marc Caviglia
Fantasy football leagues may have finished for the season but fantasy football lives on in the various playoff challenges out there. Hey, as long as there’s meaningful football being played we’re going to continue with our rankings. Below we’ve got the Wild Card round rankings, and rookies look to play a prominent role this week. To find out where Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III and Russell Wilson fall this week you’ve got to continue reading on.
::RANKINGS UPDATED AS OF JANUARY 2, 2013::
Dec 26, 2012
- Written by Cory Steger
- Edited by Marc Caviglia
WEEK 17 RANKINGS QB | RB | WR | TE | K | DEF
As we enter Week 17 it’s hard to pretend this week matters the same as the rest. It simply doesn’t, not in fantasy football. Yes, there are some leagues that have their championships in Week 17 and others that have multi-week championships that extend into Week 17. Still, most fantasy leagues have already determined a winner. It’s not just fantasy football that sees Week 17 this way though. Some NFL teams are treating Week 17 like a glorified practice anyway. The Oakland Raiders may start Terrelle Pryor at quarterback, the Arizona Cardinals are down to their fourth quarterback, Brian Hoyer, and the New York Jets are dealing with an unhappy Tim Tebow. Because it’s the final week and some leagues are still playing we’ve got rankings on all starting quarterbacks, even the bottom of the barrel ones.
::RANKINGS UPDATED AS OF DECEMBER 30, 2012::
Dec 19, 2012
- Written by Cory Steger
- Edited by Marc Caviglia
WEEK 16 RANKINGS QB | RB | WR | TE | K | DEF
As we enter Week 16 it is hard to think that for the majority of fantasy football leagues out there this is the end. Yes, some leagues don’t determine their champion until Week 17, but most self-respecting leagues are in the finals this week. For the lucky ones out there playing for a title this week, we’ve got a full set of fantasy football Week 16 Quarterback Rankings for you. The good news is we’ve got some great matchups this week with six players projected for 20 or more points. The bad news is those are the elite players, and production falls off after that. Best of Luck to everyone who is still alive in their league!
::RANKINGS UPDATED AS OF DECEMBER 18, 2012::
Dec 11, 2012
- Written by Cory Steger
- Edited by Marc Caviglia
WEEK 15 RANKINGS QB | RB | WR | TE | K | DEF
For a lot of fantasy football leagues, Week 15 is either the semifinals or championship week. It has come down to this, and there are some important quarterback questions to answer in our Fantasy Football Week 15 Quarterback Rankings. How much will injuries to Robert Griffin and Jay Cutler affect their play? Are Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers good plays this week despite being faced with bad matchups? Is Cam Newton back? Should Russell Wilson be the rookie of the year? Answers to all those questions, and more, can be found below in our rankings.
::RANKINGS UPDATED AS OF DECEMBER 11, 2012::
Dec 5, 2012
- Written by Cory Steger
- Edited by Marc Caviglia
- Predictions are based on Staff Consensus
WEEK 14 RANKINGS QB | RB | WR | TE | K | DEF
There’s nothing like watching a rookie quarterback grow up on the job, and we got to see some prime examples of that happening last week. The most obvious example was Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck, who put together an impressive comeback win over the Detroit Lions, including a game-winning touchdown pass as time expired. Equally impressive was Russell Wilson leading the Seattle Seahawks to an overtime win over the Chicago Bears in Soldier Field, but let’s not forget about Cleveland Browns rookie Brandon Weeden. Though he had just one touchdown with two interceptions, he threw for 364 yards in leading the Browns to their first road win of the year.
While Luck finds himself near the top of the Week 14 Quarterback Rankings, not all rookie quarterbacks were as lucky. Keep reading below to see where the other rookies, and the other quarterbacks, fall this week.
::RANKINGS UPDATED AS OF DECEMBER 5, 2012::
Nov 28, 2012
- Written by Cory Steger
- Edited by Marc Caviglia
- Predictions are based on Staff Consensus
WEEK 13 RANKINGS QB | RB | WR | TE | K | DEF
By now pretty much every fantasy football league is in playoff mode. Some may be starting this week, others may be in the semifinals, but regardless we are at the do or die point of the season. Choosing the correct starting quarterback can be the difference between your team winning and losing, and we’ve got some interesting matchups this week. A newcomer to the top-15 is San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Kaepernick was impressive against the New Orleans Saints last week, has a good matchup this week, and despite his coach not committing to him as the starter he will be under center this week.
Of course you’ll see a lot of familiar faces aside from Kaepernick in the top 15, but it’s the players beyond them that will be pivotal in many fantasy football matchups.
::RANKINGS UPDATED AS OF NOVEMBER 28, 2012::
