Draft Sharks - Fantasy Football Podcast
Jun 11, 2026 · 32 min · 10 segments
Is late-round QB back, or are 2026 fantasy drafters chasing last year’s results? Matt Schauf and Jared Smola of DraftSharks.com break down the QB tiers in our 2026…
underappreciated position in fantasy football right now? We're coming off a season in which three of the top four fantasy QBs for the season got drafted well outside the top 12.
So are we back to late round QB making the most sense? Or are drafters overreacting to one year's results? We're digging into that as well as who you should specifically target in your draft in an all new DraftSharks podcast right now.
Matt Schaaf and Jared Smola of DraftSharks.com here to wrap up our tiers series with a look at the quarterbacks.
We're only going two tiers deep at this position, but you're going to see why that's the case when we get to the second tier of these rankings.
Technically, we are still looking at the half PPR rankings like we have on other shows.
Obviously, reception scoring does not really have any impact on on the QB numbers themselves, there will be some slight alteration to the specific 3D values if you compare the half PPR rankings to PPR, non-PPR, because quarterback loses a little bit of value when you add more reception scoring, because adding that reception scoring brings up the total scores of tight end running back, wide receiver.
If you look at the tiers at quarterback on our half PPR rankings page, look at them on full PPR, look at them in non PPR.
So these tiers are what you're going to see if you go into any of the major rankings pages on draftsharks.com to check quarterbacks right now.
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underappreciated position in fantasy football right now? We're coming off a season in which three of the top four fantasy QBs for the season got drafted well outside the top 12.
So are we back to late round QB making the most sense? Or are drafters overreacting to one year's results? We're digging into that as well as who you should specifically target in your draft in an all new DraftSharks podcast right now.
Matt Schaaf and Jared Smola of DraftSharks.com here to wrap up our tiers series with a look at the quarterbacks.
We're only going two tiers deep at this position, but you're going to see why that's the case when we get to the second tier of these rankings.
Technically, we are still looking at the half PPR rankings like we have on other shows.
Obviously, reception scoring does not really have any impact on on the QB numbers themselves, there will be some slight alteration to the specific 3D values if you compare the half PPR rankings to PPR, non-PPR, because quarterback loses a little bit of value when you add more reception scoring, because adding that reception scoring brings up the total scores of tight end running back, wide receiver.
If you look at the tiers at quarterback on our half PPR rankings page, look at them on full PPR, look at them in non PPR.
So these tiers are what you're going to see if you go into any of the major rankings pages on draftsharks.com to check quarterbacks right now.