Week 14 Fantasy Football QB Rankings and Tiers
Tier 1 | Elite Starters for Week 14
Josh Allen | Buffalo Bills
We haven’t seen the fantasy monster we’re used to the past two weeks, but a trip to Cincinnati should cure his recent slowdown. Allen still carries one of the highest ceilings in fantasy and belongs in every lineup.
Tier 2 | High-End Week 14 Quarterback Plays
Joe Burrow | Cincinnati Bengals
In a likely shootout with Buffalo, Burrow should trade haymakers with Josh Allen. He looked solid in his return last week, but this matchup should remind everyone that he’s elite.
Jalen Hurts | Philadelphia Eagles
Outside of one blow-up performance, Hurts has been a mediocre fantasy play since the Week 9 bye. His rushing and red-zone usage still provide a strong floor, but the #3 defense against QBs could cap his upside.
Tier 3 | Week 14 Strong QB1 With Some Risk
Lamar Jackson | Baltimore Ravens
The last three weeks have been the worst fantasy stretch of Lamar’s career, and it’s understandable to want to pivot away. Pittsburgh D is improving, but they’re still vulnerable enough for Lamar to rebound if the offense stabilizes.
Jordan Love | Green Bay Packers
Capable of massive ceiling games, Love gets another shot against a defense allowing top-10 QB production. Coming off a QB2 overall performance, he’s a borderline QB1 with momentum.
Tier 4 | Week 14 Matchup-Driven QB1/High-End QB2 Options
Bo Nix | Denver Broncos
Even with his second-highest attempt total of the year, Nix couldn’t reach QB1 territory last week. Las Vegas sits in the middle of the pack against QBs, but Nix has struggled to deliver consistent fantasy value.
Justin Herbert | Los Angeles Chargers
There’s a real chance Herbert sits in Week 14, but if he plays, he remains a backend QB1 with upside. If he doesn’t, Trey Lance becomes a sneaky, volatile 2QB dart throw.
Jayden Daniels / Marcus Mariota | Washington Commanders
Daniels hasn’t fully broken out, but when he starts, he’s still a top-10 fantasy QB. Mariota has been serviceable at around 16 ppg, but Daniels under center raises the fantasy profile for the entire offense.
Jacoby Brissett | Arizona Cardinals
The Rams have been the 7th-toughest defense against QBs since Week 6, making this Brissett’s toughest matchup of the year. Still, he’s been the QB4 in that same span and remains a strong weekly play.
Tier 5 | Volatile QB2 Starters for Week 14
Daniel Jones vs Trevor Lawrence | Colts vs Jaguars
A massive divisional battle for first place. Jones has looked rejuvenated but is still just QB16 since Week 9, while Lawrence has four QB1 finishes in his last five games. Expect a run-heavy, defensive matchup where both QBs carry modest ceilings but rushing TDs are in play.
Tua Tagovailoa | Miami Dolphins
Since erupting for 4 TDs in Week 8, Tua has averaged under 10 ppg. A defensive slugfest with the Jets doesn’t promise much more.
C.J. Stroud | Houston Texans
Stroud played better in real life than fantasy last week against Indy, and another modest outing is likely. A touchdown or two could lift him into the low-end QB2 range.
Tier 6 | Week 14 Desperation Superflex Plays
J.J. McCarthy | Minnesota Vikings
He simply hasn’t shown enough to be trusted, even in a solid matchup against a Washington defense allowing the 6th-most points to QBs since Week 6.
Week 13 Fantasy Football RB Rankings & Tiers
Tier 1 | The Difference Makers for Week 14
De’Von Achane | Miami Dolphins
The league’s third-leading rusher, Achane trails only Christian McCaffrey in targets and receptions at the position and already has double-digit touchdowns. He’s making a legitimate case for fantasy MVP.
Jonathan Taylor | Indianapolis Colts
Two brutal matchups vs KC and HOU slowed Taylor, and Jacksonville won’t offer relief as the #2 defense vs RBs since Week 6. The ceiling dips here, but the volume and talent keep the floor stable.
Bijan Robinson | Atlanta Falcons
With nearly 1,600 scrimmage yards, Bijan is having the best season of his young career. Seattle’s tough run defense doesn’t dampen expectations much thanks to his dual-threat usage.
Tier 2 | Near-Elite, Matchup-Proof-ish Week 14 RB1
James Cook | Cincinnati Bengals & Chase Brown | Buffalo Bills
In a likely shootout, both Cook and Brown bring massive ceilings as high-volume receiving backs on explosive offenses.
Josh Jacobs | Green Bay Packers
Chicago has been the #8 defense against RBs since Week 6, making this tougher than it appears on paper. Still, Jacobs is the engine of this offense and will see elite volume again.
Tier 3 | Week 14 Reliable RB1s With Minor Concerns
RJ Harvey | Denver Broncos
In his first career start, Harvey turned a great matchup into an RB2 finish on the week. He gets another strong spot against Las Vegas, who sit bottom-eight vs RBs since Week 7.
Breece Hall | New York Jets
Since Week 8, Hall is the RB8 and showing his trademark explosiveness. Miami is tough on RBs, but Hall’s ceiling is matchup-proof when he’s heavily involved through the air.
Quinshon Judkins | Cleveland Browns
Back to flashing his upside, Judkins is the RB11 over the last two weeks and now gets a workload you can trust.
Tier 4 | Volume-Driven RB2s in Week 14
Bucky Irving | Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Irving returned to strong volume, and while the efficiency wasn’t sharp, a touchdown salvaged his day. The usage suggests he’s safe to keep starting moving forward.
D’Andre Swift | Chicago Bears
Both Swift and Kyle Monangai have their ceilings capped, but Chicago’s run game is red-hot. Swift is averaging 80+ scrimmage yards over his last four, while Monangai has scored in four straight.
Tier 5 | Week 14 Risk/Reward Running Back Flex Plays
Alvin Kamara / Devin Neal | New Orleans Saints
With Kamara unlikely to go, Neal steps into a huge workload against a Tampa Bay defense that has given up production all year. Neal would be a high-end RB2 with upside.
Omarion Hampton / Kimani Vidal | Los Angeles Chargers
If Hampton returns, Vidal drops a tier; if not, Vidal remains in this mid-tier. Hampton should only return if fully healthy, but Vidal has earned a meaningful role regardless.
Chris Rodriguez | Washington Commanders
Since Week 9, Rodriguez has been roughly as effective as Saquon Barkley—around 10 ppg. Not flashy, but a viable flex for teams in need.
Tier 6 | Fragile Floors, Limited Ceiling RB3 Options
Knight / Demercado / Carter | Arizona Cardinals
With Trey Benson ruled out, Michael Carter brings pass-catching appeal, Bam Knight brings TD appeal, and Emari Demercado remains the spoiler for fantasy sanity.
Charbonnet / Walker | Seattle Seahawks
This committee continues to cap both ceilings. Walker has the higher weekly upside, but Charbonnet keeps the floor shakier than managers would prefer.
Tier 7 | TD-Dependent Dart Throw RBs
Blake Corum | Los Angeles Rams
Coming off the best game of his career, Corum benefits from a banged-up Kyren Williams and could see increased touches down the stretch.
Nick Chubb | Houston Texans
Chubb has been pushed into a pure rotational role with Woody Marks emerging as the lead back. He’s nothing more than an injury-dependent stash.
Jordan Mason | Minnesota Vikings
Once the early-season bell cow, Mason is now a TD-dependent change-of-pace back in a struggling offense.
Samaje Perine | Cincinnati Bengals
Sixteen touches last week make Perine someone to monitor. Chase Brown leads the backfield, but Perine is one injury away from a massive fantasy role.
Tier 8 | Week 14 Running Back Deep League Dice Roll
Week 14 Fantasy Football WR Rankings & Tiers
Tier 1 | Elite Week 14 WR1
Ja’Marr Chase | Cincinnati Bengals
After producing WR22 numbers since Week 9, Chase finally gets a juicy matchup against Buffalo—the NFL’s 4th-worst defense versus WRs.
Puka Nacua & Davante Adams | Los Angeles Rams
Matthew Stafford continues to power one of the league’s most explosive passing attacks, and both Puka Nacua and Davante Adams remain weekly matchup-winners with elite volume and efficiency.
Tier 2 | High-End WR1 Anchors for Week 14
Nico Collins & Rashee Rice | Houston Texans / Kansas City Chiefs
In what projects as a defensive slugfest, both Collins and Rice will be focal points of their offenses—and could ultimately determine who wins this potential AFC playoff preview.
A.J. Brown | Philadelphia Eagles
The WR1 over the last three weeks, Brown is dominating secondaries. The Chargers rank only 13th against WRs, giving him another strong setup to stay red-hot.
Tier 3 | Strong Week 14 WR1/2 Options
Jaylen Waddle | Miami Dolphins
It’s been a frustrating two-week stretch, but the Jets allow the 4th-most points to WRs, giving Waddle a prime rebound spot.
Tier 4 | Reliable Volume WR2s for Week 14
D.J. Moore & Luther Burden | Chicago Bears
With Rome Odunze ruled out, Moore and Burden move to the top of the target hierarchy. Green Bay is tough, but Chicago’s offense still has enough firepower to give both WRs high weekly ceilings.
Troy Franklin & Courtland Sutton | Denver Broncos
Both Franklin and Sutton are viable starters with usable upside against a Las Vegas defense that sits in the bottom half of the league against WRs.
Christian Watson | Green Bay Packers
The WR12 over the last three weeks, Watson is finally heating up, earning more consistent targets. Chicago has allowed top-10 WR production, giving him another strong spot in Week 14.
Tier 5 | Boom-Bust Week 14 Upside WR3s
Terry McLaurin & Deebo Samuel | Washington Commanders
The return of Jayden Daniels lifts both ceilings. Samuel gets manufactured touches, while McLaurin will need efficiency to pop, but both have paths to relevance.
Tier 6 | Week 14 Volatile Flex Plays
Quentin Johnston | Los Angeles Chargers
I’ll take Johnston’s ceiling over Keenan Allen’s dwindling weekly upside. Both are dart throws, but Johnston at least brings big-play potential.
John Metchie & Adonai Mitchell | New York Jets
Both young WRs have delivered WR1 weeks in recent games, proving fantasy production can come from chaos. They get another shot at surprising playoff-bound fantasy teams needing an unexpected spark.
Devaughn Vele | New Orleans Saints
Fifteen targets over the last two weeks give Vele a reliable floor, though competition from Olave and Johnson caps his ceiling.
Tier 7 | Week 14 Deep-League/ Break-Glass Options
Week 13 Fantasy Football TE Rankings & Tiers
Tier 1 | The McBride Supremacy
Trey McBride | Arizona Cardinals
Over 50 points ahead of the TE2, McBride has been on an absolute tear and continues to be the biggest positional advantage in fantasy football.
Tier 2 | Elite Weekly Differentiators
Travis Kelce | Kansas City Chiefs
Reports of Kelce’s demise were premature—the 36-year-old is still on pace for over 1,000 yards and sits as the TE4 overall.
Juwan Johnson | New Orleans Saints
Johnson continues to earn trust and volume from his rookie QB, seeing 16 targets over the last two weeks and remaining a consistent red-zone threat. Confident start against Tampa Bay.
Tyler Warren | Indianapolis Colts
After a dip in usage against Houston, Warren is in a strong bounce-back spot versus a Jacksonville defense allowing the 2nd-most points to TEs.
Tier 3 | Strong, Volatile Starting Tight Ends for Week 14
Brenton Strange | Jacksonville Jaguars
Fresh off a five-game absence, Strange has posted back-to-back TE1 weeks. Indianapolis is a bottom-10 defense versus TEs, making it likely his streak continues.
Kyle Pitts | Atlanta Falcons
With Drake London sidelined, Pitts stepped into a larger role and turned it into a 7-catch, 82-yard outing. He should again be in the mix for top target share in Week 14.
Dalton Kincaid | Buffalo Bills
Returning from a multi-game absence, Kincaid gets the dream matchup—the Bengals allow the most fantasy points to TEs. Buffalo’s passing offense has struggled without him, making him a potential smash on return.
Colston Loveland | Chicago Bears
With Rome Odunze out, Loveland inherits additional red-zone equity and likely becomes more involved in Chicago’s Week 14 plan.
Tier 4 | Usable TE1/TE2 Options
Mark Andrews | Baltimore Ravens
Even after another strong payday, Andrews remains heavily tied to Lamar Jackson—but this season he’s been strictly TD-dependent outside of 2TE formats.
T.J. Hockenson | Minnesota Vikings
Coming off his second-best game of the year, Hockenson gets J.J. McCarthy back under center—a pairing that has struggled for chemistry. Washington is an easier matchup, but volatility remains.
Tier 5 | Deep League Streamers
