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There have been two quarterback hot topics this summer: The depth of the position, and the situation surrounding Andrew Luck. Both have driven values up and down in the Fantasy tiers.
The depth has been and will remain a positive. Unless you play in something deep like a 24-team league (I'm in one, it's crazy) or a two-quarterback/superflex league, wait on quarterbacks. Take advantage of the massive supply. When one's staring you in the eyeballs and it feels like a steal, take him. Round 3 qualifies for Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady.
It's that deep depth that's turned Luck into both a risk and a potential bargain. Luck's Fantasy prowess is well documented -- it's just a matter of him getting himself ready to play. That could take multiple weeks, so patience is required. However, if the worst-case scenario is keeping Luck on the bench after already you've already taken eight or nine other players, Fantasy owners shouldn't think twice about grabbing him.
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Everything you need for Draft Day can be found on our Fantasy Football Draft Sheet.
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| Elite | Excellent | Very Good |
| Round 3 | Round 4 | Rounds 6-8 |
| Aaron Rodgers | Drew Brees | Matt Ryan |
| Tom Brady | | Kirk Cousins |
| | | Jameis Winston |
| | | Russell Wilson |
| | | Marcus Mariota |
| The Steal Tier | No. 2 QB/BIG Upside | |
| Rounds 9 - 10 | Rounds 11+ | |
| Ben Roethlisberger | Eli Manning | |
| Derek Carr | Dak Prescott | |
| Andrew Luck | Carson Wentz | |
| Philip Rivers | Matthew Stafford | |
| | Cam Newton | |
| | Andy Dalton | |
| | Carson Palmer | |
