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Kendall’s Way-Too-Early 2026 Quarterback Rankings

The 2026 fantasy football season is still months away, but before you know it, we're going to be drafting our home-league teams, and it'll all of a sudden be mid-August.

About a week ago, I ran through my way-too-early WR rankings for 2026. Next up? The QB position.

Let's dive into my 2026 fantasy football rankings, focusing specifically on my early run of the top-15 quarterbacks.

1. Josh Allen | BUF

I think I can keep this brief for everyone when talking about Josh Allen—he is going to be the undisputed QB1 heading into next season, even though Sean McDermott is out of the picture. New head coach Joe Brady was the former offensive coordinator, and his familiarity with Allen really eases any tension that the offense was going to have massive turnover or changes. 

In Week 11 of the 2023 season, Brady took over as interim offensive coordinator, and since then, the Bills have ranked first in expected points added per play (0.14) and second in points per game (29.1), per ESPN. Will that actually get them past the AFC Championship game? Eh, we'll see! But Allen is a dual-threat alien that you cannot have anywhere else besides QB1. He's finished as the highest-scoring fantasy quarterback in four of the last six seasons.

4. Drake Maye | NE

The turnaround for the Patriots under Mike Vrabel was phenomenal, and Drake Maye was along for a great ride last season. He's up for NFL MVP and while Matthew Stafford might take it at the end of the day, it doesn't deny how great Maye was in fantasy last season. Now, he won't be as cheap anymore, but that's the price we pay for the dual-threat quarterbacks. He led the NFL in completion percentage (72%), QBR (77.1) and yards per attempt (8.9), according to ESPN. And even better for us in fantasy, he also finished with 450 rushing yards and four touchdowns on the ground.

He accomplished a lot through the air without the likes of true alpha wide receiver talent. I'm hoping to not be priced out of Maye in drafts this season, but we all know you're going to have to pay a pretty penny for him (and rightfully so).

7. Jaxson Dart | NYG

What can John Harbaugh get out of Jaxson Dart? That's going to be the big question this season. We've already seen the flashes, hence why he's my QB7 in the rankings right now. In 2025, Dart finished playing 14 games and locked down 2,272 passing yards and 15 touchdowns, along with 487 rushing yards and nine touchdowns on the ground. Dart completed a league-low 34% of his passes under pressure this past season, but Harbaugh is a coach who has experience building a team with a dual-threat quarterback. Now, let's just get Malik Nabers back for Week 1, and we will be cooking with gas.

Around The Watercooler

The latest fantasy and NFL gossip, news, memes and more from our merry band of football nerds …

👀 The values and fades in way-too-early drafts. Yes, drafts are happening.

🎯 Who are some free agent and trade targets this offseason?

🤲🏼 Check our projection against JSN’s yards prop.

1️⃣ Who will be the WR1 in the NFL Draft? Hint, this is not Ian’s pick.

🤔 Do the Rams need to start thinking of a successor to Matthew Stafford?

🚀 These four rookies look to take a sophomore leap.

🔥 OK, Coach Brady. Let’s go play!

💪 Fred Warner has a very firm opinion on Justin Herbert.

😎 When they put it this way, it’s easy to root for Sam Darnold. Maybe not New Englanders.

😔 Why did they have to go away from the old unis?

🥚 The Eagles have hired their new OC. Don’t let his address become public.