2026 Superflex Drafts Favor 2 Midround QBs, With Targets From QB11 to QB20
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Updated · The New York Times · Aug 3
2026 Superflex Drafts Favor 2 Midround QBs, With Targets From QB11 to QB20
3 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Aug 3
Summary
Two quarterbacks inside the top 20 remain the recommended 2026 Superflex build, rather than paying up early, with a third late flier for uncertain starters.
Picks 57 to 92 have been the average draft range for the QB12-to-QB20 tier, and some top-20-ranked passers still last until pick 117 because weekly scoring gaps are relatively small.
Stacking drives the approach: loading up on elite receivers first can create higher-upside QB-WR combinations later, while several top-20 wideouts and both top tight ends lack appealing quarterback pairings.
QB11 Matthew Stafford, QB13 Jaxson Dart, QB14 Jared Goff, QB17 Baker Mayfield, QB18 Tyler Shough and QB20 Jordan Love are highlighted as the main targets based on cost, stackability and usable scoring floors.
Does the mathematical advantage of superflex stacking outweigh the risk of drafting a quarterback with an uncertain receiver hierarchy like Jordan Love?
If a massive quarterback run erupts early in your 2026 superflex draft, how should you pivot to save your fantasy season?
Could prioritizing a highly-touted stack like Stafford and Adams actually sabotage your roster if you reach too far past their ADP?