College Fantasy Football 2018 Quarterback Rankings

Unlike pro fantasy football, where running backs are usually the first to come off of the board, college fantasy is still about the quarterbacks. Particularly the dual-threat variety, which is far more prevalent in the college game. Those types of signal-callers are pure gold in college fantasy.

This holds true again in 2018 despite the loss of college fantasy legend Lamar Jackson. Consider that among the top 10 fantasy options (see below) at the position this season, seven of them are projected to have at least six rushing touchdowns. That doesn’t happen in the NFL.

You want to win your fantasy league? Snatch one (or more) of these dual-threat weapons up immediately and don't look back.

Athlon Sports has teamed up with contributor and resident college fantasy football expert Mike Bainbridge to help you prepare for the upcoming college fantasy football draft season with our positional rankings. Below is the scoring system used for these positional rankings. 

25 Passing Yards = 1 point

Passing TD = 6 points

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10 Rushing Yards = 1 point

Rushing TDs = 6 points

Receptions = 0.5 points per reception

10 Receiving Yards = 1 point

Receiving TDs = 6 points

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2018 College Fantasy Postional Rankings: QB I RB I WR I TE I DEF I K

College Fantasy Football QB Rankings for 2018

-- Written by Mike Bainbridge, who is part of the Athlon Contributor Network. Bainbridge is a graduate of Northern Illinois University. Follow him on Twitter @MBainbridgeCFF.