FlurrySports has three great Week 14 fantasy football QB streaming options for you, including New York Jets’ Tyrod Taylor.
In most fantasy football leagues, Week 14 marks the final week of the regular season. That means that there are a number of fantasy managers who are in a position where they have to win this week. If you are one of those fantasy football players who has Jaxson Dart or Drake Maye on bye, you might be browsing the waiver wire to see if anything sticks. Luckily for you, there are numerous options for you to fill in your starting fantasy football QB spot this week.
Using what we know from the first 13 weeks of the season, we have a pretty good idea of which matchups to exploit for our Week 14 QB fantasy football streamers! When you’re done, check out our Week 14 fantasy football rankings.
Note: Players must be owned in less than 60% of ESPN leagues to be included in the best fantasy football streamers column.
Week 14 Fantasy Football QB Streaming Options
Tyrod Taylor vs Miami Dolphins (7%)
Don’t look now, but the New York Jets have somewhat of a semblance of a passing attack. Moving from Justin Fields to Tyrod Taylor has helped to catalyze a facet in the offense that the Jets have been lacking all season long. The impressive part of that is the passing attack in New York is moving forward without their biggest weapon in Garrett Wilson. In five starts this season, Taylor has finished as QB29, QB9, QB29, QB17 and QB7. While there is obviously inconsistency there, Taylor’s rushing ability gives him that much more of a boost. On top of that, Taylor has a great matchup against the Miami Dolphins this week.
That matchup with the Miami Dolphins is too tasty to pass up if you are absolutely in need of a quarterback this week. Quarterbacks are scoring 21.8 fantasy points per game against the Miami Dolphins, totaling 2,654 passing yards and 20 passing touchdowns. On top of that, the Dolphins have also given four rushing touchdowns to quarterbacks this season. At this point in the season, the Jets don’t really have expectations and pressure on them, so taking a shot on Taylor does not feel like the worst option this week.
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Trevor Lawrence vs Indianapolis Colts (36.4%)
It is clear that Trevor Lawrence is not the greatest quarterback in the NFL, but let’s not look past the fact that the Jaguars are 8-4 and are in a position to win the AFC South. While Lawrence needs to be a better quarterback to really be taken seriously, he quietly ranks as QB14 on the season. On top of that, he has been very good for fantasy football lately as he has finished as QB11, QB7 and QB5 in the last three weeks. Much like Taylor, Lawrence’s rushing upside gives him fantasy play every week.
This week, the Jacksonville Jaguars take on the Indianapolis Colts in a huge AFC South matchup. With the winner of this game taking over sole possession of 1st place in the division, I would imagine that Lawrence will be asked to win the game through his hands this week. In a vacuum, the Colts have performed well against quarterbacks this season, but given an injury to Sauce Gardner, that defense will not be at full strength this week.
Tyler Shough vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5.4%)
With only two quarterback-relevant teams on bye this week, we have to scrape the bottom of the barrel to fill quarterback streamers this week, so look at Tyler Shough as a streamer in a deep league. It is no secret that the Saints are one of the lesser teams in the NFL this season, but that does not mean that there is not value to be had when looking at them through a fantasy football perspective. With the Saints likely playing from behind in this game against Tampa, I expect Shough to sling the ball a little bit. That is how it has gone the last couple of weeks, as Shough has two straight games of 38+ passing attempts.
Going against Tampa this week, the matchup does play in favor of the Saints’ passing attack. On the season, the Buccaneers are giving up 22.3 fantasy points per game to opposing quarterbacks. Looking at it as a whole, quarterbacks have combined for 3,186 passing yards and 21 passing touchdowns this season against the Buccaneers. Like I said before, the Saints will play from behind in this game, and Kellen Moore is comfortable letting Shough pass the ball, so why not try to take advantage of it if needed?
