It really is the most wonderful time of the year. And no, I\u2019m not talking about the holiday season; although its arrival has made this crazy year a tad bit brighter. I\u2019m of course talking about the fantasy football playoffs. Whether you slipped in by a hair with a lucky win last week, or you clinched a while back; now is your time to shine as you are one step closer to begin crowned your league\u2019s champion. With even some of the most trusted quarterbacks having \u2018off\u2019 weeks as of late, who should you trust going into this first week of do or die mode so that you don\u2019t abruptly end your season? Here’s a look at the top Week 14 quarterback plays.<\/p>\n
Up until a few weeks ago, number three was being crowned the early season MVP. Yet the past five games, in which Seattle has gone 2-3, he <\/span>hasn\u2019t put up<\/span><\/a> his usual slew of incredible numbers <\/span>and has been amassing a much larger number of turnovers than Seahawks\u2019 fans are used to seeing, with 15 on the season. While head coach Pete Carroll<\/strong> has begun to not #letrusscook as much, Wilson has also not been finding the end zone as regularly, with just six passing touchdowns in his last five games (he was on a record-setting pace with 26 in his first seven). That all being said, look for Russ and this Seattle offense to pick up some steam as they look to gain momentum for the playoffs in that top NFC West division this week against the winless Jets after losing a tough battle with the other team that shares MetLife Stadium last week. Anticipate this game to potentially turn into a shootout as the Jets have been looking…decent? (such a \u2018Jets-like\u2019 loss last week).<\/p>\n Highest-graded red-zone QBs: — PFF (@PFF) December 9, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n
1. Kirk Cousins – 92.1
2. Aaron Rodgers – 90.7
3. Russell Wilson – 90.2
4. Derek Carr – 89.5
5. Baker Mayfield – 82.9 pic.twitter.com\/ub5dHS7E0I<\/a><\/p>\n