Fantasy football has changed dramatically over the years. Not only has the game wide-spread to seemingly anyone who knows what a football is, the high-octane offenses that we see in the NFL now have changed how to become a successful fantasy owner.
Quarterbacks are throwing the ball at an all-time rate, and passing records are seemingly being shattered year-after-year. While on the surface, this may make the quarterback position appear more valuable, if you look deeper it really doesn’t. A huge majority of fantasy football leagues start only one quarterback, and while the likes of Aaron Rodgers and Andrew Luck may be the best, even the lesser players at the position are putting up huge numbers.