Jgianares still the team to beat, DamnBrit falls three spots despite two QBs
By Rex Powers · 5d ago
These rankings measure one thing: the best starting lineup each team can actually put on the field Sunday, not the pile of names on the bench. By that measure, jgianares remains on top, no change from last time. Josh Allen and Jaxon Smith-Njigba give him an elite starter at the two most important positions, and Kenneth Walker's climbing value means the depth behind them is only getting more dangerous. It's the same group that went 11-3 in 2025. Whether it finally turns into a title is another question — Joe's postseason history includes a lineup he forgot to set.
The biggest mover is CapitanKampana, up one into the top tier. Will's résumé is built on diamonds nobody else wanted, and Puka Nacua and CeeDee Lamb are as good a wide receiver pairing as anyone in the league. The notable wrinkle: his "biggest mover" is a quarterback, Brock Purdy, climbing — notable only because Will's history at the position reads like an obituary section.
Trotter0 also jumped two spots into the middle tier, proof that even the league's designated hard-luck case can field a competent lineup. On the other end, DamnBrit fell three, with Drake Maye sliding right alongside Caleb Williams's supporting cast.
Middle-tier note: cbbrew, a self-declared tanker who begs opponents to beat him, still boasts an elite tight end in Brock Bowers and a climbing Patrick Mahomes. Hard to lose on purpose with that on the field.