QB share of starter points
29.8%
Two of the ten starting slots are quarterbacks, 20%. Regular seasons 2017–2025.
League Market · Ten teams · Two quarterbacks · Drafts 2017–2025
League Market
What each position has cost in this league’s drafts and what it returned, in a ten-team league that starts two quarterbacks every week.
Drafts 2017–2025 · by round and position
The price list
Starter points a week for every pick in the completed drafts, with what came back to the boss who made the pick. Tap a cell for its picks.
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Brighter cells scored more a week. Per regular-season week of the draft year, 2017–2025. Production: his starter points in any league lineup. Returned: his starter points for the boss who drafted him. Kept: still on the drafter's roster in the last regular-season week. Raw points, not points over replacement. Each cell’s second line is the same picks’ value over the last starter at the position (method below).
2017–2026 · every quarterback pick
Quarterback timing
One dot per quarterback taken, left to right through the draft; the twentieth, the last one a ten-team two-quarterback league has to start, is marked.
- 2017Aaron Rodgers at 920th · 871 in R1–317 by R731 drafted
- 2018Aaron Rodgers at 4320th · 920 in R1–316 by R729 drafted
- 2019Patrick Mahomes at 2320th · 841 in R1–315 by R730 drafted
- 2020Lamar Jackson at 1220th · 1035 in R1–312 by R729 drafted
- 2021Patrick Mahomes at 1920th · 905 in R1–316 by R731 drafted
- 2022Josh Allen at 2120th · 882 in R1–317 by R730 drafted
- 2023Josh Allen at 1320th · 1044 in R1–318 by R731 drafted
- 2024Josh Allen at 2220th · 807 in R1–318 by R732 drafted
- 2025Josh Allen at 1820th · 776 in R1–318 by R730 drafted
- 2026Josh Allen at 1320th · 697 in R1–320 by R734 drafted
A row is one draft, one dot per quarterback selected, placed by overall pick; "in R1–3" counts quarterbacks taken in the first three rounds and "by R7" those taken through round seven.
2017–2025 · this league’s own replacement line
Value over the last starter
A start’s points minus the last starter’s points at the same position that week, so a quarterback start and a tight end start are measured against their own lines.
Quarterbacks
+14.0
17.59 a start against a last-starter line of 3.56, the 20th-best QB start each week
By round, 1 to 8, then 9–12 and 13+
Running backs
+10.5
13.11 a start against a last-starter line of 2.58, about the 24th-best RB start each week
By round, 1 to 8, then 9–12 and 13+
Wide receivers
+10.3
11.57 a start against a last-starter line of 1.29, about the 26th-best WR start each week
By round, 1 to 8, then 9–12 and 13+
Tight ends
+7.3
8.68 a start against a last-starter line of 1.37, about the 10th-best TE start each week
By round, 1 to 8, then 9–12 and 13+
Each started player-week's points minus that week's last-starter score at his position: the Nth-best started score league-wide, where N is this league's own average number of starters at the position per week that season. Two QB slots make N 20 for quarterbacks; the flex makes it about 24 for running backs and 26 for receivers. Average value over the last starter per regular-season week for the picks in that cell.
2026 · so far
Year Ten market
The quarterback supply on league rosters week by week and where the waiver money has gone this season.
Quarterbacks on rosters
33–35
quarterbacks on the ten rosters in each final week of 2026, out of the 7 weeks played
33W135W235W335W435W535W635W7
Quarterbacks on the ten rosters, starters and bench, in each final week of 2026.
Waiver budget by position
$1,340
of winning bids in 2026 so far; the share of it that went to each position
- QB$417 · 31%8 claims
- RB$376 · 28%16 claims
- WR$364 · 27%19 claims
- TE$124 · 9%10 claims
- K$3 · 0%5 claims
- DEF$56 · 4%19 claims
Winning waiver bids in 2026 by the added player's position. Each team has a $200 budget.
Every pick, every year · against this league’s own slot averages
Draft Class Receipts
What each pick produced a week, what came back to the boss who made it, and how far above or below the league’s average for that round and position it landed.
14 regular-season weeks.
Mikey won the 2025 title with the class ranked 1st of 10 in production.
| Round | 1 Mikey131.5 a week110.7 returnedChampion | 2 Russell109.9 a week96.3 returned | 3 Wills105.5 a week73.2 returned | 4 Cloudy99.4 a week61.7 returned | 5 Carter96.6 a week62.1 returned | 6 Nolan95.6 a week85.3 returned | 7 Chris92.7 a week58.4 returned | 8 Justin89.0 a week60.0 returned | 9 Eli83.6 a week47.9 returned | 10 Ethan79.4 a week43.9 returned |
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1st of 10 classes by production · 131.5 a week, 110.7 returned · Champion
- 112.10.0 vs slot
- 222.1+4.5 vs slot
- 320.8+11.0 vs slot
- 41.9−4.9 vs slot
- 517.4+9.9 vs slot
- 62.9−1.8 vs slot
- 716.3+4.5 vs slot
- 80.7−4.2 vs slot
- 98.2+4.3 vs slot
- 107.0+4.1 vs slot
- 110.8−1.6 vs slot
- 121.0−6.2 vs slot
- 139.6+7.6 vs slot
- 140.0−1.2 vs slot
- 156.6+4.8 vs slot
- 161.9−1.8 vs slot
- 172.0−1.1 vs slot
Brighter cells scored further above the slot average; dim figures sit below it; a corner tick marks a pick that left the drafter before the season ended.
Per regular-season week. Production: the player's starter points in any league lineup. Returned: his starter points for the boss who drafted him. Over slot: production minus this league's 2017–2025 average for the same round band and position. Kept: on the drafter's roster at the end of the regular season (2026: in the latest snapshot). Raw points, not points over replacement.