2024 Fantasy Football Super Flex Top 200 Rankings

Quarterbacks predictably dominate the top of the 2024 super flex fantasy football rankings.
Aug 17, 2024; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA;  Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) warms up on the field before a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Acrisure Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 17, 2024; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) warms up on the field before a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Acrisure Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports / Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports

Fantasy football has long been a staple for NFL fans who want to take their fandom to the next level. What’s more fun than drafting a team of NFL players, and playing both general manager and head coach for a team you’re trying to guide to a championship? As far as I’m concerned, fantasy football has been a major part of the league’s immense success.

It isn’t a perfect adaptation of the NFL, at least in its simplest form, however.

In the actual National Football League, the quarterbacks are the most important players on the field. That’s why dudes who haven’t even won a playoff game make oodles of cash. But in traditional fantasy football, managers wait on the position simply because you only have to start one quarterback each week. By comparison, we’re starting multiple running backs, wide receivers and in some cases, tight ends. As a result, fantasy doesn’t mirror the NFL.

That’s where “super flex” leagues come in.

Super flex leagues allow fantasy managers to start a second quarterback at a flex position, increasing the fantasy value of the most valuable position in “real” football. It’s become a widely popular alternative to traditional, one-quarterback leagues … heck, most of the new leagues I’ve created, re-draft or dynasty, are super flex so signal-callers have more value.

Of course, strategies in super flex leagues are much different than in a traditional league. Because you can start two field generals, and the position often scores the most points, the first three to five rounds are loaded with them. Running backs and wide receivers are still relevant, but like in the NFL, quarterbacks are considered the most valuable asset.

With that in mind, here are my top 200 fantasy players for super flex leagues. As you’ll see, quarterbacks come off the board early and often. In fact, my top six players and eight of my top 11 overall are signal-callers. So, for those looking for a different sort of challenge, get yourself in a super flex league and use these rankings to dominate the competition!

Super flex not what you're looking for? Be sure to also check out our redraft Top 200 and positional player rankings for PPR leagues. And of course, for all your other draft needs be sure to check out Sports Illustrated 2024 fantasy football draft kit.

2024 Fantasy Football Top 200 Super Flex Rankings

Rk

Player

Pos

TM

Bye

1

Josh Allen

QB

BUF

12

2

Jalen Hurts

QB

PHI

5

3

Patrick Mahomes

QB

KC

6

4

Lamar Jackson

QB

BAL

14

5

C.J. Stroud

QB

HOU

14

6

Anthony Richardson

QB

IND

14

7

Christian McCaffrey

RB

SF

9

8

Joe Burrow

QB

CIN

12

9

CeeDee Lamb

WR

DAL

7

10

Tyreek Hill

WR

MIA

6

11

Dak Prescott

QB

DAL

7

12

Justin Jefferson

WR

MIN

6

13

Amon-Ra St. Brown

WR

DET

5

14

Kyler Murray

QB

ARI

11

15

Ja'Marr Chase

WR

CIN

12

16

Jordan Love

QB

GB

10

17

Bijan Robinson

RB

ATL

12

18

Breece Hall

RB

NYJ

12

19

A.J. Brown

WR

PHI

5

20

Garrett Wilson

WR

NYJ

12

21

Jayden Daniels

QB

WAS

14

22

Brock Purdy

QB

SF

9

23

Saquon Barkley

RB

PHI

5

24

Jahmyr Gibbs

RB

DET

5

25

Marvin Harrison Jr.

WR

ARI

11

26

Tua Tagovailoa

QB

MIA

6

27

Jared Goff

QB

DET

5

28

Davante Adams

WR

LV

10

29

Jonathan Taylor

RB

IND

14

30

Caleb Williams

QB

CHI

7

31

Puka Nacua

WR

LAR

6

32

Jared Goff

QB

DET

5

33

Chris Olave

WR

NO

12

34

Drake London

WR

ATL

12

35

Travis Etienne

RB

JAC

12

36

Mike Evans

WR

TB

11

37

DK Metcalf

WR

SEA

10

38

Trevor Lawrence

QB

JAC

12

39

Kirk Cousins

QB

ATL

12

40

Michael Pittman Jr.

WR

IND

14

41

Brandon Aiyuk

WR

SF

9

42

Cooper Kupp

WR

LAR

6

43

D.J. Moore

WR

CHI

7

44

Sam LaPorta

TE

DET

5

45

Justin Herbert

QB

LAC

5

46

Kyren Williams

RB

LAR

6

47

Travis Kelce

TE

KC

6

48

Nico Collins

WR

HOU

14

49

Derrick Henry

RB

BAL

14

50

De'Vone Achane

RB

MIA

6

51

Deebo Samuel Sr.

WR

SF

9

52

Jaylen Waddle

WR

MIA

6

53

Devonta Smith

WR

PHI

5

54

Malik Nabers

WR

NYG

11

55

Isiah Pacheco

RB

KC

6

56

Matthew Stafford

QB

LAR

6

57

Aaron Rodgers

QB

NYJ

12

58

Josh Jacobs

RB

GB

10

59

Stefon Diggs

WR

HOU

14

60

Amari Cooper

WR

CLE

10

61

Baker Mayfield

QB

TB

11

62

Deshaun Watson

QB

CLE

10

63

Rachaad White

RB

TB

11

64

James Cook

RB

BUF

12

65

Mark Andrews

TE

BAL

14

66

Will Levis

QB

TEN

5

67

Terry McLaurin

WR

WAS

14

68

Christian Kirk

WR

JAC

12

69

Alvin Kamara

RB

NO

12

70

Keenan Allen

WR

CHI

7

71

Rashee Rice

WR

KC

6

72

Zay Flowers

WR

BAL

14

73

Ken Walker

RB

SEA

10

74

Trey McBride

TE

ARI

11

75

George Pickens

WR

PIT

9

76

Tank Dell

WR

HOU

14

77

Tee Higgins

WR

CIN

12

78

Calvin Ridley

WR

TEN

5

79

Joe Mixon

RB

HOU

14

80

Diontae Johnson

WR

CAR

11

81

Derek Carr

QB

NO

12

82

D'Andre Swift

RB

CHI

7

83

Rhamondre Stevenson

RB

NE

14

84

Dalton Kincaid

TE

BUF

12

85

Russell Wilson

QB

PIT

9

86

Aaron Jones

RB

MIN

6

87

James Conner

RB

ARI

11

88

David Montgomery

RB

DET

5

89

Javonte Williams

RB

DEN

14

90

George Kittle

TE

SF

9

91

Bryce Young

QB

CAR

11

92

Jayden Reed

WR

GB

10

93

Evan Engram

TE

JAC

12

94

Najee Harris

RB

PIT

9

95

Zamir White

RB

LV

10

96

Raheem Mostert

RB

MIA

6

97

Kyle Pitts

TE

ATL

12

98

Chris Godwin

WR

TB

11

99

Courtland Sutton

WR

DEN

14

100

Jaxon Smith-Njigba

WR

SEA

10

101

Jake Ferguson

TE

DAL

7

102

Tony Pollard

RB

TEN

5

103

Jaylen Warren

RB

PIT

9

104

David Njoku

TE

CLE

10

105

Ladd McConkey

WR

LAC

5

106

Austin Ekeler

RB

WAS

14

107

Xavier Worthy

WR

KC

6

108

Christian Watson

WR

GB

10

109

Brian Thomas Jr.

WR

JAC

12

110

Tyler Lockett

WR

SEA

10

111

Sam Darnold

QB

MIN

6

112

Rome Odunze

WR

CHI

7

113

Geno Smith

QB

SEA

10

114

Dallas Goedert

TE

PHI

5

115

Brock Bowers

TE

LV

10

116

DeAndre Hopkins

WR

TEN

5

117

Devin Singletary

RB

NYG

11

118

Zack Moss

RB

CIN

12

119

Brian Robinson Jr.

RB

WAS

14

120

Jordan Addison

WR

MIN

6

121

Jameson Williams

WR

DET

5

122

Bo Nix

QB

DEN

14

123

Dalton Schultz

TE

HOU

14

124

Tyjae Spears

RB

TEN

5

125

Jerome Ford

RB

CLE

10

126

Jonathon Brooks

RB

CAR

11

127

Chase Brown

RB

CIN

12

128

Ezekiel Elliott

RB

DAL

7

129

Chuba Hubbard

RB

CAR

11

130

Jakobi Meyers

WR

LV

10

131

Keon Coleman

WR

BUF

12

132

Daniel Jones

QB

NYG

11

133

Taysom Hill

TE

NO

12

134

Rashid Shaheed

WR

NO

12

135

Mike Williams

WR

NYJ

12

136

Brandin Cooks

WR

DAL

7

137

Curtis Samuel

WR

BUF

12

138

Gus Edwards

RB

LAC

5

139

Nick Chubb

RB

CLE

10

140

Josh Palmer

WR

LAC

5

141

Jaleel McLaughlin

RB

DEN

14

142

Pat Freiermuth

TE

PIT

9

143

Zach Charbonnet

RB

SEA

10

144

Hollywood Brown

WR

KC

6

145

Trey Benson

RB

ARI

11

146

Adam Thielen

WR

CAR

11

147

Wan'Dale Robinson

WR

NYG

11

148

Khalil Shakir

WR

BUF

12

149

Tyler Allgeier

RB

ATL

12

150

Hunter Henry

TE

NE

14

151

Blake Corum

RB

LAR

6

152

Michael Wilson

WR

ARI

11

153

J.K. Dobbins

RB

LAC

5

154

Luke Musgrave

TE

GB

10

155

Rico Dowdle

RB

DAL

7

156

Gabe Davis

WR

JAC

12

157

Gardner Minshew

QB

LV

10

158

Antonio Gibson

RB

NE

14

159

Ty Chandler

RB

MIN

6

160

Khalil Herbert

RB

CHI

7

161

Josh Downs

WR

IND

14

162

Cole Kmet

TE

CHI

7

163

Jerry Jeudy

WR

CLE

10

164

Bucky Irving

RB

TB

11

165

Ray Davis

RB

BUF

12

166

Drake Maye

QB

NE

14

167

T.J. Hockenson

TE

MIN

6

168

Jahan Dotson

WR

WAS

14

169

Ja'Lynn Polk

WR

NE

14

170

Romeo Doubs

WR

GB

10

171

Rashod Bateman

WR

BAL

14

172

Darnell Mooney

WR

ATL

12

173

Tyler Conklin

TE

NYJ

12

174

Jalin Hyatt

WR

NYG

11

175

Adonai Mitchell

WR

IND

14

176

Demarcus Robinson

WR

LAR

6

177

Tyrone Tracy Jr.

RB

NYG

11

178

Tyler Boyd

WR

TEN

5

179

Cade Otton

TE

TB

11

180

Dontayvion Wicks

WR

GB

10

181

DeMario Douglas

WR

NE

14

182

Jonnu Smith

TE

MIA

6

183

Kimani Vidal

RB

LAC

5

184

Marvin Mims Jr.

WR

DEN

14

185

Justice Hill

RB

BAL

14

186

Miles Sanders

RB

CAR

11

187

Jordan Mason

RB

SF

9

188

Audric Estime

RB

DEN

14

189

Juwan Johnson

TE

NO

12

190

Greg Dulcich

TE

DEN

14

191

Darius Slayton

WR

NYG

11

192

Elijah Moore

WR

CLE

10

193

Alexander Mattison

RB

LV

10

194

Justin Fields

QB

PIT

9

195

Jacoby Brissett

QB

NE

14

196

Hayden Hurst

TE

LAC

5

197

Josh Reynolds

WR

DEN

14

198

Chigoziem Okonkwo

TE

TEN

5

199

Jahan Dotson

WR

PHI

5

200

Tre Tucker

WR

LV

10


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Michael Fabiano
MICHAEL FABIANO

Michael Fabiano is a fantasy football analyst for Sports Illustrated. His weekly rankings and Start 'Em, Sit 'Em articles are must-reads for fantasy players. He is also the co-host of the Fantasy Dirt Podcast on SI. Before joining SI in August 2020, he worked for CBS Sports, NFL Network and SiriusXM. He also contributes to Westwood One Radio. Fabiano was the first fantasy analyst to appear on one of the four major TV networks and is a member of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association Hall of Fame.