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Step 1
Look at the schedule of the quarterback's team. If the quarterback plays in a tough division or has a schedule filled with tough defenses, it can limit his production.
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Step 2
Determine the type of offense the quarterback's team utilizes. Some teams run offenses that throw the football more than half the time. While other teams conduct offenses that are more conservative and tend to run the ball more than they throw it.
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Step 3
Analyze the teams draft choices and free agent acquisitions. Some quarterbacks can make drastic improvements if the team drafts or signs new offensive weapons for the quarterback. This can also work against the quarterback. If the team brings in new personnel better equipped for the running game, the quarterback will lose opportunities to put points on the board.
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Step 4
Ascertain where the quarterback plays his home games. If the quarterback plays most of the games in a cold weather climate, this can hinder the passing game. Conversely, if the quarterback plays their home games indoors in a climate-controlled environment, this can significantly benefit the quarterback. Read scounting reports to see how he does under all conditions.
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Step 5
Pick experienced quarterbacks. Quarterbacks that possess less than 3 years of experience rarely have a great seasons.
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Step 6
Draft a quality back-up quarterback. Rarely does an NFL fantasy football quarterback make it through the arduous NFL season without an injury. Make sure that the back-up quarterback can come in and score points.
