Flex and Superflex ratings in fantasy soccer for 2023.

Welcome to fantasy soccer season and our early superflex rankings for the 2023 NFL season. We know that many of you participate in superflex formats where teams have two quarterbacks in their lineups, so our rankings take that into account. You might be surprised to see quarterbacks in the last few rankings, while the usual second rankings of running backs and wide receivers are higher. But the potential performance demands it. If your league is a standard format, just ignore the presence of quarterbacks. Either way, enjoy working on building your roster before next season!

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Patrick Mahomes, Chiffs (QB1): He was the leader of all quarterbacks in fantasy points from 2018 and is the most reliable pick.

2. Josh Allen, Bills (QB2): More upside due to his running and performance, but overall he's also a fairly safe pick.

3. Jalen Hurts, Eagles (QB3): He led the league with 25.2 fantasy points per game. If you want to pick him at number one, do it.

4. Joe Burrow, Bengals (QB4): He may be a tier below the top three quarterbacks, but he's also ahead of the next group, scoring 21.9 points per game.

5. Lamar Jackson, Ravens''full shape after ankle surgery.

This is just the beginning of the rankings, the full list is available below. Good luck gathering information ahead of next fantasy soccer season!