Jamie Calandro's Week 14 Fantasy Football Rankings - The Industry's Top 5 Accuracy Ranker

Fantasy football Week 14 rankings for RB, WR, TE, QB from the No. 3 most accurate ranker in 2025, Jamie Calandro. Read his fantasy rankings analysis and outlooks.

RotoBaller writer Jamie Calandro shares his Week 14 fantasy football lineup rankings for RB, WR, TE, and QB. After 13 weeks, Jamie is still No. 3 on the leaderboard among the most accurate rankers in the industry -- and is here today to bring you his Week 14 rankings! This rankings article also includes rankings analysis that will hopefully help you make some tough decisions when it comes to sit/start. Jamie is also on X @jac3600 and in our RotoBaller Discord channel, answering questions.

Regular starting options are included to highlight that some of your must-start players have a good chance of supplying winning totals. Much of the analysis helps fantasy players make the tough decisions between two or more similarly valued players.

The rankings are updated as news breaks until the full slate begins on Sunday. Following the positional advice below, you can consult the player rankings tables. The fantasy football lineup rankings analysis is based on half-PPR scoring rules.

Running Back Rankings – Fantasy Football Week 14

The Bears' running game was the story of Week 13 and is now one of the biggest questions for Week 14. D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai combined for 255 rushing yards on 40 carries against the Eagles, and each scored a TD. Their touch and snap counts were almost identical, but it looks like there's enough volume that both warrant RB2 consideration. The Packers lost run-stuffing Devonte Wyatt, which is a major upgrade for both RBs.

Similarly, both Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet are RB2/flex playable against Atlanta, the most run-funnel team in the league. Walker outsnapped Charbonnet last week, but the touch count was virtually identical. Charbonnet remains the favorite for red-zone work, while Walker's volume is a bit more bankable.

Even in a tough matchup (Denver is third in rush defense), Ashton Jeanty is ascending to borderline RB1 status. Last week, he played 96% of snaps and had a whopping 34% target share out of the backfield. The Raiders have seemed to figure out that he needs to be force-fed the ball. Don't hesitate to play him.

Devin Neal was inefficient as the lead runner, but logged an 82% snap share and 17 touches. Tampa Bay stuffs the box, but has allowed the most receiving yards to RBs. Neal is playable in PPR formats. ... The Rams have allowed 3.6 YPC and the fifth-fewest FPPG to opposing RBs, so no Cardinals RB should pop as playable.

It's fair to wonder if Kyren Williams SHOULD be ceding more touches to Blake Corum, who looks better right now. It's still Williams' backfield majority, but Corum is flex playable against the Cardinals defense even with a 35% snap share last week. ... Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears are in a 50/50 split, and Cleveland stuffs the run. No thanks on either.

Woody Marks is someone I've gotten a lot of questions on so far, and the concerns are warranted. Kansas City has allowed the eighth-fewest FPPG to RBs, and Marks has been inefficient of late. It helps that his target share is doubled with C.J. Stroud at QB, so I'm tentatively still playing him as an RB2 or flex.

Wide Receiver Rankings – Fantasy Football Week 14

Michael Wilson went absolutely ballistic with 15/185/0 and 10/118/0 lines on 33 targets in Weeks 11 and 12. He busted with Marvin Harrison Jr. back in Week 13, but still got seven targets with Jacoby Brissett throwing 40 more passes. Harrison injured his heel in the second half and has yet to practice this week. Wilson has WR1 upside if Harrison sits.

It looks like Jayden Reed will return for the Packers after an 11-week absence. His presence should affect Dontayvion Wicks and Matthew Golden more than Romeo Doubs and Christian Watson, who are both still locked in as solid plays. Watson had 10 targets against Detroit a week ago. ... Elic Ayomanor is the lone fantasy-relevant WR on Tennessee.

Jakobi Meyers has quickly ascended to the Jaguars' WR1 for Trevor Lawrence, and has caught 15-of-18 targets for 13.4 YPC and two TDs. Start him with confidence in this AFC South clash. ... Brian Thomas Jr.'s stock arrow has pointed the other way, and he probably gets Charvarius Ward's coverage. I'm not saying to outright sit him, but consider it if you have better options.

Denver is a little dangerous right now in the receiving corps. Troy Franklin and Courtland Sutton are still the WR1 and WR2, but Pat Bryant is rising and out-targeted both of them in Week 13. All three are tentatively startable, with Franklin continuing to be (probably) the safest bet.

No Bears WR is startable this week against Green Bay. Chicago has become the most run-heavy team in the NFC, and Rome Odunze's value has cratered. Luther Burden III has the most upside with his 2.32 YPRR, but he's still being used as a rotational receiver. ... Emeka Egbuka and Chris Godwin Jr.'s stocks are moving in opposite directions. Egbuka still gets consistent targets, but Godwin led the pair in receiving last week. Both are startable, but with shaky floors. Tez Johnson is off the radar.

Tight End Rankings – Fantasy Football Week 14

Kyle Pitts Sr. leads the Falcons in targets and catches since Kirk Cousins took over, and produced an excellent 7-82-0 line (11.7 YPC) on eight targets last weekend. He's the lone fantasy-relevant pass-catcher on Atlanta, and Seattle has allowed the fourth-most FPPG to TEs. ... Harold Fannin Jr. gets similar treatment from Shedeur Sanders, but Cleveland's offense is far more unpredictable.

Despite his snap share dwindling as the season has rolled on, Juwan Johnson has 16 targets over two weeks. Against the pass-funnel Bucs, he's a top-12 option. ... Brenton Strange is the TE4 in fantasy the last two weeks on an 84% snap share. Start him with confidence. ... The Steelers have allowed the seventh-most FPPG to TEs, and Mark Andrews' snap share is increasing. Start him.

Colston Loveland isn't an eruption play since he shares time with Cole Kmet, but he has 26 targets over the last five weeks and is much more of a receiving threat. He's got no floor, but he's startable in a pinch. ... Cade Otton's time is really over for fantasy. Tampa's offense is struggling; there are more mouths to feed, and Otton should be called upon to block more, with Tristan Wirfs likely to miss.

Quarterback Rankings – Fantasy Football Week 14

Over the past five games, the Jaguars have averaged 29.2 PPG while winning four of them en route to being atop the AFC South. This week, they have a colossal clash with the Colts for first place, and Indy will be playing without top CB Sauce Gardner. Trevor Lawrence has passed for eight TDs and run for three more over the past five contests. He's a great start this week.

Jacoby Brissett has thrown an incredible 190 passes over the past four weeks. The matchup isn't great with the Rams' top-5 pass rush, but Arizona should be playing from behind again. ... Tyler Shough is also a solid volume start. The pass-funnel Bucs have allowed the second-most FPPG to QBs, and Shough has two top-12 finishes the last four weeks.

Jordan Love was the QB22 in FFPG before going off on Thanksgiving. Don't let it fool you -- the Bears are much healthier on defense and have cut their YPA allowed almost in half since Week 7. ... Caleb Williams is also a no for me. The Bears are the second run-heaviest team in the league and now have two solid RBs to control this game.

There was definite rust on Joe Burrow, but he threw the ball 46 times and finished as the QB11 in Week 13. The Bills are set up to stop the pass, but Burrow is still a bet-on-talent start.

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