Week 8 Fantasy Football Rankings: Who Are the 5 Worst QBs?

These five quarterbacks represent the worst in our Week 8 fantasy football rankings: 

Blaine Gabbert, Jacksonville Jaguars

Gabbert has combined for under 200 yards and one touchdown in his past two games, which is a below-average fantasy day for an elite quarterback.

That was against two of the top passing defenses in the NFL in the Ravens and Steelers, but it doesn't get any easier against the Texans. Houston have the fourth-best fantasy defense vs. quarterbacks.

Colt McCoy, Cleveland Browns

A win is a win, but McCoy pushed the boundaries last Sunday as the Browns knocked off the Seahawks in a 6-3 shootout.

McCoy again had a turnover, which is something he's done at least once in every game this season. Going on the road against the 49ers' emerging defense should extend McCoy's turnover trend for another week.

John Beck, Washington Redskins

Beck wasn't terrible in his first start of the season, when he ran and threw for a score in the Redskins' loss to the Panthers.

However, the game proved costly, with both Chris Cooley and Santana Moss going down with injuries. Neither will play on Sunday, since Moss is set to miss more than a month and Cooley went on season-ending IR.

A.J. Feeley, St. Louis Rams

Sam Bradford is still in a walking boot and out of practice, which points to Feeley getting his second consecutive start for the Rams.

Despite falling behind early and throwing for most of the game, Feeley was kept under 200 yards and didn't have a score. Expect something similar this weekend against the Saints.

Curtis Painter, Indianapolis Colts

Painter was serviceable during his first handful of starts, but he fell off the tracks—as did the rest of his team—in the Colts' 62-7 loss last Sunday night.

The Titans have had their moments this season as a dominant pass defense. Stay away from this matchup.