Week 10 Fantasy Rankings: Tim Tebow and QBs Sure to Impress

Tim Tebow is one of several quarterbacks who are guaranteed to perform well for your fantasy football team in Week 10 of the NFL season.

Knowing which quarterbacks have favorable matchups is crucial to picking the best team possible each week.

With the fantasy playoffs quickly approaching, you have to score the maximum points each week. Let's look at three quarterbacks capable of leading your fantasy football team on Sunday.

1. Matt Ryan

With rookie wide receiver Julio Jones healthy and playing well, Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan has several talented weapons at his disposal on offense.

Against a poor New Orleans Saints defense this week, Ryan will have another strong performane. The Falcons have won three straight games, and the passing game is a major reason why.

New Orleans has given up 26-plus points five times this season, and against a red hot Falcons offense in Week 10 they will once again give up points.

2. Joe Flacco

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco is playing well recently after a mediocre October. His opponent in Week 10 is the Seattle Seahawks, and they allow about 242 passing yards per game.

Flacco has thrown for 300 or more in each of the last two games, including an impressive 300 yards passing with one touchdown and no interceptions performance last week against the talented Pittsburgh Steelers defense.

The Ravens are playing like an elite team right now, and against a bad Seahawks team the passing game led by Flacco will succeed yet again.

3. Tim Tebow

Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow is always a threat to score 20 points for your fantasy team with his running ability.

Against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 10, Tebow will go up against a defense that allows a lot of yards each week.

The Chiefs give up 250.5 passing yards and 120.2 rushing yards per game this season, and Tebow will be able to have an amazing statistical day on Sunday.

Denver knows Tebow is their best weapon, and they will put him in a position to succeed against a weak defense like Kansas City.