QB Rankings 6-10: Why Justin Herbert Is My Biggest Stand of Best Ball Season
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Part 2 of the Best Ball QB Rankings — QBs 6 through 10 for 2026. This is the tier where the season gets won: any of these five can hit 40+ TDs and bring a full stack of pass-catchers with them. Target exposure numbers, stacking partners, and playoff-schedule math for each.
Big headline: Justin Herbert is my single biggest above-market stand of the offseason. 25-30% target exposure, walking into a Mike McDaniel offense with Alt and Slater back healthy and a completely rebuilt interior OL. He's already had a 5,000-yard, 38-TD season with worse weapons — I think the MVP outcome is 30-35% likely.
Inside the episode:
- Why Dak Prescott is a DK preference (300-yard bonuses) but Underdog fade
- The Lamb + Pickens ping-pong stack construction
- Jalen Hurts bounce-back case (Sean Mannion + tush push rushing TDs returning)
- Patrick Mahomes' 42% career boom rate — the highest of any QB in NFL history — makes him a 20% target even coming off ACL
- Why Caleb Williams is the ONE fade of the top 12 — Ben Johnson won't let him cook
- Full playoff-schedule walkthrough on every QB (weather, dome, defensive matchups)
- Late-round stacking darts: Tyquan Thornton, Charlie Kolar, Jayden Blue, Trey Harris
Rankings tool, Boom Game History, Stats Hub, Player Compare, and Team Pages with playoff schedules all live at millymakermaniac.com.
Episode 9 drops next: QBs 11-15.