QB2
Second starting fantasy quarterback
Example
He drafted his QB1 and QB2 in the first 3 rounds, which is a bold move that will most likely backfire when he realizes he has to start 3 mediocre WRs
Related Slang
| QB1 | Second starting fantasy running back |
| QB | Quarterback |
| FF | Fantasy football |
| fab | Fantasy football |
| FFL | Fantasy football league |
| FNB | Football and beer |
| Draft dasher | A fantasy football owner who drafts a team and abandons it |
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QB2 is an acronym used in fantasy football (FFB) that refers to the second starting quarterback on a team. The acronym is only used in FFB leagues that feature two starting QB slots in a lineup.
Most leagues only allow 1 starting QB to play. These leagues usually consist of 10 or more teams. The lineups in these leagues look something like this: 1 QB, 2 RBs, 3 WRs (or 2 WRs and a flex position), 1 TE, 1 K, and 1 team defense and special teams. However, leagues with less teams in them, like 6 or 8 teams, have more QBs available to draft, which means it's easier to start 2 QBs.