Week 15 fantasy football quarterback rankings: Sit 'Em

Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens

Lamar Jackson has not had a truly solid fantasy football performance since way back in Week 9. He is now also dealing with a sprained ankle that realistically limits his biggest weapon: his legs.

Jackson left the game due to an injury in the Week 14 game against the Cleveland Browns and is expected to return Sunday as the Baltimore Ravens square off against the Green Bay Packers.

Yet his last three games have not made for great viewing. He has a combined five interceptions and two touchdowns in that span, which all came in two games because he was forced out so early in Week 14.

Jackson seems to finally be struggling due to the lack of a rushing attack, and his injury may mean the Packers defense blitzes him all game long.

Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia Eagles

Jalen Hurts is returning from an injury of his own. The Philadelphia Eagles signal-caller missed his team's last game in Week 13, before he had a much-needed bye week.

Hurts has had success this year, but it all comes down to his rushing attack for fantasy football owners. Week 11 against New Orleans is a great example.

He only threw for 147 yards, but ran for 69 yards and three touchdowns.

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In his last game before the injury, Hurts tossed three interceptions and had no touchdowns against the New York Giants. Week 15 features a matchup against the Washington Football Team, who still have playoff dreams.

Hurts is too 'hot and cold' as a player who is coming off that injury as well. Trusting him in fantasy football is too risky of a move this week.

Ryan Tannehill, Tennessee Titans

Some fantasy football owners may see Ryan Tannehill as a reliable option. The Tennessee Titans are without Derrick Henry and that should mean plenty of focus on Tannehill, right?

Well, his Titans took on the Jacksonville Jaguars last week and he managed only 191 yards through the air. He did add a rushing touchdown, but it was a lackluster performance by fantasy football standards.

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Tannehill and the Titans take on the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 15. While Pittsburgh can be streaky, T.J. Watt could be back and the Steelers defense has shown a great ability to get to the quarterback.

The Titans can win, but Tannehill is not going to light up the scoreboard. An average performance is the last thing anyone wants when it comes to the fantasy football playoffs.