4 under-the-radar QBs you can win a fantasy football championship with

We have completed 13 weeks of fantasy football and most leagues have one more week of the regular season before the playoffs get started. If your playoffs have already started or if they start after Week 14, the information here will still apply.

Fantasy football teams have been rocked this season by injuries to the quarterback position and never was that more evident than when we watched on Monday Night Football as one of the more exciting games of this season was decided in overtime between Jake Browning and C.J. Beathard.

Trevor Lawrence went down in the game on Monday night with what is being reported as a high ankle sprain. Though the amount of time he could miss has not been stated, it seems unlikely that he will play in Week 14, at the least.

That injury adds to a list of starting quarterbacks that have been hurt this season. That list includes:

Kirk Cousins
Daniel Jones
Aaron Rodgers
Anthony Richardson
Joe Burrow
Deshaun Watson
Kenny Pickett

All of those players are going to miss the rest of this season or in the case of Pickett, several weeks. The benching of starters Ryan Tannehill and Jimmy Garoppolo have to be factored in as well, meaning that teams in your fantasy playoffs could easily be starting their No. 2 or in some cases, their No. 3 quarterback.

If you happen to qualify for your fantasy playoffs and you are in need of a QB due to one of these injuries, these four quarterbacks, who could be available on the waiver wire or could be streaming options, could help you bring home that trophy.

Jake Browning, Cincinnati Bengals

It could still be tough to insert Jake Browning as your starter and hitting the submit button in a crucial playoff game, but after the way he played on Monday night on the road against Jacksonville, some fears should be eased.

He completed 32-of-37 passes for 354 yards and a touchdown pass. Joe Burrow might not have even posted numbers that good. Browning also got Ja'Marr Chase involved and helped him have a massive game, something that should make his owners smile as well.

Browning is going to play the rest of the way for the Bengals and he is starting to look like the guy who played at Washington that at one time, seemed to have a very bright professional future before eventually going undrafted.

He appears to have a firm grip on the Bengals' offense and head coach Zac Taylor is setting him up to succeed with the game plans he is putting together. I would be confident in rolling with Browning after what he did on Monday night.

Joshua Dobbs, Minnesota Vikings

Joshua Dobbs was having a storybook couple of weeks after being traded to the Vikings before back-to-back losses to the Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears. But he just had his bye week, giving him more time to rest and get familiar with his surroundings.

This team is going to have to throw the ball around and have Dobbs make plays with his athleticism if it is going to go anywhere, so expect head coach Kevin O'Connell to get even more aggressive and open things up down the stretch.

The Vikings do have some great weapons for Dobbs to get the ball to and as soon as Justin Jefferson gets back on the field, the offense is only going to become even more explosive.

This is going to be an interesting final five games for the Vikings this season but they may be looking for a long-term option outside of Cousins. It's Dobbs' time to shine.

Kyler Murray, Arizona Cardinals

Because he missed so much time this year and he plays on one of the league's worst teams, it's been easy to overlook Kyler Murray this season. But if he is available anywhere in your league, he's a must-add.

Kyler still has a lot to prove to the Cardinals as a former No. 1 overall pick but the team may have a top five pick in the NFL Draft next spring and could definitely be looking to go in another direction. That could motivate Murray to turn it up as much as he can.

He also has a favorable playoff schedule. Though he does have to face the San Francisco 49ers in Week 15, he then gets the Bears and Philadelphia Eagles, two of the most giving defenses in fantasy this season.

Murray will be a better option than many of the guys who are now leading their teams because of injuries.

Jordan Love, Green Bay Packers

Heading into this season, Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love drew a lot of hate from the fantasy community and football fans in general. The resounding consensus seemed to be that he wasn't going to be a good option for the Pack at QB and that he was a major draft bust.

Wrong.

Love had a bumpy start to the season, but he has really turned things around in recent weeks and not only shown the Packers that they might have a future star, but fantasy football owners as well.

In his last three games, he has been nothing short of terrific. He has thrown for 857 yards, completed 68.5 percent of his passes and most importantly, has not thrown a single interception.

Take another look at that list of starters who have been hurt this season and then consider the players that have stepped into those spots. Love was not the QB1 for many fantasy owners this season, but for the rest of the year, I would rank Love above any of the quarterbacks that replaced those starters pretty easily.

That means that you could easily be in a league where multiple owners have had to scramble just to find a guy to fill out their lineup while you have had Love, a guy who could be a league-winning quarterback for you quite easily.