In fantasy football, "Q" stands for "Questionable." It indicates that the player's availability for the upcoming game is uncertain due to an injury. A "Q" designation means there is roughly a 50-50 chance that the player will play that week. Fantasy football sites assign this status to keep managers informed about injured players who may or may not participate in the game. This helps fantasy managers make better decisions when setting their lineups. The "Questionable" tag is less definitive than others like "Out" (O) or "Doubtful" (D), which indicate a lower likelihood of playing. In summary:

• Q = Questionable, approximately a 50% chance of playing.
• It signals that the player's status is uncertain due to injury.
• Managers should monitor updates closely to decide whether to start or bench the player.

This designation helps fantasy players strategize by being aware of players who might miss the game due to injury and prepare backups accordingly. The designation is especially important in making last-minute roster decisions before game time. This information comes from several fantasy football expert sources and injury status guides.