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Dynasty Fantasy Football Rankings 2026

Ranked for dynasty: median projection weighted by an age-based dynasty factor, so young players with long runways climb and aging vets slide. Every skill player ranked by our projection model, Half-PPR (switch any time) scoring. Rankings, ADP and last-year stats are free. Our 2026 projections - points, target share, run share and volume - are a Fantasy Pass feature. Click any column header to sort. Also: Best Ball · Dynasty · Superflex · Redraft · by position & scoring.
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1Jahmyr GibbsRBDET1.0A jump from 54.9% to 72.3% run share makes Gibbs the clearest bell-cow case in the 2026 player pool at age 23.
2Jonathan TaylorRBIND7.0Elite-tier run offense, 74% projected run share, and a 41.2% spike rate make Taylor the safest RB2 on the board.
3De'Von AchaneRBMIA11.0Elite efficiency meets a tier-4 run offense and a thin QB room, making Achane's 306-point 2025 baseline easier to trust than his 50% projected run share suggests.
4Bijan RobinsonRBATL2.0A 77.5% projected run share and 323 carries make Bijan the safest bell-cow in the draft, even as a slight target-share dip clouds the ceiling.
5Puka NacuaWRLAR4.0The market drafts him five picks ahead of us because 332 points is hard to argue with, but we see a smaller slice of a crowded tree.
6Ja'Marr ChaseWRCIN3.0A 31.4% target share in 2025 and a tier-1 passing offense upgrade make Chase the most volume-certain WR1 on the board.
7Amon-Ra St. BrownWRDET8.0Three straight WR3 finishes, a 97th-percentile target share, and a tier-1 offense make ARSB the steadiest non-RB floor in the top 10.
8Derrick HenryRBBAL25.0At 31 with a 60.6% run share last year, Henry projects for expanded volume in Baltimore's tier-1 run offense, but age creates real ceiling risk at ADP 25.
9James CookRBBUF10.0Hundredth percentile in yards per game and a 50% spike rate, with a shrinking target share the only thing keeping him out of the top five.
10Christian McCaffreyRBSF5.0A 363-point 2025 season and 72% spike rate make CMC the safest elite pick, but the SF offense tiers weak in both QB situation and run game for 2026.
11Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWRSEA6.0A 33.5% target share in a tier-3 pass offense produced a WR2 finish in 2025, but the QB room now caps how far that repeats.
12Josh JacobsRBGB29.0Jacobs projects a massive run-share jump to 78.0% in 2026, but a 19th-percentile EPA rank and tier-3 run offense raise real questions about the ceiling.
13Chase BrownRBCIN13.0A 63.8% projected run share in a tier-8 run offense creates a real ceiling question, but 243 points last year proves Brown can produce anyway.
14Saquon BarkleyRBPHI16.0Barkley ran for 2,000-plus yards in 2025 and a rising 66.2% run share projects even more volume in 2026, but the ceiling math is tighter than the ADP suggests.
15Kyren WilliamsRBLAR30.0Twelve picks of value on a back with a 91st percentile yards-per-game mark, though a 16.7% spike rate is exactly why he is cheap.
16Zay FlowersWRBAL39.0Elite target share, elite-tier QB, but a tier-3 pass offense and a 23.5% spike rate leave the ceiling narrower than his ADP suggests.
17Josh AllenQBBUF18.0Allen's 14 rushing TDs and 391 points in 2025 make him the single most valuable QB in best-ball formats, and the projection barely budges.
18CeeDee LambWRDAL14.0A 97th-percentile YPG producer with 140-plus projected targets and a tier-2 passing offense, Lamb is the safest WR1 floor at his price.
19Omarion HamptonRBLAC15.0Hampton posted 226 fantasy points as a rookie on a weak run-offense team; the path to growth runs through volume consolidation, not a scheme upgrade.
20A.J. BrownWRNE22.0A new alpha target in a tier-2 QB situation, Brown projects 132 targets and a 224-point ceiling that his 2025 Philadelphia finish already validated.
21Nico CollinsWRHOU26.0A 96th-percentile YPG receiver who posts elite volume numbers despite a tier-5 pass offense and a QB situation that keeps his ceiling narrower than his raw production suggests.
22Javonte WilliamsRBDAL28.0Williams posted a 95th-percentile EPA mark in 2025 yet his projected run share dips to 49.6%, making the volume question the only thing standing between him and RB1 production.
23Kenneth Walker IIIRBKC21.0Walker arrives in KC with a projected 48% run share and Patrick Mahomes upside, but a tier-7 run offense and 11.8% spike rate cap the ceiling hard.
24Justin JeffersonWRMIN12.0A 5.9% career spike-week rate inside a tier-8 quarterback situation, which is why we sit eighteen picks behind where the market drafts him.
25Tee HigginsWRCIN45.0The pass offense jumped from tier-3 to tier-1, but an 18.8% target share keeps Higgins firmly in WR2 territory behind Ja'Marr Chase.
26Trey McBrideTEARI17.0The TE1 lead by a wide margin on targets and scoring, but a collapsing QB situation drags the ceiling down hard in 2026.
27Rashee RiceWRKC33.0A 27% target share and 258 fantasy points in 2025 make Rice the clearest WR1 argument in Kansas City, but a tier-3 pass offense and steep ADP demand scrutiny.
28Drake LondonWRATL20.0A 30.1% target share in a tier-6 pass offense means elite volume with a ceiling that never quite opens up.
29Emeka EgbukaWRTB37.0Egbuka jumps from a 23.5% to a projected 30.8% target share in a pass offense that climbed from tier-5 to tier-2 in one offseason.
30George PickensWRDAL23.0Pickens moved to Dallas and slots into a tier-2 passing offense behind CeeDee Lamb, projecting 116 targets at a 94th-percentile EPA mark with a 258 ceiling.
31Chris OlaveWRNO27.0Elite target volume in a tier-7 passing offense means Olave's 26.5% share is doing heavy lifting with a shaky QB room and a 237.9 ceiling that feels like the realistic peak.
32Breece HallRBNYJ32.0Hall projects for 72.9% run share in a shrinking offense, making him an RB2 dependent almost entirely on volume over efficiency.
33Jalen HurtsQBPHI64.0Hurts projects 341 points on dual-threat volume, a step up from his 326-point 2025 despite a pass offense that grades tier-4.
34DeVonta SmithWRPHI35.0A.J. Brown's departure hands Smith the clear WR1 role, but a tier-4 pass offense and 25% target share cap how far the arrow points up.
35Cam SkatteboRBNYG31.0A 23-year-old workhorse projecting 47.5% run share in a tier-2 run offense, but a shrinking target tree and a bottom-tier QB situation cap the ceiling hard.
36Jeremiyah LoveRBARI24.0A consensus top-3 rookie RB with RB1 upside, but a bottom-tier run offense and crowded backfield cap his 2026 floor hard.
37Davante AdamsWRLAR63.0A tier-1 passing offense and 33.3% spike rate are real, but a projected target share drop from 23.5% to 17.2% is a serious drag on a 33-year-old WR.
38Brock PurdyQBSF106.0A tier-1 pass offense and 536 projected attempts make Purdy a legitimate QB1, but a 159 floor and 30% spike rate keep the ceiling debate alive.
39D'Andre SwiftRBCHI54.0Swift projects 53% run share in a tier-2 run offense, but a step-down from 228 actual points in 2025 makes the case harder to love at this ADP.
40Ashton JeantyRBLV9.0Jeanty ran for 219.6 fantasy points as a rookie but faces a tier-8 QB situation and run offense that cap how high this can go.
41Drake MayeQBNE53.0Maye finished QB4 in 2025 on 353 points, and a tier-1 pass offense sliding to tier-3 means the 2026 projection dips slightly, but a true alpha WR1 in A.J. Brown and 492 projected attempts keep the ceiling intact.
42Jameson WilliamsWRDET58.0Elite YAC and 91st-percentile YPG mask a flat 18% target share that limits his floor in a crowded Detroit tree.
43Rome OdunzeWRCHI65.0Target share jumps from 23.6% to 29.9% as Caleb Williams' sophomore season and a thinned receiver room give Odunze his first real shot at true WR1 volume.
44Lamar JacksonQBBAL41.0Lamar Jackson projects 40 more fantasy points than his 2025 actual in a pass offense that just upgraded from tier-4 to tier-3, and his 30.8% spike rate makes him a best-ball weapon at any price.
45Ladd McConkeyWRLAC50.0A 25.6% projected target share and elite YAC ability make McConkey the most volume-secure WR2 in a tier-4 passing offense you'd rather avoid.
46Jayden DanielsQBWAS61.0Daniels took a step forward from 281.96 points in 2025 to a 325.5 projection in 2026, but a tier-6 pass offense keeps the ceiling at 383.7 and the floor uncomfortably low at 163.5.
47Malik NabersWRNYG46.0A 29.9% target share at age 22 is elite production; a tier-7 passing offense projecting 181 targets is the tax you pay to own it.
48Jaxson DartQBNYG85.0Dart finished QB7 in actual points in 2025 and projects to repeat that finish on 410 attempts with 9 rushing TDs already baked into last year's line.
49Christian WatsonWRGB70.0Watson's 92nd-percentile EPA and 20.8% projected target share make him a legitimate WR1, but a 91-point floor demands trust in a 26-year-old with durability questions.
50DJ MooreWRBUF36.0Moore arrives in Buffalo as the alpha WR the offense has lacked, but a shrinking projected target share and a 39th-percentile EPA profile make the ADP a tough sell.
51Quinshon JudkinsRBCLE38.0Judkins runs a 66% share in a bottom-tier offense, and that contradiction is exactly where the value lives or dies.
52Tucker KraftTEGB77.0A 92nd-percentile EPA rate and 98th-percentile YAC over expected at age 25 make Kraft the most efficient TE2 on the board.
53Jaylen WarrenRBPIT71.0Warren's 55% run share produced a 209-point 2025, but a projected dip to 49% run share and a tier-6 QB situation make the 2026 case lean heavily on efficiency over volume.
54Joe BurrowQBCIN51.0Burrow steps from a tier-3 pass offense in 2025 to a tier-1 unit in 2026, and 550 projected attempts with a healthy arm back the upgrade.
55David MontgomeryRBHOU49.0A pre-FA trade brought Montgomery to Houston, but a tier-6 run offense and 31% projected run share make him a volume-challenged RB2 at best.
56Mike EvansWRSF62.0A tier-1 passing offense in San Francisco masks a shrinking 17.4% projected target share for a 32-year-old WR1 with a 77.6 floor.
57Jaylen WaddleWRDEN57.0A tier-5 passing offense caps the ceiling, but Waddle's 22.3% target share and elite YPG percentile make the floor surprisingly durable at this ADP.
58Patrick MahomesQBKC109.0Mahomes posted 341 actual points in 2025 but the model projects a modest step back to 313, and the pass offense tier jump from tier-5 to tier-3 may not fully offset a deeper target tree.
59Jakobi MeyersWRJAX102.0A 22.7% target share in a tier-4 passing offense is a tough ceiling to get excited about at an ADP of 102.
60Brian Thomas Jr.WRJAX67.0A 23-year-old WR2 on a pass offense that slid from tier-2 to tier-4, Thomas projects 107 targets but faces a real ceiling tax from a crowded target tree.
61Tetairoa McMillanWRCAR42.0McMillan owns a 26.8% target share in a tier-7 passing offense, and his ADP already prices in upside the situation cannot deliver.
62Luther Burden IIIWRCHI43.0Elite separation (96th percentile) and above-average YAC ability are real, but 14.6% projected target share in a tier-3 passing offense caps the ceiling hard at ADP 43.
63Caleb WilliamsQBCHI72.0Caleb Williams finished QB10 in 2025 with 317 points, and a 557-attempt projection gives him a real path back to that number despite a tier-5 QB situation.
64Terry McLaurinWRWAS60.0Elite route runner, 87th-percentile EPA, but a tier-6 passing offense and a 10% spike rate make 115 targets feel more like a ceiling than a floor.
65Rhamondre StevensonRBNE73.0Stevenson's run share climbs to 36.2% in a tier-2 run offense, but a shrinking target share and a 14th-percentile EPA rank keep the ceiling honest.
66Brock BowersTELV19.0A 24.1% target share at TE ranks in the 97th percentile, but a tier-8 QB situation is a real ceiling tax on a 171-point projection.
67Alec PierceWRIND90.0Pierce's 95th-percentile EPA and a 22.1% projected target share look elite, but a tier-4 pass offense and a shaky QB room cap the floor hard.
68Jordyn TysonWRNO99.0A 22-year-old rookie WR2 with 101 projected targets in a thin New Orleans passing tree, but a tier-7 pass offense caps every ceiling number.
69Garrett WilsonWRNYJ47.0Elite target volume (99th-percentile share) meets a tier-8 QB situation, making Wilson a ceiling-capped volume play at a premium ADP of 47.
70Jayden ReedWRGB118.0Elite separation at the 98th percentile powers a projected 86-target role in a pass offense that just jumped to tier-2, yet the 0% spike rate is a real best-ball tax.
71Matthew StaffordQBLAR104.0A tier-1 passing offense with 570 projected attempts and a 38.9% spike rate makes Stafford a legitimate QB1 well below his actual value at ADP 104.
72Trevor LawrenceQBJAX76.0Lawrence finished QB12 in actual 2025 scoring but a pass offense tier drop to tier-4 clouds whether he can repeat that production in 2026.
73J.K. DobbinsRBDEN91.0Elite efficiency at the 98th percentile in rush yards over expected, but a below-average QB situation and thin projected volume (212 carries) leave the ceiling narrower than the ADP implies.
74Courtland SuttonWRDEN81.0Sutton's target share slips from 21.6% to 18.7% in a tier-5 pass offense, but a 225 ceiling keeps him relevant in best-ball formats.
75Kyle MonangaiRBCHI79.0A tier-2 run offense with 29% projected run share and D'Andre Swift above him on the depth chart makes Monangai a volume-dependent gamble at his current ADP.
76DK MetcalfWRPIT93.0A 21% target share in a tier-6 passing offense caps the projection at 161 points, but 98th-percentile YAC over expected keeps the ceiling honest.
77Dak PrescottQBDAL74.0A tier-2 passing offense, 579 projected attempts, and a receiver room that upgraded at WR2 make Prescott a reliable QB1 anchor at an ADP that reflects the right price.
78Kyler MurrayQBMIN125.0A 517-attempt workload arriving in a tier-7 passing offense is the entire tension in this Kyler Murray pick.
79Baker MayfieldQBTB119.0Tampa Bay's pass offense jumped two tiers between 2025 and 2026, and Mayfield is the direct beneficiary with 542 projected attempts.
80TreVeyon HendersonRBNE48.0Henderson's 90th-percentile EPA and elite rushing efficiency make him a legitimate RB2 upside play, but a 33.9% projected run share in a crowded backfield keeps the floor thin.
81Jared GoffQBDET101.0Three straight tier-1 passing seasons and 564 projected attempts make Goff the most reliable QB2 anchor in best ball.
82Jordan MasonRBMIN96.0Mason projects for 49.6% run share in a bottom-tier run offense, which makes the 214.7 ceiling harder to trust than the ADP implies.
83Tyler WarrenTEIND56.0A 23-year-old TE1 projecting 126 targets and a 23.6% share in a thin passing tree, but a tier-4 offense and ADP creep are real taxes.
84George KittleTESF105.0A tier-1 pass offense and 97th-percentile EPA rate make Kittle compelling, but a shrinking target share and age-32 curve create real projection risk at his ADP.
85Marvin Harrison Jr.WRARI78.0A 23-year-old WR1 with 79th-percentile EPA and a projected 19.1% target share in a tier-5 passing offense that keeps a lid on the ceiling.
86Bucky IrvingRBTB44.0Irving finished RB2 in PPR last season but the model sees a sharp run-share drop from 62% to 51% in a bottom-tier run offense, and the ADP hasn't caught up.
87Harold Fannin Jr.TECLE59.0A 21-year-old TE1 projecting 120 targets at 23.4% share, but a tier-7 pass offense is the ceiling tax you cannot ignore.
88Sam LaPortaTEDET84.0A tier-1 passing offense feeds LaPorta 77 projected targets at age 24, but a shrinking target share makes the floor-to-ceiling math tight.
89Wan'Dale RobinsonWRTEN83.0A 28.5% target share last year shrinks to 22.4% in 2026 inside a tier-8 pass offense, and the math gets uncomfortable fast.
90Rico DowdleRBPIT69.0Dowdle's 51.2% run share in 2025 collapses to a projected 31.3% in 2026, and the Pittsburgh QB room makes the passing volume nearly irrelevant.
91Bo NixQBDEN97.0A tier-5 pass offense caps Nix's ceiling, but 570 projected attempts and a 208 floor make him a viable streaming QB2 at his ADP.
92Makai LemonWRPHI112.0A.J. Brown's departure opens a WR2 role in Philadelphia for this first-round rookie, but a tier-4 pass offense and thin TD projection make the ceiling debate real.
93Travis EtienneRBNO34.0A 53% run share in Jacksonville last year means almost nothing in New Orleans, where a 28.5% projected run share and a bottom-tier QB situation make this a volume cliff.
94Quentin JohnstonWRLAC111.0Johnston posted 193 fantasy points in 2025, but a shrinking target share and a tier-4 pass offense make a repeat difficult to bank on.
95Parker WashingtonWRJAX92.0A 23-year-old slot with elite YAC over expected (92nd percentile) and best-ball upside, now working against a shrinking target share in a downgraded passing offense.
96Rachaad WhiteRBWAS98.0A tier-1 run offense with a crowded backfield: White projects 21.6% run share and a 71 floor that demands caution at his ADP.
97Michael WilsonWRARI82.0A 93-target projection in a tier-5 pass offense with shrinking target share and a 19th-percentile separation grade makes Wilson a tough sell at his ADP.
98Michael PittmanWRPIT110.0A bottom-tier pass offense, a shrinking target share, and a projected TD rate near zero make Pittman's 161-point 2025 finish look like a ceiling, not a floor.
99Carnell TateWRTEN87.0A tier-8 passing offense with a shrinking target share projection makes this rookie receiver a ceiling-dependent dart throw at current ADP.
100Xavier WorthyWRKC122.0Elite separation at the 91st percentile but a 0% spike rate and thin target share make Worthy a best-ball puzzle worth solving at ADP 122.
101Josh DownsWRIND117.0A slot-volume WR2 in a tier-4 pass offense, Downs projects for 108 targets and a 20.1% share, but a 0% spike rate and weak QB room cap the ceiling hard.
102RJ HarveyRBDEN66.0Harvey scored 185 points in 2025 on a 32% run share, but the 2026 projection drops him to 17% as J.K. Dobbins takes over the backfield.
103Khalil ShakirWRBUF141.0Elite separation and elite YAC-over-expected mask a TD projection near zero and a ceiling that depends on surviving a crowded new-look Buffalo passing tree.
104De'Zhaun StriblingWRSF214.0A 22-year-old rookie stepping into a tier-1 passing offense at WR2, but a shrinking target share projection keeps the ceiling narrow.
105Kaelon BlackRBSF231.0A rookie back on a crowded SF depth chart with a 20% run share projection and a 222-point ceiling that makes the late-ADP price worth testing.
106Matthew GoldenWRGB134.0A 22-year-old WR3 in a tier-2 passing offense whose 93rd-percentile YAC over expected hints at a breakout a 15.9% projected target share could finally unlock.
107Jadarian PriceRBSEA55.0A first-round rookie inheriting a vacated starting role, but a tier-4 run offense and just 25% projected run share cap the ceiling hard.
108Chris Godwin Jr.WRTB89.0A tier-2 passing offense upgrade props up a 29-year-old WR2 whose 97th-percentile YAC ability keeps the floor alive despite a shrinking 15.8% projected target share.
109Daniel JonesQBIND158.0Jones posted 300.9 fantasy points in 2025, but a 7.7% spike rate and tier-4 pass offense make the ceiling math hard to trust at his ADP.
110Woody MarksRBHOU123.0A 29.5% projected run share and a tier-6 run offense make Marks a volume bet with a very narrow margin for error.
111Sam DarnoldQBSEA135.0Darnold steps into Seattle with a 276-point projection and 473 pass attempts lined up, but a tier-4 QB situation keeps the ceiling capped at 331.5.
112Jordan WhittingtonWRLARElite separation (97th percentile) and a tier-1 passing offense make Whittington a volume-starved WR worth tracking, but his 11th-percentile target share is the hill standing between him and relevance.
113Justin HerbertQBLAC86.0Herbert projects to dip from his 306-point 2025 finish inside a tier-4 passing offense, making him a late-round dart rather than a locked-in QB1.
114Jacory Croskey-MerrittRBWAS114.0A tier-1 run offense, a 46% projected run share, and elite rush yards over expected make Croskey-Merritt a compelling late-round flier despite a crowded backfield.
115Aaron JonesRBMIN124.0A 31-year-old back projected for just 31.7% run share in a tier-6 run offense; the 53.8 floor tells the real story.
116Blake CorumRBLAR95.0A 32% run share in a tier-3 run offense with a 5.6% spike rate and Kyren Williams above him makes Corum a tough sell at ADP 95.
117Jauan JenningsWRMIN166.0A WR3 role in a now tier-7 passing offense with a 19% target share that's projected to shrink makes this a volume story with real ceiling risk.
118Jordan AddisonWRMIN116.0A 20% target share in a tier-7 passing offense makes Addison's 99-target ceiling harder to reach than ADP implies.
119Mark AndrewsTEBAL115.0Andrews projects for a 19.5% target share with Lamar Jackson in a pass offense that jumped from tier-6 to tier-3, but a 76-point floor and thin efficiency marks demand realistic expectations.
120Travis KelceTEKC94.0At 36 with a shrinking 18% projected target share, Kelce's 153-point 2025 season is unlikely to repeat in a tier-3 passing offense.
121Colston LovelandTECHI40.0A 21-year-old rookie TE1 who posted a 98th-percentile EPA mark in 2025 is now being priced like a locked-in top-5 tight end at ADP 40.
122Romeo DoubsWRNE127.0Doubs signed a four-year deal to catch passes from Drake Maye, but a shrinking target share and a thin separation profile make the WR2 label do a lot of heavy lifting.
123Malik WashingtonWRMIA181.0Elite separation (94th percentile) and a target share nearly doubling to 20.6% are doing a lot of work against a tier-4 pass offense and a 0% spike rate.
124Caleb DouglasWRMIA188.0A rookie WR2 in a tier-4 passing offense, Douglas projects for 12.6% target share at an ADP that barely prices in a pulse.
125Germie BernardWRPIT232.0A rookie WR3 in a tier-6 passing offense with a 50-point floor, but an ADP of 232 makes the ceiling math worth a look.
126Kyle PittsTEATL68.0Projecting 106 targets at age 25 in a bottom-tier passing offense, Pitts is a volume trap dressed up as a discount.
127Rashid ShaheedWRSEA129.0Shaheed steps into a cleaner WR2 role in Seattle with a tier-3 pass offense upgrade, but a 5.6% spike rate and 18th-percentile EPA cap the ceiling hard.
128Kenneth GainwellRBTB103.0Gainwell's 2025 role erodes sharply in 2026, with run share dropping from 28% to 23.4% and a bottom-tier rushing offense dimming the ceiling.
129Bhayshul TutenRBJAX52.0Tuten's ADP of 52 assumes a lead role he hasn't earned, backed by a 19th-percentile run grade and a backfield that just added Chris Rodriguez Jr.
130Jordan LoveQBGB126.0A tier-2 pass offense upgrade fuels a 267-point projection, but a 25% spike rate and narrow floor make Love a boom-or-bust QB2 bet.
131Ricky PearsallWRSF108.0A tier-1 passing offense can't save a WR4 whose projected target share craters from 17.8% to 6.7%.
132KC ConcepcionWRCLE136.0A tier-7 passing offense and a 48.5 floor make Concepcion a swing-for-the-ceiling dart, not a reliable WR2 anchor.
133Travis HunterWRJAX196.0Hunter's 19.9% target share from 2025 compresses to a projected 13.2% in 2026, and the pass offense drops from tier-2 to tier-4.
134Dallas GoedertTEPHI128.0Goedert finished TE4 in 2025 with 175 actual points, but a restructured target tree and a tier-4 pass offense push the 2026 projection down to 129.
135Ja'Kobi LaneWRBAL240.0A rookie WR3 in a tier-1 QB situation, Lane projects a 12.8% target share with a 193.5 ceiling that far outpaces his late-round ADP of 240.
136Tony PollardRBTEN75.0Pollard's run share drops from 64% to 49% with Nicholas Singleton and Tyjae Spears cutting into a thin backfield in a tier-8 run offense.
137Jonathan BrooksRBCAR100.0A partial 2025 season leaves the 22-year-old with only 30.5% run share, but a projected jump to 37.9% in 2026 makes the upside real if the backfield consolidates.
138Ty JohnsonRBBUF208.0An 80th percentile efficiency mark on 25 carries, attached to the best offense in football, with a 0% career spike rate.
139Dalton KincaidTEBUF113.0Elite EPA percentile masks a shrinking 13.4% target share and a TD projection so low it nearly reads as zero.
140Chuba HubbardRBCAR88.0A 46.5% projected run share in a tier-8 run offense with 18th-percentile EPA and a 48-point floor tells the whole story.
141Bo MeltonWRGBMelton posted a 161-point 2025 but faces a crowded Green Bay receiver room that projects him as the clear WR4, with a ceiling under 180 points.
142Oronde Gadsden IITELAC153.0At 22, Gadsden is the LAC TE1 in a tier-4 passing offense, projecting 73 targets with a 64.5 floor and 150.7 ceiling that barely justifies the ADP.
143Justice HillRBBAL190.0A tier-1 run offense with a thin backfield depth chart makes Hill's 119-point projection quietly useful as a late-round RB3.
144Tyjae SpearsRBTEN131.0With a 22.4% projected run share and a tier-8 QB situation, Spears is a volume-capped RB3 unlikely to match even his modest 2025 floor.
145Tre TuckerWRLV185.0Tucker leads a tier-8 passing offense at 17.5% target share with a 5.9% spike rate and a ceiling that depends heavily on a QB situation nobody trusts.
146Dalton SchultzTEHOU165.0Solid production metrics mask a shrinking target share and a tier-5 passing offense that limits the ceiling for a TE pushing 30.
147Antonio WilliamsWRWAS187.0A 22-year-old rookie WR3 in Washington projects 57 targets at 12.0% share, with a 192.6 ceiling that rewards patience in best ball.
148Isaac GuerendoRBSFElite rush yards over expected (98th percentile) but a tier-5 run offense and Christian McCaffrey ahead of him cap the upside hard.
149Mike Washington Jr.RBLV183.0A fourth-round rookie who projects just 31.9 carries and 9.3% run share in a tier-8 run offense, but ADP 183 prices in almost nothing.
150Jaylen WrightRBMIA213.0
151C.J. StroudQBHOU144.0A tier-5 pass offense caps Stroud's ceiling hard, but 510 projected attempts and a 6.7% spike rate give him streaming upside at his ADP.
152Jerry JeudyWRCLE163.0A tier-7 passing offense, a shrinking 17.8% target share, and zero career spike weeks make Jeudy a hard sell at any price.
153Zachariah BranchWRATL198.0A 22-year-old rookie in a tier-6 passing offense with a 40-point floor and 192-point ceiling, Branch is a pure ceiling swing at a deep-board price.
154Denzel BostonWRCLE169.0A rookie WR3 in a tier-7 passing offense, Boston's 39.5 floor and 0.047 projected TD rate make him a high-variance dart throw at best.
155Jayden HigginsWRHOU146.0A 23-year-old WR2 in a tier-5 passing offense, Higgins projects 77 targets on a modest 14.4% share with a 55-to-173 floor-to-ceiling spread that demands caution at current price.
156Troy FranklinWRDEN249.0A 22-year-old with a 140.6-point 2025 finish sitting well past pick 200 in a crowded Denver target tree that is about to get more crowded.
157Adonai MitchellWRNYJ195.0A 23-year-old with 85 projected targets sits in a tier-8 passing offense with a 6th-percentile EPA rank and a 54-point floor.
158Tank DellWRHOU202.0A 25-year-old WR3 returning after a partial 2025 season, projecting 111 points in a tier-5 pass offense with a 188.7 ceiling worth chasing at ADP 202.
159Omar Cooper Jr.WRNYJ170.0A rookie WR3 on a tier-8 passing offense with a shrinking projected target share and a 37.9 floor that demands best-ball patience.
160Jake FergusonTEDAL107.0Ferguson's 16.9% target share from 2025 shrinks to 14.8% projected in 2026, and the TD model is nearly flat, so you're paying for a repeat that probably won't come.
161Hunter HenryTENE138.0The pass-offense tier dropped from tier-1 to tier-3 and a crowded target tree squeezes Henry's projected share from 18% to 14.3%, making the floor-to-ceiling math uncomfortable at his ADP.
162Juwan JohnsonTENO120.0Johnson posted 145 fantasy points as NO's TE1 in 2025, but a tier-7 pass offense and shrinking 15.5% target share make the 2026 projection look like a ceiling, not a floor.
163Keaton MitchellRBLAC149.0Mitchell's 170-point ceiling looks appealing at age 22, but a tier-5 run offense and a 6.3-point 2025 actuals make this a speculative dart at best.
164Chig OkonkwoTEWAS132.0Washington's TE1 in a tier-6 passing offense with elite YAC but a touchdown projection near zero and a narrow floor.
165Jonah ColemanRBDEN152.0A 22-year-old rookie with a 217 ceiling but only 11% projected run share in a crowded four-back room.
166Jaylin NoelWRHOU270.0A 23-year-old slot option projecting for 11.0% target share in a tier-5 passing offense, Noel's ADP sits well below his projected output.
167Andrei IosivasWRCINA 10% target share in a tier-1 passing offense sounds better than a 0.0% spike rate and 19th-percentile separation suggest.
168Dylan SampsonRBCLE164.0A 0th percentile yards-per-game mark and a 13.7% run share, which makes an ADP of 161 still too early.
169Jacoby BrissettQBARI161.0Brissett starts 2026 as ARI's QB1 with a tier-6 QB situation and a 92.6 floor that makes him a risky best-ball anchor at any price.
170Pat BryantWRDEN271.0A 23-year-old WR4 in a tier-5 passing offense with a 0% spike rate and shrinking target share, Bryant is a deep-late flier with almost no floor.
171Dameon PierceRBPHI
172Sean TuckerRBTB197.0Buccaneers backup at 18% run share. Tier-6 run-O with Irving dominating — pure handcuff with no path to weekly relevance unless Irving misses time.
173T.J. HockensonTEMIN145.0A shrinking 15.6% target share in a tier-7 passing offense leaves Hockenson projecting near a TE2 baseline with a floor that barely clears 49 points.
174Malachi FieldsWRNYG179.0A 22-year-old rookie receiver buried in a tier-7 passing offense, projecting just 28 targets but carrying ceiling upside worth the late-round price.
175Adam RandallRBBAL252.0A fifth-round rookie behind a top-tier run offense, Randall projects just 32 carries but carries a 205-point ceiling at a late-round price.
176Bam KnightRBARIA 2nd percentile rush yards over expected mark on 38 carries, which is a deep contingency piece and nothing more than that.
177Konata MumpfieldWRLAR
178Brenton StrangeTEJAX142.0Strange put up 134.6 actual points in 2025, but a shrinking target share and a pass offense sliding to tier-4 make the projection drop to 103 a real concern.
179Raheim SandersRBCLE
180Jalen McMillanWRTB162.0Elite efficiency metrics mask a shrinking 7.9% target share in a crowded Tampa receiver room, making the ceiling more mirage than reality.
181AJ BarnerTESEA186.0A 23-year-old TE1 with 87th-percentile separation, Barner holds the top target share in Seattle but faces a shrinking projection and a tier-4 QB room.
182Treylon BurksWRWASA tier-6 pass offense, a 0.0% career spike rate, and bottom-5 efficiency marks make Burks a roster filler with almost no best-ball upside.
183Pat FreiermuthTEPIT180.0A tier-6 pass offense, shrinking target share, and a 6.2% spike rate make Freiermuth a tough sell at his current ADP despite elite YAC numbers.
184Ryan FlournoyWRDAL233.0Cowboys WR4 at 8% target share. Tier-1 pass-O with Dak. Within-team rank #4 — strong offense but no projected share given Lamb/Pickens dominance.
185Simi FehokoWRARI
186Devin SingletaryRBNYG223.0Cam Skattebo's backfield leaves Singletary projecting just 55.6 carries and a 14.7% run share, shrinking from last year's 23.2%.
187KaVontae TurpinWRDAL
188Jerome FordRBWAS
189Kenyon SadiqTENYJ150.0A rookie TE1 with a 15.0% spike rate and ADP value, but a tier-8 passing offense and a shrinking projected target share make the ceiling narrow.
190Fernando MendozaQBLV177.0A rookie QB1 in a tier-8 passing offense, Mendoza projects at 235.7 points with a ceiling that barely clears starter territory.
191Tank BigsbyRBPHI167.0Eagles backup at 14% run share. Tier-5 run-O with Barkley dominating lead — handcuff floor only with no weekly path unless Barkley misses extended time.
192Greg DortchWRDETLions WR depth at 8% target share. Tier-2 pass-O. Within-team rank #3 — limited path with St. Brown/Williams/LaPorta above him on projected depth.
193Jalen CokerWRCAR147.0An 83rd-percentile EPA rate built on a 14.4% target share from a tier-7 passing offense is a ceiling, not a foundation.
194Chris BellWRMIA220.0A rookie WR3 in a tier-4 passing offense, Bell's 171.5 ceiling at ADP 220 makes him a cheap late-round dart.
195Aaron RodgersQBPIT168.0A tier-6 QB situation at age 42 with a 5.9% spike rate and zero path to QB1 value in any format.
196Cade OttonTETB175.0Otton's target share is projected to slip from 17% to 13.1% even as Tampa's pass offense upgrades, making him a volume-capped TE2 at a TE1 price.
197Josh PalmerWRBUFA tier-2 passing offense with a tier-1 QB sounds great until you see four mouths ahead of him on the target tree.
198Braelon AllenRBNYJ184.0
199Tyler ScottWRLAR
200Chris Rodriguez Jr.RBJAX143.0A projected 48.8% run share looks like an upgrade, but a tier-5 run offense, a 0% spike rate, and a thin ceiling of 183.9 make this a tough sell at ADP 143.
201Patrick TaylorRBSFElite rush yards over expected (96th percentile) in a backfield that may hand him emergency volume, but a tier-5 run offense makes the floor genuinely fragile.
202Bryce YoungQBCAR156.0A tier-8 QB situation in a tier-7 passing offense: Young's 232-point projection barely budges from his 238-point 2025 actual, and the ceiling is the thinnest of any starting QB near this ADP.
203Kayshon BoutteWRNE176.0Patriots WR4 at 8% target share. Tier-1 (projected) pass-O with Maye. Within-team rank #4 — elite young-QB context but room is crowded above him.
204David NjokuTELAC155.0A tight end joining a better offense at pick 212, with a 7th percentile efficiency mark and a 26.7 floor.
205Brian RobinsonRBATL160.0Atlanta workhorse with 73% run share plus a meaningful 16% target share. Elite .59 spike rate at 24, coming off a full RB1 season. Weak QB tier caps ceiling slightly, volume still dominates.
206Jaleel McLaughlinRBDEN
207Tyrone Tracy Jr.RBNYG130.0A 39% run share starter in 2025 who now projects at 34% with a crowded backfield above him and a 25-point floor that makes this ADP dangerous.
208Keon ColemanWRBUF255.0A target share falling to 12.7% at 22, in the best offense in football, with a 29th percentile separation mark the reason.
209Mitchell TinsleyWRCIN
210Colby ParkinsonTELAR263.0A tight end catching passes in a tier-1 passing offense, still sitting there at pick 215 where nothing costs anything.
211Zavion ThomasWRCHIA 22-year-old rookie slotted third on the depth chart with a 166-point ceiling and almost no TD projection creates a pure lottery-ticket profile.
212Rashod BatemanWRBAL257.0A 15.6% projected target share with Lamar Jackson at QB sounds appealing, but a 0.0% career spike rate and bottom-tier efficiency metrics make the ceiling hard to trust.
213Tyquan ThorntonWRKCChiefs WR4 at 8% target share. Tier-5 pass-O with Mahomes. Within-team rank #4 — depth only with Rice/Worthy/Hopkins competing for projected share.
214Tyler ShoughQBNO121.0
215Tre HarrisWRLAC221.0Chargers rookie WR at 6% target share. Tier-4 pass-O with Herbert. Within-team rank #4 — no projected path to weekly relevance with McConkey/Johnston above.
216Sincere McCormickRBSFA depth back with elite rush efficiency (87th percentile yards over expected) buried behind Christian McCaffrey on a weak-tier offense with a 0% spike rate.
217Seth McGowanRBINDA late-round handcuff behind Jonathan Taylor in a tier-1 run offense, with a 183-point ceiling that outpaces his near-zero VORP floor.
218Trey BensonRBARIA backfield crowded with Jeremiyah Love pushes Benson's projected run share down to 29.4% and his ceiling to a modest 181.5 points.
219Mike GesickiTECIN226.0Catching passes from an elite quarterback at 30, with a 3rd percentile mark after the catch and a 98.8 ceiling.
220Evan EngramTEDEN237.0A 92nd percentile separation tight end going at pick 220, with a 0% career spike rate as the obvious catch.
221Xavier HutchinsonWRHOU
222Roman WilsonWRPIT
223Nicholas SingletonRBTEN193.0A fifth-round rookie in a bottom-tier run offense with 2.1% projected run share and a 28.9 floor that barely clears replacement level.
224Jalen TolbertWRMIA206.0Dolphins WR3 at 11% target share. Tier-1 (projected) pass-O with Tua. Within-team rank #3 — Hill/Waddle dominance limits weekly path.
225Isaiah LikelyTENYG80.0A 13.5% target share from 2025 shrinks to 9.7% in 2026 inside a tier-7 pass offense built around a rookie QB, making Likely hard to trust at his current ADP.
226Audric Estim<U+00E9>RBNOA 94th percentile rush yards over expected mark on 77 carries, in a five-man backfield with an 18.8 floor underneath him.
227Xavier LegetteWRCARA 15% target share in a tier-7 passing offense with a 6.2% spike rate makes Legette a low-floor dart at best.
228Jake TongesTESF216.0A tight end in a tier-1 passing offense at pick 250, with a 17.9 floor and 55 targets keeping expectations low.
229Jaret PattersonRBLAC
230Tyler AllgeierRBARI148.0Cardinals backup at 28% run share. Tier-3 run-O is decent but Conner / rookie Love share — pure handcuff/flex value with no weekly path.
231Ted HurstWRTB268.0A rookie wideout buried at WR4 in a tier-2 passing offense, Hurst's 163.8 ceiling makes him a worthwhile late-round lottery ticket at ADP 268.
232Kimani VidalRBLAC212.0Vidal's 47% run share in 2025 collapses to a projected 30% behind Omarion Hampton, making him a thin handcuff at a tier-5 run offense.
233Greg DulcichTEMIA172.0A 15th percentile separation mark and a 21.9 floor, with an ADP of 163 the only thing arguing for a tight end this thin.
234Michael CarterRBTENEagles backup at 31% run share. Tier-8 run-O context, Barkley dominates — pure handcuff with no weekly relevance unless Barkley misses extended time.
235Samaje PerineRBCIN256.0Bengals deep backup. Tier-7 run-O with Brown dominating — pure depth play with no projected weekly relevance.
236Kaytron AllenRBWAS201.0A tier-1 run offense with a crowded backfield: Allen projects just 25 carries in 2026, making him a speculative stash at best.
237Devaughn VeleWRNO258.0
238Tyler GoodsonRBATL
239Dontayvion WicksWRPHI241.0
240Elijah MooreWRPHI
241Cooper KuppWRSEA224.0Seahawks veteran addition at 20% target share. Tier-3 pass-O with Darnold. Age-30 plus health history; .36 spike kept weekly ceiling alive but JSN dominates.
242Elijah MitchellRBPHI
243Emmett JohnsonRBKC189.0A fifth-round rookie buried in the KC depth chart, Johnson projects just 30 carries but carries a 210.9 ceiling worth the late-round flier.
244Marvin Mims Jr.WRDENBroncos WR4 at 7% target share. Tier-4 pass-O with Nix. Within-team rank #4 — depth play only with no realistic path to weekly relevance.
245Dyami BrownWRWASCommanders WR5 at 6% target share. Tier-7 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — depth-only with no realistic weekly path.
246Alvin KamaraRBNO139.0A 16.8% projected run share and 6.9% target share at age 30 make Kamara a volume story that no longer has much volume.
247Isaiah DavisRBNYJ
248Malik DavisRBDALCowboys backup at 17% run share. Tier-3 run-O with Dak. Williams dominates lead — handcuff-only with no projected weekly relevance.
249Zach CharbonnetRBSEA133.0Seahawks change-of-pace back, 55% run share splitting with Walker. Tier-3 run-O is decent; pass-game role gives a PPR-stable floor with low weekly ceiling.
250AJ DillonRBCAR
251Jaydon BlueRBDAL219.0
252Jawhar JordanRBHOUA 99th percentile rush yards over expected mark on 123 carries, with a 13.6 floor and no meaningful market price at all.
253Max KlareTELARA second-round rookie tight end in a tier-1 passing offense, projected for 28 targets in a room already five deep.
254Roschon JohnsonRBCHI
255Tyler ConklinTEDET
256Olamide ZaccheausWRATL
257Kendrick LawWRDET
258Tyrell ShaversWRBUFBills WR6 at 3% target share. Tier-2 pass-O with Allen. Within-team rank #6 — elite QB context wasted on a depth player with no realistic weekly path.
259Darius SlaytonWRNYG
260Colbie YoungWRCIN
261Marquise BrownWRPHI229.0
262Kyle WilliamsWRNEPatriots WR6 at 3% target share. Tier-1 (projected) pass-O with Maye. Within-team rank #6 — pure depth, no realistic weekly path.
263Kendrick BourneWRARI
264Mack HollinsWRNE
265Eli HeidenreichRBPIT
266Terrell JenningsRBNEPatriots deep backup at 14% run share. Tier-1 (projected) offense doesn't help when role is minimal — depth-only ranking based on roster math.
267Elic AyomanorWRTENTitans rookie WR at 13% target share. Tier-8 QB/pass-O is brutal — within-team rank #2 means share but the offensive environment cratters the projection.
268Ollie Gordon IIRBMIA254.0
269Jam MillerRBNE
270Elijah SarrattWRBAL266.0
271Jalen NailorWRLV154.0
272Skyler BellWRBUF272.0
273Christian KirkWRSF227.0
274DeMario DouglasWRNEPatriots WR4 at 6% target share. Tier-1 pass-O with Maye but within-team rank #5 means almost no projected share — pure depth play with no path to flex.
275Brenen ThompsonWRLAC244.0
276Tua TagovailoaQBATL203.0
277Marlin KleinTEHOUA second-round rookie tight end with 29 targets, in a passing game sliding from tier-4 to tier-5 around him.
278Michael MayerTELV273.0A tight end with 68 targets going at pick 239, whose 3rd percentile efficiency mark explains why nobody wants him.
279Skyy MooreWRGB
280KeAndre Lambert-SmithWRLACChargers WR5 rookie at 4% target share. Tier-4 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — pure depth, no projected weekly path even in best-case scenario.
281Tez JohnsonWRTBBuccaneers rookie WR depth at 6% target share. Tier-5 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — projection reflects no realistic path to weekly relevance.
282Isiah PachecoRBDET140.0
283Kendre MillerRBNO
284Demond ClaiborneRBMIN225.0
285Bub MeansWRNO
286Calvin RidleyWRTEN159.0Titans WR3 at 11% target share. Tier-8 pass-O. ADP at 57 is heavily ahead — model fades hard on the situation and within-team rank #3.
287Cole KmetTECHI269.0An 85th percentile separation tight end going at pick 275, with a 0% career spike rate as the obvious catch.
288Nate BoerkircherTEJAXA second-round rookie tight end with 32 targets, fourth in a receiver room that already has too many mouths.
289Tyler HigbeeTELARA 14.2 floor and 48 targets at 32, in an elite passing offense that has four other tight ends competing for the work.
290Isaac TeSlaaWRDET194.0Lions WR4 rookie at 6% target share. Tier-1 pass-O with Goff. Within-team rank #4 — depth-only path; high-end offense doesn't reach this far down the depth chart.
291Eli StowersTEPHI200.0A second-round rookie tight end at pick 227, with 24 projected targets behind an established starter.
292Emari DemercadoRBKC253.0Chiefs deep backup at 15% run share. Tier-8 run-O context; depth-only ranking with no projected path to weekly relevance behind Pacheco/Walker/Hunt.
293Isaiah BondWRCLE
294Ryan MillerWRNYG
295Theo JohnsonTENYG245.0A tight end going at pick 271 on a projection of just 32 targets, which is about as cheap as the position gets.
296Tutu AtwellWRMIA264.0
297Mason TaylorTENYJ259.0A 21-year-old tight end going at pick 253, whose target share halved to 9.5% behind a first-round rookie.
298Tim JonesWRJAX
299Jack BechWRLV267.0
300Brashard SmithRBKC
301Justin WatsonWRHOU
302Tommy TrembleTECARForty-eight targets in the league's worst passing offense, with a 13th percentile separation mark and a 17th percentile yards-per-game figure.
303Kalif RaymondWRCHI
304Cam WardQBTEN151.0
305Cyrus AllenWRKC
306Quez WatkinsWRPHI
307Dawson KnoxTEBUF236.0
308CJ DanielsWRLAR
309Deion BurksWRIND
310Chris Brazzell IIWRCAR242.0
311Emanuel WilsonRBSEA215.0
312Kevin Austin Jr.WRNO
313Ty ChandlerRBNO
314Xavier SmithWRLARRams WR3 at minimal projected share. Tier-1 pass-O with Stafford. Within-team rank #3 — strong offense but Nacua/Adams eat virtually all of the share.
315Josh CameronWRJAX
316Davis AllenTELAR
317Cedric TillmanWRCLE
318Johnny WilsonWRPHI
319Will KacmarekTEMIAA third-round rookie tight end with 14 projected targets, which is among the thinnest roles anywhere on this board.
320Calvin Austin IIIWRNYGGiants WR4 at 8% target share. Tier-5 pass-O. Within-team rank #4 — Nabers/Slayton dominance limits Austin's role to deep-depth weekly path.
321Darnell WashingtonTEPIT262.0
322Kevin Coleman Jr.WRMIA
323Jahan DotsonWRATL230.0
324Noah GrayTEKCA 77th percentile separation mark undone by a 5th percentile efficiency figure, catching passes behind an established starter.
325Ainias SmithWRCAR
326CJ WilliamsWRJAX
327Ray DavisRBBUF211.0
328Brandon JohnsonWRLV
329Jaylin LaneWRWAS
330DJ GiddensRBIND192.0
331Ronnie RiversRBLAR
332Emmanuel Henderson Jr.WRSEA
333Kaden WetjenWRPIT
334Austin TrammellWRJAX
335Ja'Tavion SandersTECAR
336Anthony SmithWRDAL
337Pierre StrongRBGB
338Devin NealRBNO
339Ronnie BellWRNO
340Reggie VirgilWRARI
341Nick Westbrook-IkhineWRIND
342Elijah ArroyoTESEA260.0A 0th percentile efficiency mark and 5th percentile separation, on 35 targets, which is as thin as any profile we rank.
343Sam RoushTECHIA third-round rookie tight end projected for zero targets, which makes this the thinnest profile anywhere on our board.
344Eli RaridonTENEA third-round rookie tight end projected for zero targets, behind an established starter in a tier-2 passing offense.
345Josh OliverTEMIN
346Eric GrayRBNYG
347Gunnar HelmTETEN171.0
348Ja'Lynn PolkWRNO
349George HolaniRBSEA209.0
350Carson SteeleRBPHI
351Mecole HardmanWRBUF
352David SillsWRTB
353Austin HooperTEATL
354Trey PalmerWRNO
355Dylan DrummondWRATL
356Scott MillerWRCHI
357Darius CooperWRPHI
358Lewis BondWRHOU
359Theo Wease Jr.WRMIA
360Matthew HibnerTEBAL
361Bryce LanceWRNO
362Terrace Marshall Jr.WRMIA
363Jalen ReagorWRMIA
364Van JeffersonWRWAS
365Jack EndriesTECIN
366Nikko RemigioWRKC
367Cedrick Wilson Jr.WRDET
368Lil'Jordan HumphreyWRDEN
369John Metchie IIIWRCAR
370JuJu Smith-SchusterWRNYG
371Marquez Valdes-ScantlingWRDAL
372Luke MusgraveTEGBA 97th percentile separation mark alongside a 0th percentile figure after the catch, on 45 targets in a crowded room.
373Mason TiptonWRNOSaints WR5 at 5% target share. Tier-6 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — pure depth play with no realistic path to weekly relevance.
374Shedeur SandersQBCLE218.0
375Barion BrownWRNO
376Brock WrightTEDET
377Ashton DulinWRIND
378Isaiah WilliamsWRNYJ
379K.J. OsbornWRTEN
380Eric SaubertTESEA
381Geno SmithQBNYJ178.0
382Connor HeywardTELV
383Terrance FergusonTELAR207.0A 97th percentile mark after the catch paired with 0th percentile separation, which is the strangest profile on our entire board.
384Xavier GipsonWRNYG
385Josh CuevasTEBAL
386Tanner HudsonTECIN
387Oscar DelpTENO
388Darnell MooneyWRNYG235.0
389Will ShipleyRBPHI
390Brevin JordanTEHOU
391David MooreWRCARBills WR3 at 12% target share. Tier-3 pass-O with Allen. Within-team rank #3 limits, .24 spike. Flex upside only — most target share goes to Shakir/Cooper.
392Isaiah HodginsWRNYG
393Chimere DikeWRTEN246.0
394Durham SmytheTEBAL
395Malik BensonWRLV
396Tim PatrickWRNYJ
397Jonathan MingoWRDAL
398Noah FantTENO
399Xavier RestrepoWRTEN
400Luke SchoonmakerTEDAL
401Odell Beckham Jr.WRNYG
402Payne DurhamTETB
403Daniel BellingerTETEN
404Jalin HyattWRNYG
405Bauer SharpTETB
406Josh WhyleTEGB
407Grant CalcaterraTEPHI
408Tyler JohnsonWRDALBuccaneers rookie WR depth at 6% target share. Tier-5 pass-O. Within-team rank #5 — projection reflects no realistic path to weekly relevance.
409Jake BoboWRSEA
410Tanner KoziolTEJAX
411Chris BrooksRBGB251.0
412Justin JolyTEDEN
413Jalen BrooksWRARI
414Max BredesonTEMIN
415Brevyn Spann-FordTEDAL
416Luke FarrellTESF
417Seydou TraoreTEMIA
418Ameer AbdullahRBJAX
419Braxton BerriosWRNYG
420Dallen BentleyTEDEN
421Adam TrautmanTEDEN
422Britain CoveyWRPHI
423Brycen TremayneWRCAR
424Riley NowakowskiTEPIT
425Shane ZylstraTEBUF
426Lucas KrullTEDEN
427Cole TurnerTEMIA
428Jeremy RuckertTENYJ
429Elijah HigginsTEARI
430Joe RoyerTECLE
431Foster MoreauTEHOU
432Johnny MundtTEPHI
433Carsen RyanTECLE
434John BatesTEWAS
435Kylen GransonTETEN
436Will MalloryTEIND
437James ConnerRBARI217.0Cardinals veteran returning from injury at minimal projected share. Tier-8 run-O. Age-30 plus injury history — handcuff floor only with no clear lead path.
438Quinn EwersQBMIA
439Demarcus RobinsonWRSF
440Jaren KanakTETEN
441Albert OkwuegbunamTELV
442Stone SmarttTEPHI
443Harrison BryantTESEA
444Athan KaliakmanisQBWSH
445Anthony RichardsonQBIND
446Tyrod TaylorQBGB
447Joe FlaccoQBCIN
448Mac JonesQBSF
449Tyler HuntleyQBBAL
450Jake BrowningQBTB
451Marcus MariotaQBWAS
452Carson WentzQBMIN
453Ty SimpsonQBLAR
454Spencer RattlerQBNO
455Sam HowellQBDAL
456Josh JohnsonQBCIN
457Michael Penix Jr.QBATL205.0
458Deshaun WatsonQBCLE238.0
459Easton StickQBIND
460Davis MillsQBHOU
461Trey LanceQBLAC
462J.J. McCarthyQBMIN250.0
463Nick MullensQBJAX
464Tyson BagentQBCHI
465Dillon GabrielQBCLE
466Kirk CousinsQBLV239.0
467Tommy DeVitoQBNE
468Chris OladokunQBKC
469Mason RudolphQBPIT
470Jameis WinstonQBNYG
471Brady CookQBNYJ
472Will LevisQBTEN
473Drew LockQBSEA
474Malik WillisQBMIA137.0
475Aidan O'ConnellQBLV
476Max BrosmerQBMIN
477Zach WilsonQBNO
478Garrett NussmeierQBKC
479Behren MortonQBNE
480Kenny PickettQBCAR
481Carson BeckQBARI265.0
482Mitchell TrubiskyQBTEN
483Drew AllarQBPIT
484Trevor SiemianQBATL
485Cole PaytonQBPHI
486Riley LeonardQBIND261.0
487Cade KlubnikQBNYJ
488Taylen GreenQBCLE
489Bailey ZappeQBNYJ
490Andy DaltonQBPHI
491Jarrett StidhamQBDEN
492Case KeenumQBCHI
493Gardner MinshewQBARI
494Justin FieldsQBKCTier-8 pass-O reflects Chicago environment; 7 pass TDs + 4 rush TDs in limited 2024 starts. Rushing floor exists but volume cap kills the ceiling.