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NFL Best Ball Rankings 2026

Updated October 5, 2026

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1Jahmyr GibbsRBDET1.1At 23 years old with a projected 69.6% run share and 87 targets, Gibbs is the cleanest RB1 case on the board.
2Bijan RobinsonRBATL2.1A 78% projected run share and 326 carries make Bijan Robinson the safest volume bet in the entire draft pool.
3Derrick HenryRBBAL15.3Henry projects 241 carries and a 64.6% run share at 31, but a thin receiving role and age curve keep the ceiling honest.
4Jonathan TaylorRBIND5.2Taylor posted 339 fantasy points in 2025 on a 74.4% run share, but a projected dip to 67.9% in 2026 makes the efficiency case the whole argument.
5De'Von AchaneRBMIA15.7Achane's elite efficiency (98th-percentile EPA) is real, but a tier-8 QB situation and shrinking 51.6% projected run share make the volume math worth scrutinizing at ADP 15.
6Puka NacuaWRLAR5.4A 28.4% target share, 158 projected targets, and a 64.7% spike rate make Nacua the most volume-secure WR3 in best ball despite an ADP that already prices him as elite.
7James CookRBBUF8.6Cook projects a 62.9% run share in a tier-1 run offense behind a tier-1 QB situation, yet his 275.8 projection barely dips from a 291.7 actual.
8Amon-Ra St. BrownWRDET8.0Three straight years as Detroit's alpha receiver, 28.6% projected target share, and a tier-1 passing offense make ARSB the safest WR floor in the top 10.
9Christian McCaffreyRBSF6.1A 72.2% spike-week rate and 66.7% projected run share make McCaffrey the safest volume bet at the position despite a tier-3 QB situation.
10Ja'Marr ChaseWRCIN3.5A 29.3% projected target share in a tier-1 passing offense makes Chase the most volume-secure WR1 in the format.
11Saquon BarkleyRBPHI10.2A 73.6% projected run share and elite-tier rushing efficiency make Barkley the safest volume bet at the top of the board.
12Kyren WilliamsRBLAR25.0Elite efficiency at 92nd-percentile EPA meets a projected run-share dip to 50.3%, making the 2026 ceiling math the real debate.
13CeeDee LambWRDAL12.7After a partial 2025 season, Lamb projects for 143 targets and a 25.2% share in a tier-2 passing offense with a revamped receiver room around him.
14Chase BrownRBCIN14.1Elite 96th-percentile run-share efficiency anchors a 63.9% backfield monopoly, but a tier-8 run offense and TD scarcity create a narrow margin for error.
15Josh AllenQBBUF24.8Allen projects 395.5 fantasy points with a 455.1 ceiling in a tier-1 passing offense, making him the most valuable QB in best ball by a wide margin.
16Javonte WilliamsRBDAL27.1A 72% projected run share with elite efficiency marks makes Williams the clearest path to RB1 production in a backfield with no real competition.
17Zay FlowersWRBAL35.5Lamar Jackson's WR1 projects nearly identical target share (26.1%) in a pass offense that jumped from tier-6 to tier-3, but the volume ceiling may not match the ADP.
18Omarion HamptonRBLAC16.6A 71% projected run share at age 22 makes Hampton the clearest volume-driven RB2 bet in a backfield with no credible competition.
19Justin JeffersonWRMIN13.8Elite volume (141 targets projected, 27.9% share) meets a tier-6 passing offense, making Jefferson a high-floor WR1 with a real ceiling tax.
20Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWRSEA7.8A 100th-percentile target hog at 23, JSN faces a shrinking share and a below-average QB in 2026 after a 302-point finish.
21Trey McBrideTEARI30.0The best volume TE in football projects for 143.8 targets and a 25.6% target share, but a tier-5 pass offense and QB uncertainty cap the upside.
22Ashton JeantyRBLV21.0Jeanty posted 219.6 fantasy points as a rookie on 71.2% run share, and that volume only grows in 2026.
23George PickensWRDAL23.2Pickens brings a 99th-percentile EPA profile and elite YAC to Dallas, but a projected 243-to-202 step back in points flags real ceiling compression behind Lamb.
24Chris OlaveWRNO27.8Elite route runner posting 96th-percentile target and yardage rates in a tier-6 passing offense, with a 238 ceiling that hinges almost entirely on a shaky QB room.
25David MontgomeryRBHOU49.4A 67% projected run share in a tier-6 run offense is the tension at the heart of Montgomery's 2026 case.
26Jeremiyah LoveRBARI30.1The consensus top rookie RB lands in a bottom-tier run offense, making 49% projected run share and 163 carries the floor of a wide-range bet.
27Nico CollinsWRHOU20.3Elite route metrics and 117 projected targets make Collins a WR1 talent trapped in a tier-5 passing offense.
28Cam SkatteboRBNYG42.5A 23-year-old back projecting 57% run share in a tier-2 run offense after posting 40% share in just 8 games last season.
29Kenneth Walker IIIRBKC13.2Walker jumps from 44% to a projected 60.7% run share in Kansas City, but a tier-7 run offense and an 11.8% spike rate cap the upside.
30D'Andre SwiftRBCHI42.1Swift posted 214.7 fantasy points in 2025, but a shrinking run share and a tier-6 QB situation cloud the repeat.
31Travis EtienneRBNO37.0Etienne joins a tier-7 QB situation in New Orleans, but a 53% run share and elite YPG percentile keep him relevant at his current market price.
32DeVonta SmithWRPHI29.6A.J. Brown's departure hands Smith the clear WR1 role and a projected 24.9% target share on 123 targets in a pass offense that just jumped from tier-5 to tier-4.
33Jalen HurtsQBPHI57.2Rushing upside and a cleaner passing offense keep Hurts firmly in the QB1 conversation at an ADP of 61.9, even after a partial 2025 campaign.
34Drake MayeQBNE51.9Drake Maye finished QB3 in 2025 at 23 years old, and a loaded new weapons room gives his tier-2 passing offense a clear path to more.
35Drake LondonWRATL22.4Elite target share in a bottom-tier passing offense: 143 projected targets at 27.5% share with a QB situation that caps the ceiling hard.
36Brock PurdyQBSF106.3Purdy returns to a tier-1 passing offense after a partial 2025 season, but a 30% spike rate and thin floor demand patience at his ADP.
37Malik NabersWRNYG28.7Projecting 144 targets at age 22 in a full season, Nabers is a high-upside WR with a floor that lives and dies by a bottom-tier passing offense.
38Lamar JacksonQBBAL41.3A partial 2025 season obscures the real case: a tier-1 QB situation projecting 326 points with a 386.9 ceiling and 30.8% spike rate.
39Rashee RiceWRKC37.4Rice projects 144 targets and a 27.3% target share in 2026, but eight games of 2025 data make every number a bet on health.
40Breece HallRBNYJ32.2Hall posted 193.7 fantasy points in 2025 on a 57% run share, but a tier-8 QB situation and evaporating target share make 2026 a volume bet with a narrow ceiling.
41Jaylen WarrenRBPIT69.6A 57.9% run share in 2025 shrinks to 50.1% projected in 2026, and the new backfield competition makes that gap the whole story.
42Davante AdamsWRLAR58.0A 33-year-old WR2 in a tier-2 passing offense, Adams projects a 6-point target share drop from 2025 to 2026 that compresses his ceiling to 243.
43Jayden DanielsQBWAS66.4After a partial 2025 season, Daniels projects as a QB1 in a Washington offense that jumped from a tier-7 to a tier-5 passing situation.
44Tee HigginsWRCIN36.4Higgins projects 101 targets in a tier-1 passing offense, but his 6th-percentile separation grade is the real number to wrestle with at this ADP.
45Parker WashingtonWRJAX65.9Washington's target share jumps from 17.6% to a projected 22.1%, but separation concerns and a pass offense slide create real ceiling questions at his ADP.
46Jameson WilliamsWRDET58.9A 98th-percentile EPA receiver with elite YAC and a target share climbing toward 101 targets, but the floor is thin enough to respect.
47Jaxson DartQBNYG108.7A 22-year-old rookie starter who turned 243.5 actual points in 14 games into a 323-point projection on rushing upside alone.
48Trevor LawrenceQBJAX86.5Lawrence posted 342 actual points in 2025 and projects at 323 in 2026, but a tier-3 pass offense and thin receiver room make floor management the real story.
49Emeka EgbukaWRTB45.8Egbuka projects 25.5% target share as Tampa Bay's clear WR1, with a pass offense tier that improved two full grades from 2025 to 2026.
50TreVeyon HendersonRBNE68.1Henderson's run share climbs to 42.8% behind a tier-2 run offense, but a shrinking target share and a backfield split with Stevenson keep the floor dangerously thin at 80.
51Ladd McConkeyWRLAC42.2At 24 with a rising target share and elite YAC numbers, McConkey is the clearest path to WR1 value on a Chargers offense quietly trending upward.
52Quinshon JudkinsRBCLE52.6A 22-year-old workhorse with a 66.5% run share last season faces a tougher path in 2026 as the backfield gets crowded and the QB situation remains a liability.
53DJ MooreWRBUF51.2Traded into a tier-1 passing offense with a 50% target-share jump projected, Moore is the clearest role upgrade of any WR in the top 50.
54Tucker KraftTEGB61.6Kraft's 96th-percentile EPA and elite YAC numbers are real, but a partial 2025 season and a wide 77-to-224 point range make the TE2 price tag a genuine debate.
55Christian WatsonWRGB63.8Watson's 92nd-percentile efficiency and a rising 20.4% target share make him tempting, but 10 games of 2025 data and a thin separation profile keep the ceiling narrower than ADP suggests.
56Bucky IrvingRBTB47.7Irving projects for 67.8% run share and 263 carries at age 23, but a tier-6 run offense and a 10% spike rate keep the ceiling narrow.
57Jaylen WaddleWRDEN36.9Elite route efficiency (93rd-percentile EPA) meets a tier-4 passing offense and a 12.5% spike rate that won't carry a roster on its own.
58Garrett WilsonWRNYJ42.5A 100th-percentile target hog stuck in a bottom-tier passing offense, Wilson's 2026 value hinges entirely on whether Geno Smith can sustain a full season.
59Patrick MahomesQBKC122.7Mahomes posted 281.2 points in just 14 games in 2025, and a tier-3 pass offense upgrade with 556 projected attempts pushes the 2026 ceiling to 367.5.
60Dak PrescottQBDAL80.6Dak Prescott projects nearly identical to his 311.8-point 2025 finish, but a pass offense tier drop and a 17.6% spike rate make him a shaky late-round QB anchor.
61Rome OdunzeWRCHI64.6At 23 with a 92nd-percentile target-rank profile, Odunze is the clearest path to WR1 volume in Chicago, but the QB situation is a real ceiling tax.
62Brock BowersTELV21.1Elite volume at TE with 112 projected targets, but a tier-8 pass offense and bottom-tier QB room make every single one of those targets harder to earn.
63J.K. DobbinsRBDEN88.2Elite efficiency marks collide with a part-time role projection and a tier-5 QB situation, making Dobbins a high-variance dart at his current ADP.
64Aaron JonesRBMIN121.3A 31-year-old splitting a bottom-tier run offense with Jordan Mason at 37% projected run share; the ceiling of 221.9 is real but the path there is narrow.
65Harold Fannin Jr.TECLE73.4A 21-year-old TE with 110 projected targets and a 96th-percentile target share is worth serious attention even in a tier-6 pass offense.
66Tetairoa McMillanWRCAR42.0Elite target-share percentile in a bottom-tier passing offense: the volume is real, but the situation creates a hard ceiling on what that volume can produce.
67Matthew StaffordQBLAR110.7Stafford threw for 356 fantasy points in a full 17-game 2025 season, but a tier drop in the pass offense and 570 projected attempts make the ceiling math tighter than ADP suggests.
68Joe BurrowQBCIN57.7After a partial 2025 season, Burrow returns to a tier-1 passing offense with 550 projected attempts and a target ceiling of 380.9 fantasy points.
69Chuba HubbardRBCAR88.4A projected 43-point jump in run share makes Hubbard a viable mid-round RB2, but a tier-8 QB situation and paper-thin ceiling keep the upside honest.
70Kyler MurrayQBMIN133.6After a partial 2025 season, Murray lands in Minnesota with a 517-attempt projection but a tier-6 pass offense that makes his 153 floor a real concern.
71Jayden ReedWRGB104.0Elite separation (99th percentile) and a 15.9% projected target share are real, but a 39-point 2025 and zero career spike weeks make the upside case harder to close.
72Bhayshul TutenRBJAX58.5Tuten's run share jumps from 19% to 52%, but a 0% spike rate and near-basement EPA rank make this volume hard to trust at his current price.
73Terry McLaurinWRWAS54.9A partial 2025 season clouds a 91st-percentile EPA receiver who is now projecting 110 targets in a legitimately upgraded QB situation.
74Michael WilsonWRARI98.7A tier-5 pass offense and a projected 5-point target share drop make Wilson a risky WR2 bet despite a strong 2025 finish.
75Rhamondre StevensonRBNE65.2Stevenson projects at 32.6% run share with 117 carries and a 235 ceiling, but a 7th-percentile EPA rank raises real efficiency questions at his ADP.
76Luther Burden IIIWRCHI54.3Elite separation (98th percentile) and elite YAC ability meet a tier-4 pass offense, making Burden a high-upside dart with a real ceiling cap.
77Jadarian PriceRBSEA55.4A first-round rookie inheriting the Seattle backfield after K. Walker III's departure, Price projects for 35% run share with a 249-point ceiling.
78Courtland SuttonWRDEN100.0Waddle's arrival shrinks Sutton's target share from 19.2% to a projected 16.9%, and a tier-5 pass offense makes that volume hard to trust at his ADP.
79Kenny GainwellRBTB113.4Gainwell's 2025 role in Tampa has shrunk sharply on paper, but a 60-target receiving projection and a tier-3 QB upgrade keep his ceiling alive.
80Caleb WilliamsQBCHI69.1Williams posted 317 fantasy points in 2025 but faces a tier-4 pass offense and a 557-attempt projection that tests his ceiling in 2026.
81Brian Thomas Jr.WRJAX81.3At 23 with above-average efficiency marks across three categories, Thomas is a volume-capped WR3 in a pass offense that slipped from tier-2 to tier-3 in 2026.
82Alec PierceWRIND95.3A 4-year extension backs the belief, but a tier-5 passing offense and 13.3% spike rate make 97 projected targets a narrow path to WR2 production.
83George KittleTESF79.9A tier-1 pass offense and 98th-percentile efficiency make Kittle's ceiling real, but a shrinking target share and 11-game 2025 season complicate the floor math.
84Jared GoffQBDET126.5Goff has logged 307 fantasy points in a tier-1 passing offense, but an ADP of 133 means you can grab him as a late QB1 with genuine upside.
85Chris Godwin Jr.WRTB87.9After a partial 2025 season, Godwin Jr. projects for 97 targets and an 18% share, but a 51-point floor and thin ceiling math make this a faith-based bet.
86Josh JacobsRBGB105.6The volume is real at 65% projected run share, but a 10th-percentile EPA grade and shrinking pass-game role make the 2026 regression case worth hearing.
87Tyler WarrenTEIND48.2A 23-year-old TE1 projecting 116 targets and a 21.7% target share in a thin passing tree that has nowhere else to go.
88Bo NixQBDEN108.8A tier-5 pass offense caps Nix's ceiling, but 570 projected attempts and 356 rushing yards last year make him a viable streaming QB in deeper leagues.
89Tony PollardRBTEN80.6Pollard's run share drops from 64% to 56% with a rookie entering the backfield, shrinking a projection that already sits in a tier-8 run offense.
90Baker MayfieldQBTB147.2Mayfield's pass offense upgraded from tier-5 to tier-3 in one offseason, and 542 projected attempts make him a volume QB2 worth stashing well past his current ADP.
91Marvin Harrison Jr.WRARI74.7Harrison's route efficiency ranks in the 91st percentile, but a tier-5 pass offense and 18.7% projected target share cap what that talent can actually produce.
92Quentin JohnstonWRLAC96.7Johnston's 90-target projection and 86th-percentile EPA mark make him a quietly efficient WR2 in a passing offense that just upgraded from tier-4 to tier-3.
93Sam LaPortaTEDET66.1After a partial 2025 season, LaPorta returns to a tier-1 passing offense with 70 projected targets and elite efficiency marks, but a shrinking 13.1% target share caps his ceiling at 195.
94Jordan AddisonWRMIN111.6A 23-year-old WR2 projecting 100 targets with a 19.8% target share in a tier-6 passing offense, and the ceiling math is thin.
95Rico DowdleRBPIT83.4Dowdle's 2025 run share gets cut nearly in half in 2026, and a tier-7 QB situation makes the path to last year's 198-point finish nearly impossible to repeat.
96Michael PittmanWRPIT113.5Projected for 110 targets and a 21.3% target share, Pittman is the clear top option on a Pittsburgh offense that just swapped to a tier-7 QB situation.
97DK MetcalfWRPIT82.2A physically elite receiver dropped into a tier-6 passing offense with a 16.8% projected target share and real floor risk.
98Jakobi MeyersWRJAX140.5A 21% target share in 2025 drops to a projected 17.8% in 2026 as Jacksonville's receiver room gets crowded, and the floor-to-ceiling math is hard to love at this ADP.
99Stefon DiggsWRWAS108.2Age-32 WR2 in a tier-5 passing offense, projecting 16.4% target share after a 19.2% season in what was an elite offense.
100Xavier WorthyWRKC138.9Elite separation and a 4.5-point target-share jump make Worthy's projection spike from 88.9 to 140 worth trusting at his current ADP.
101Blake CorumRBLAR92.5A 35% run share projection with historically elite EPA looks appealing until you see a 5.6% spike rate and a floor of just 64 points.
102Wan'Dale RobinsonWRTEN130.5Tennessee's WR1 ran a 26.3% target share in 2025, but a tier-8 pass offense threatens to shrink both the volume and the score.
103Daniel JonesQBIND157.5Jones projects 500 pass attempts in a tier-5 passing offense with a 123-point floor that demands caution at his current ADP.
104Dallas GoedertTEPHI110.2Goedert projects for a target-share bump to 19.2% in a reshuffled Philadelphia passing tree, but a 74.7 floor and tier-4 pass offense demand realistic ceiling expectations.
105Kyle MonangaiRBCHI113.3A 34% run share and tier-2 run offense sound fine until you realize the TD projection is nearly zero and D'Andre Swift still owns the backfield.
106RJ HarveyRBDEN106.7Harvey's 31.4% run share from 2025 shrinks in a below-average run offense, and his TD rate projects near zero.
107Deebo Samuel Sr.WRSF145.5A tier-1 pass offense upgrade masks a real target-share drop, and the 85.8 floor demands respect at an ADP of 143.7.
108Colston LovelandTECHI39.5A 21-year-old rookie TE1 who finished 2025 at 136 fantasy points on 14.6% target share, but ADP treats him like a top-40 pick in a tier-6 QB situation.
109Mike EvansWRSF69.3A tier-1 pass offense with a collapsed target share projection makes Evans a high-variance pivot off a partial 2025 season.
110Justin HerbertQBLAC75.6Herbert projects nearly identical to his 2025 actual on 544 pass attempts, but a tier-3 pass offense and 29.4% spike rate cap his best-ball ceiling among QB2s.
111A.J. BrownWRNE21.6Trading a tier-5 Philadelphia offense for Drake Maye's ascending New England attack, Brown projects 111 targets as the unquestioned WR1 alpha.
112Rachaad WhiteRBWAS127.9White lands in a tier-1 run offense but projects just 92 carries and 26.5% run share in a crowded Washington backfield.
113Makai LemonWRPHI120.7A.J. Brown's departure hands a rookie first-rounder roughly 69 targets in a tier-4 pass offense, with a ceiling that rewards patience in best-ball formats.
114Mark AndrewsTEBAL124.4Andrews projects for 84 targets and a 17.3% share in 2026, but a 17.6% spike rate and thin separation metrics make him a volatile TE2 bet at his ADP.
115Carnell TateWRTEN81.1A tier-1 rookie WR profile stuck in a tier-8 passing offense, making the ceiling math as tricky as the opportunity is real.
116Josh DownsWRIND100.5A 24-year-old WR2 in a tier-5 passing offense with a flat 15.9% target share and a 0% spike-week rate leaves little margin for error at his ADP.
117Germie BernardWRPIT160.7A 22-year-old rookie WR3 in a tier-6 passing offense with a 51-point floor and a TD projection near zero, best-ball upside lives entirely in ceiling weeks.
118Kyle PittsTEATL74.9Elite target volume at 20.3% projected share, but a tier-6 pass offense and near-zero TD projection make Pitts a floor-heavy, ceiling-capped TE8.
119KC ConcepcionWRCLE116.4A tier-6 pass offense and a 51-point floor make Concepcion a ceiling-only swing at a quarterback situation that could limit him all season.
120Romeo DoubsWRNE137.2A 4-year deal brings Doubs to a tier-2 passing offense under Drake Maye, but 16.7% projected target share and a 66.5 floor demand respect before committing.
121Jordan LoveQBGB141.6A tier-2 pass offense and 496 projected attempts give Love a legitimate QB1 ceiling after a 235-point 2025 that undersold his actual upside.
122Travis KelceTEKC102.6At 36 with shrinking target share and a 69-point floor, Kelce's age curve is now the story, not the dynasty.
123Malik WashingtonWRMIA159.6Elite separation (94th percentile) meets a tier-7 pass offense and a QB situation in the bottom tier, making Washington a volume story that needs the right settings.
124Jacory Croskey-MerrittRBWAS97.1A tier-1 run offense and a 49.7% projected run share make JCM a volume bet, but a 73.6 floor and zero receiving projection demand patience.
125Dalton KincaidTEBUF99.2A tier-1 passing offense and 97th-percentile EPA back a TE1 whose 12.5% target share sits behind a crowded, expensive receiver room.
126Jauan JenningsWRMIN161.0Jennings lands in a tier-6 passing offense with a shrinking 15.3% target share and a 0% spike-week rate, making him a volume story that doesn't quite add up.
127Woody MarksRBHOU138.7Run share craters from 43.9% to 26.4% with David Montgomery arriving, gutting the backfield role Marks built in 2025.
128Tre TuckerWRLV152.0Tucker leads Las Vegas in projected targets at 16.9% share, but a tier-8 pass offense and 5.9% spike rate cap the upside hard.
129Ricky PearsallWRSF
130Tyjae SpearsRBTEN147.9A 24-year-old change-of-pace back projecting 26% run share behind Tony Pollard in a tier-8 run offense, with a 37-point floor that demands caution.
131Jordyn TysonWRNO140.1A rookie WR2 in a tier-7 passing offense, Tyson projects for 102 targets opposite Olave in a thin New Orleans target tree, but the floor is brutally low at 54.6.
132Dalton SchultzTEHOU148.6Elite route efficiency at 94th percentile EPA, but a tier-5 passing offense and 16.5% projected target share keep the ceiling honest.
133Khalil ShakirWRBUF147.7DJ Moore's arrival shrinks Shakir's target share to 16.7%, but elite separation and YAC-over-expected marks keep him a legitimate WR2 in a tier-1 passing offense.
134Bam KnightRBARIA 38.7% run share in 2025 evaporates to a projected 2.5% behind Jeremiyah Love, making Knight a near-impossible value at any price.
135Matthew GoldenWRGB119.7A 22-year-old rookie-class WR3 in a rising tier-2 pass offense, Golden's 14.0% projected target share is the leap worth watching.
136Jake FergusonTEDAL132.9Ferguson held a 15.4% target share in 2025 but faces a crowded passing tree and a TD projection that is nearly zero.
137De'Zhaun StriblingWRSF103.6A second-round rookie WR3 in a tier-1 passing offense, Stribling projects 47 targets with a 203-point ceiling worth chasing in best ball.
138Hunter HenryTENE145.5Drake Maye's ascending offense now carries A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs, which squeezes Henry's 14.5% projected target share and puts his 148.8-point 2025 finish at real risk of regression.
139Bo MeltonWRGBAfter a partial 2025 season, Melton sits sixth on his own depth chart but flashes a 77th-percentile EPA mark that hints at genuine upside if opportunity ever catches up to efficiency.
140Alvin KamaraRBNO154.6A 29.2% projected run share and a bottom-tier QB situation paint a bleak ceiling picture for a 30-year-old coming off a partial 2025 season.
141Oronde Gadsden IITELAC158.1Chargers rookie TE at 16% target share. Tier-4 pass-O with Herbert. Within-team rank #1, elite 9.1 YPR; sleeper streaming option if role solidifies early.
142Denzel BostonWRCLE152.1A second-round rookie wideout with 12.9% target share upside in a tier-6 passing offense, the ceiling math requires everything to break cleanly.
143Rashid ShaheedWRSEA145.1Shaheed moves to Seattle's WR2 role with 91 projected targets, but a tier-4 pass offense and a 5.6% spike rate limit his upside.
144Keon ColemanWRBUF160.1A tier-1 passing offense and Josh Allen prop up a 22-year-old big-bodied WR3 whose 15.6% target share last year now has D.J. Moore eating into it.
145Omar Cooper Jr.WRNYJ159.0A rookie WR3 on a tier-8 passing offense, Cooper projects for just 11.2% target share behind two established options and a crowded TE room.
146Travis HunterWRJAX158.1At 22, Hunter projects just 61 targets in a crowded Jacksonville tree, but a 38.5 floor and 177.7 ceiling make the variance worth chasing late.
147MarShawn LloydRBGB77.1A 29% run share behind a healthier Josh Jacobs makes Lloyd a volatile handcuff with a ceiling that only activates if the starter misses time.
148C.J. StroudQBHOU155.1After a partial 2025 season, Stroud projects 510 pass attempts in a tier-5 pass offense with the thinnest receiver depth of any QB in this range.
149Tyler AllgeierRBARI139.0Cardinals backup at 28% run share. Tier-3 run-O is decent but Conner / rookie Love share, pure handcuff/flex value with no weekly path.
150Justice HillRBBAL164.9A satellite back behind Derrick Henry with a 10.5% target share projection, 211 ceiling, and late-round price worth the dart throw.
151Ty JohnsonRBBUFA change-of-pace back in a tier-1 run offense with a 0.0% spike rate and a floor of 46 points, Ty Johnson is a streaming afterthought unless the backfield reshuffles.
152Ryan FlournoyWRDAL158.8Cowboys 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.
153DeMario DouglasWRNEDouglas jumps from 8.5% to 12.5% projected target share in a tier-2 QB situation, but a crowded target tree and a 5.9% spike rate cap the ceiling hard.
154Kaelon BlackRBSF150.1A third-round rookie in San Francisco's weak run offense, Black projects for 21.5% run share behind McCaffrey with a ceiling that demands patience.
155Ja'Kobi LaneWRBAL152.5A third-round rookie slotted into a tier-3 passing offense behind two established receivers, Lane's 8.6% projected target share makes him a ceiling-chaser at his ADP.
156Brenton StrangeTEJAX153.5Strange projects 68 targets as Jacksonville's TE1 in a tier-3 passing offense, but a 7.7% spike rate and narrow floor make him a volatile streamer, not a cornerstone.
157Adonai MitchellWRNYJ155.7A tier-8 passing offense, a 6th-percentile EPA mark, and a projected target share dip to 18.2% make Mitchell a ceiling-dependent dart throw at WR2 money.
158Juwan JohnsonTENO133.4Elite efficiency grades meet a tier-7 pass offense and a shrinking 12.9% projected target share, making Johnson a TD-dependent dart throw at TE.
159Keaton MitchellRBLAC145.3
160Jerry JeudyWRCLE158.7A 17% target share and a 0th-percentile EPA rating in a tier-6 pass offense tell the whole story before you even check the ceiling.
161Xavier HutchinsonWRHOUA near-5% target-share jump to 14.8% projected lifts Hutchinson's ceiling to 192.6, but a tier-5 pass offense and zero career spike weeks cap the floor brutally at 41.4.
162Jonathon BrooksRBCAR83.3At 39% run share in a tier-8 run offense with a 45-point floor, Brooks is a volume bet with a wide outcome band at his current ADP.
163Devaughn VeleWRNO159.7
164Devin SingletaryRBNYGA 22.8% run share in 2025 collapses to 8.7% projected in 2026, making Singletary a near-zero-upside handcuff in a crowded NYG backfield.
165Jalen CokerWRCAR138.2A 15.2% target share in a tier-7 passing offense is not enough volume to survive the floor of 31.7 points.
166Emanuel WilsonRBSEAWilson's 25% run share last year shrinks to 19% in 2026 as a rookie arrives to absorb the Seattle backfield workload he was never truly given.
167Sam DarnoldQBSEA154.0Darnold posted 243.4 fantasy points in 2025 with 14 interceptions and now leads a tier-4 pass offense with a 147 floor and 312 ceiling.
168Evan EngramTEDEN
169Jacoby BrissettQBARI160.4A tier-6 QB situation with a 0.0% career spike rate and 88.8 floor makes Brissett a streaming afterthought even at a modest ADP.
170Emari DemercadoRBDAL
171Mike Washington Jr.RBLV131.9A fourth-round rookie backing up Ashton Jeanty in a tier-8 run offense, Washington offers a 20% run share floor with ceiling only if Jeanty misses time.
172Cade OttonTETB158.3Otton projects 82 targets at a 15.3% share in a pass offense that just upgraded from tier-5 to tier-3, but a 13.3% spike rate and thin TD projection cap his ceiling.
173Andrei IosivasWRCINA 9% target share behind Chase and Higgins leaves Iosivas as a TD-or-bust WR3 with a 0% spike rate and a 39.5-point floor.
174Pat BryantWRDEN158.3A 23-year-old WR4 in a tier-4 pass offense with a 0% spike rate and a 31-point floor, Bryant is a late-round dart with a narrow path to relevance.
175Troy FranklinWRDENWaddle's arrival shrinks Franklin's target share from 17% to a projected 14.7%, compressing upside in an already tier-4 pass offense.
176Elic 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.
177Pat FreiermuthTEPIT160.6A 10% target share and a tier-6 pass offense kept Freiermuth at a modest 93.1 points in 2025, and the 2026 setup isn't much cleaner.
178Brashard SmithRBKCA 22-year-old receiving back with a doubling run share projection, stacked behind Kenneth Walker III in a bottom-tier run offense.
179Chris Rodriguez Jr.RBJAX128.3A 93rd-percentile EPA back projecting just 84 carries in a tier-5 run offense with a shrinking role and a 36-point floor.
180Simi FehokoWRARI
181Caleb DouglasWRMIA159.5A rookie WR4 on a tier-7 passing offense, Douglas offers a wide 33-to-193 ceiling spread and modest 9% target share in a crowded depth chart.
182Kayshon BoutteWRHOU154.0New in Houston. 33 catches for 551 yards and 6 touchdowns on 46 targets last season, landing in a receiver room that is crowded above him.
183David NjokuTELAC159.4A new home lifts Njoku's projected target share from 10.9% to 14.6%, but an 8th-percentile EPA mark and a 40-point floor make the upside hard to trust.
184Isiah PachecoRBDET159.4Landed in Detroit's backfield with a 12.5% projected run share behind Jahmyr Gibbs, making Pacheco a depth bet with a 36.8 floor and nearly zero spike-week history.
185Darnell MooneyWRNYG
186Zach CharbonnetRBSEA143.2Seahawks 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.
187Tyquan ThorntonWRKCThornton projects for just 54 targets and a 0.0% career spike rate in a crowded KC target tree, making him a late-round flier with a 24.5 floor you can't build around.
188Jaylen WrightRBMIA161.3
189Keenan AllenWRIND152.7A 33-year-old WR3 on a tier-4 passing offense, Allen's projected target share drops from 19.1% to 13.3% with a ceiling that barely clears 183 points.
190Xavier LegetteWRCARA target-share climb from 12.4% to 16.9% sounds promising until you remember this is a tier-8 pass offense behind Bryce Young.
191Fernando MendozaQBLV161.0A 23-year-old rookie QB inheriting a tier-8 pass offense, Mendoza's 305 ceiling and 15% spike rate make him a late-round dart with real upside.
192Colby ParkinsonTELAR160.0Parkinson's 12.2% projected target share is the ceiling in a crowded TE room with a falling pass offense tier and a 13.3% spike rate that rarely delivers.
193Ronnie RiversRBLAR
194Jaylin NoelWRHOU159.7A 23-year-old WR3 projecting to nearly double his target share in a tier-5 passing offense with a 0.0% career spike rate.
195KaVontae TurpinWRDAL
196Samaje PerineRBCIN158.9Bengals deep backup. Tier-7 run-O with Brown dominating, pure depth play with no projected weekly relevance.
197Shedeur SandersQBCLEA promising 23-year-old arm in a tier-6 pass offense, Sanders is more dart throw than anchor at his ADP.
198Chig OkonkwoTEWAS153.8Washington's new tight end. Last season he ran up 79 targets, 56 catches, 560 yards and 2 scores over 17 games, but he has to win the role again in a new offense.
199Ollie Gordon IIRBMIA
200Josh PalmerWRBUFA tier-1 passing offense with Josh Allen at QB sounds great until you notice Palmer sits fourth on this depth chart with a projected 10.5% target share.
201Tank BigsbyRBPHI147.9Eagles 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.
202Isaiah LikelyTENYG111.7Likely lands in New York as the TE1 on a bottom-tier passing offense, with 71 projected targets but almost no spike history to justify the current ADP.
203Aaron RodgersQBPIT160.1A 42-year-old in a tier-6 pass offense with a 5.9% spike rate and near-zero VORP is a late-round QB2 gamble, not a solution.
204Tyler ShoughQBNO152.5
205Cole KmetTECHI
206Jalen McMillanWRTB157.9Legitimate athleticism and above-average separation profiles can't paper over a 10.0% target share ceiling stuck behind two entrenched receivers in a tier-3 passing offense.
207Tutu AtwellWRLAR
208Isaiah DavisRBNYJ
209Brian RobinsonRBATL150.5Atlanta's second back behind Bijan Robinson. A 19% run share and 58.5 fantasy points over 16 games last season put him closer to a handcuff than a starter. Weak QB tier caps ceiling slightly, volume still dominates.
210Rashod BatemanWRBAL159.7
211Jack BechWRLV
212Bryce YoungQBCAR158.0
213Jordan WhittingtonWRLAR
214Roschon JohnsonRBCHIA 14% projected run share and a partial 2025 season make Johnson a depth-only RB3 with a 39.9 floor and a ceiling that depends entirely on backfield attrition.
215Tank DellWRHOU160.0
216AJ BarnerTESEA157.6Barner's 90th-percentile EPA and elite separation grade are real, but a tier-4 pass offense and a TD projection near zero make the ceiling math brutal.
217Marvin 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.
218Jaleel McLaughlinRBCLE
219British BrooksRBHOUA 0.8% projected run share and zero career spike weeks make Brooks a lottery ticket with almost no baseline value.
220Mack HollinsWRNE
221Jonah ColemanRBDEN146.7A fourth-round rookie with a 230-point ceiling buried behind two established backs in a tier-4 run offense, Coleman is a late-round dart with real upside if the depth chart breaks his way.
222Raheim SandersRBCLE
223Tyrone Tracy Jr.RBNYG157.1A 39.6% run share in 2025 collapses to a projected 2.5% in 2026, making Tracy a near-unplayable handcuff behind a crowded backfield.
224Isaac GuerendoRBSF
225Michael MayerTELV
226Roman WilsonWRPIT
227T.J. HockensonTEMIN156.9
228Darren WallerTECAR159.6
229Konata MumpfieldWRLAR
230Dontayvion WicksWRPHI157.2
231Kenyon SadiqTENYJ156.9Jets rookie TE pick 1.16. Tier-8 (projected) offense; immediate role projection but a brutal QB/pass tier limits realistic weekly relevance to dynasty-only.
232Darius SlaytonWRINDA 17.1% target share projection and elite YAC ability make Slayton a viable late-round WR2 if Dart develops, but the tier-7 pass offense is a real ceiling cap.
233Mason TaylorTENYJA 21-year-old TE1 with 73 projected targets in a tier-8 passing offense, Taylor's ceiling is capped hard but his floor is already rising off a partial 2025 season.
234Malachi FieldsWRNYG160.1A third-round rookie on a tier-7 passing offense with a 3.6% projected target share and a floor of 16 points.
235Zachariah BranchWRATL161.4A 22-year-old rookie speedster in a tier-6 passing offense with a razor-thin 7.2% projected target share and a 23.6 floor that demands patience.
236Antonio WilliamsWRWAS160.4A third-round rookie WR on a tier-5 pass offense with a 5.8% target share projection and a 198-point ceiling worth a late-round look.
237Jalen TolbertWRMIADolphins WR3 at 11% target share. Tier-1 (projected) pass-O with Tua. Within-team rank #3, Hill/Waddle dominance limits weekly path.
238Tory HortonWRSEA
239Treylon BurksWRWAS
240Cooper KuppWRSEA157.3Seahawks 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.
241Greg DulcichTEMIA162.4
242Ray DavisRBBUF154.6
243Tua TagovailoaQBATL
244Mike GesickiTECIN
245Olamide ZaccheausWRATL
246Dyami BrownWRWASCommanders WR5 at 6% target share. Tier-7 pass-O. Within-team rank #5, depth-only with no realistic weekly path.
247Tre HarrisWRLAC161.8Chargers 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.
248Emmett JohnsonRBKC153.3A fifth-round rookie in Kansas City's bottom-tier run offense, Johnson projects 54 carries and a 15.4% run share behind Kenneth Walker III.
249Zavion ThomasWRCHI
250Van JeffersonWRWAS
251Tez JohnsonWRTBBuccaneers rookie WR depth at 6% target share. Tier-5 pass-O. Within-team rank #5, projection reflects no realistic path to weekly relevance.
252Sean TuckerRBTB160.6Buccaneers backup at 18% run share. Tier-6 run-O with Irving dominating, pure handcuff with no path to weekly relevance unless Irving misses time.
253Ameer AbdullahRBJAX
254Jahan DotsonWRATL
255Kyle WilliamsWRNE
256Isaiah BondWRCLE
257Kalif RaymondWRCHI
258Braelon AllenRBNYJ156.2
259Theo JohnsonTENYGGiants TE at 14% target share. Tier-6 pass-O with Dart rookie context. Within-team rank #1, projected alpha TE but offensive cap is severe.
260Noah GrayTEKC
261Jalen NailorWRLV156.9
262Josh WilliamsRBTB
263Marquise BrownWRPHI
264Jonnu SmithTEGB
265Hunter LuepkeRBDAL
266Chris BellWRMIA159.8
267Jordan MasonRBMIN98.2A 48% projected run share in a tier-7 run offense is a brutal combination, and the 55-point floor says it plainly.
268DJ GiddensRBIND
269Will ShipleyRBPHI
270Kendrick BourneWRARI
271Trey BensonRBARI
272Tyler HigbeeTELAR
273Adam RandallRBBAL
274Jeremy McNicholsRBWAS
275Tyrell ShaversWRBUF
276Jam MillerRBNE
277Rasheen AliRBBAL
278Tommy TrembleTECAR
279Isaac TeSlaaWRDET160.0Lions 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.
280Kyle JuszczykRBSF
281Nicholas SingletonRBTEN160.6
282Gunnar HelmTETEN160.6
283Corey KinerRBNE
284Johnny WilsonWRPHI
285Chimere DikeWRTEN160.6
286Brock WrightTEDET
287Brenen ThompsonWRLAC
288Dawson KnoxTEBUF
289Demarcus RobinsonWRSF
290Calvin Austin IIIWRNYG
291Dylan SampsonRBCLE156.0A 23% run share projection in a tier-7 run offense with zero spike-week history makes Sampson a low-ceiling handcuff at best.
292Luke McCaffreyWRWAS
293Brevyn Spann-FordTEDAL
294Dont'e Thornton Jr.WRLV
295Cam WardQBTEN159.3
296Davis AllenTELAR
297Najee HarrisRBNYG158.7
298Kendrick LawWRDET
299Calvin RidleyWRTEN159.5Titans 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.
300Audric EstiméRBNOElite EPA percentile on a 22-year-old back buried in a crowded backfield, with a 2.5% projected run share that tells the real story.
301Skyy MooreWRGB
302Kimani VidalRBLAC163.4Chargers committee back at 35% run share behind Hampton. Tier-5 run-O is mediocre, pure depth play with limited weekly ceiling outside injury upside.
303Tyler ConklinTEDET
304Darnell WashingtonTEPIT
305Luke SchoonmakerTEDAL
306Savion WilliamsWRGB
307Sam RoushTECHI
308Eli HeidenreichRBPIT
309Seth McGowanRBIND161.2
310Colbie YoungWRCIN
311Nick MullensQBJAC
312LeQuint Allen Jr.RBJAX
313Sione VakiRBDET
314Elijah SarrattWRBAL
315CJ WilliamsWRJAX
316Jalen RoyalsWRKC
317Trey SermonRBATL
318Nate BoerkircherTEJAX
319Brittain BrownRBCHI
320Isaiah WilliamsWRNYJ
321Josh OliverTEMIN
322Darius CooperWRPHI
323Jackson HawesTEBUF
324Ted HurstWRTB160.3
325Drew SampleTECIN
326David SillsWRTB
327Eli StowersTEPHI
328Noah FantTENO
329Chris Brazzell IIWRCAR
330Cyrus AllenWRKC158.7
331Demond ClaiborneRBMIN160.6
332Kene NwangwuRBNYJ
333Mo Alie-CoxTEIND
334John Metchie IIIWRCAR
335Tahj BrooksRBCIN
336Josh CameronWRJAX
337Austin HooperTEATL
338Gunner OlszewskiWRNYG
339Kendre MillerRBNO162.0
340Lewis BondWRHOU
341Elijah MooreWRPHI
342Travis HomerRBPIT
343Alec IngoldRBLAC
344DeeJay DallasRBMIN
345Christian KirkWRSF
346Brevin JordanTEHOU
347Charlie KolarTELAC
348Feleipe FranksTECAR
349Kaytron AllenRBWAS159.5
350Geno SmithQBNYJ159.9
351Kevin Austin Jr.WRNO
352AJ DillonRBCAR
353Tanner HudsonTECIN
354Jacob SaylorsRBDET160.6
355Adam PrenticeRBDEN
356Kevin Coleman Jr.WRMIA
357Adam TrautmanTEDEN
358Elijah ArroyoTESEA
359Jaylin LaneWRWASLane's target share jumps from 8% to a projected 12.3% in 2026, but a 0% spike rate and 8th-percentile EPA make this a volume bet with paper-thin upside.
360George HolaniRBSEA160.4
361Will KacmarekTEMIA
362Chris MooreWRBAL
363Kaden WetjenWRPIT
364Malachi CorleyWRCLE
365Jack EndriesTECIN
366Odell Beckham Jr.WRNYG160.3
367Daniel BellingerTETEN
368Mason TiptonWRNOSaints WR5 at 5% target share. Tier-6 pass-O. Within-team rank #5, pure depth play with no realistic path to weekly relevance.
369Hunter LongTEARI
370Chris BrooksRBGB161.1
371Foster MoreauTEHOU
372Brycen TremayneWRCAR
373Trevor EtienneRBCARCarolina depth back. Eight games last season for 12.2 fantasy points on an 8.5% run share, so this is a stash until the depth chart moves.
374Matthew HibnerTEBAL
375Luke MusgraveTEGB
376Deion BurksWRIND
377Emmanuel Henderson Jr.WRSEA
378Ashton DulinWRIND
379Elijah HigginsTEARI
380Bryce LanceWRNO
381Jeremy RuckertTENYJ
382Julian HillTENE
383Malik BensonWRLV
384Ja'Tavion SandersTECAR
385Charlie WoernerTEATL
386Julius ChestnutRBTEN
387Joe RoyerTECLE
388Cade StoverTEHOU
389Carsen RyanTECLE
390Tyler GoodsonRBDAL
391Kylen GransonTETEN
392Max BredesonTEMIN
393Seydou TraoreTEMIA
394Kaleb JohnsonRBGB158.3
395Cole TurnerTEMIA
396Dylan LaubeRBLV
397Xavier 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.
398Tom KennedyWRDET
399Skyler BellWRBUF
400CJ DanielsWRLAR
401Ke'Shawn WilliamsWRCINCincinnati depth receiver. One target in three games last season and no projected role this year.
402Efton Chism IIIWRNE
403Jordan WatkinsWRSF
404Tay MartinWRDET
405Lil'Jordan HumphreyWRDEN
406Jonathan MingoWRDAL
407Reggie VirgilWRARI
408KeAndre 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.
409Anthony SmithWRDAL
410Nikko RemigioWRKC
411Britain CoveyWRPHI
412Jahdae WalkerWRCHI
413KhaDarel HodgeWRSF
414Kameron JohnsonWRTB
415Cody WhiteWRLV
416Dareke YoungWRLV
417Barion BrownWRNO
418Jake BoboWRSEA
419Tylan WallaceWRCLE
420Xavier WeaverWRARI
421Anthony GouldWRIND
422Jared WayneWRHOU
423Beaux CollinsWRATL
424Ben SkowronekWRPIT
425Devin DuvernayWRARI
426Derius DavisWRLAC
427Ryan MillerWRMIA
428Tai FeltonWRMIN
429Jalen BrooksWRARI
430Arian SmithWRNYJ
431Braxton BerriosWRNYG
432Devontez WalkerWRBAL
433Tim PatrickWRNYJ
434Reggie GilliamRBNE
435Brady RussellRBSEA
436Ty ChandlerRBNO
437Patrick RicardRBNYG
438Scott MatlockRBLAC
439Tyler BadieRBDEN
440Velus Jones Jr.RBSEA
441Andrew BeckRBNYJ
442James ConnerRBARI160.5Cardinals 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.
443Max KlareTELAR
444Marlin KleinTEHOU
445Eli RaridonTENE
446Josh CuevasTEBAL
447Oscar DelpTENO
448Tanner KoziolTEJAX
449Bauer SharpTETB
450Terrance FergusonTELAR152.3
451Keleki LatuTEBUF
452Luke FarrellTESF
453Durham SmytheTEBAL
454Brayden WillisTESF
455Mitchell EvansTECAR
456Andrew OgletreeTEIND
457Josh WhyleTEGB
458Ben SinnottTEWAS
459Moliki MatavaoTENO
460David Martin-RobinsonTETEN
461Justin JolyTEDEN
462Quintin MorrisTEJAX
463Payne DurhamTETB
464John BatesTEWAS
465Colson YankoffTEWAS
466Ben YurosekTEMIN
467Jared WileyTEKC
468Tip ReimanTEARI
469Nick KallerupTESEA
470Will MalloryTEIND
471Blake WhiteheartTECLE
472Johnny MundtTEPHI
473Grant CalcaterraTEPHI
474Connor HeywardTELV
475Robert TonyanTEPIT
476Nate AdkinsTEDEN
477Carter RunyonTELV
478Chris ManhertzTENYG
479Jelani WoodsTENYJ
480Ian ThomasTELV
481Dallen BentleyTEDEN
482Eric SaubertTESEA
483Riley NowakowskiTEPIT
484Jaren KanakTETEN
485Malik WillisQBMIA152.2
486Athan KaliakmanisQBWSH
487Anthony RichardsonQBIND
488Mac JonesQBSF
489Tyrod TaylorQBGB
490Tyler HuntleyQBBAL
491Joe FlaccoQBCIN
492J.J. McCarthyQBMIN
493Marcus MariotaQBWAS
494Carson WentzQBMIN
495Ty SimpsonQBLAR
496Spencer RattlerQBNO
497Sam HowellQBDAL
498Joshua DobbsQBDET
499Josh JohnsonQBCIN
500Quinn EwersQBJAX
501Deshaun WatsonQBCLE
502Kirk CousinsQBLV
503Trey LanceQBLAC
504Davis MillsQBHOU
505Michael Penix Jr.QBATL160.4
506Dillon GabrielQBCLE
507Riley LeonardQBIND
508Tyson BagentQBCHI
509Tommy DeVitoQBNE
510Mason RudolphQBPIT
511Cooper RushQBATL
512Jameis WinstonQBNYG
513Will LevisQBNYJ
514Carson BeckQBARI
515Brady CookQBMIA
516Zach WilsonQBNO
517Behren MortonQBNE
518Aidan O'ConnellQBLV
519Garrett NussmeierQBKC
520Kenny PickettQBCAR
521Drew LockQBSEA
522Drew AllarQBPIT
523Mitchell TrubiskyQBTEN
524Cole PaytonQBPHI
525Taylen GreenQBCLE
526Cade KlubnikQBNYJ
527Gardner MinshewQBARI
528Andy DaltonQBPHI
529Jarrett StidhamQBDEN
530Justin 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.
531Case KeenumQBCHI

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